MCP is going stateless: What the new spec means for AI agents
The Model Context Protocol is transitioning to a stateless architecture, enabling remote MCP servers to function as scalable HTTP services that no longer require complex session ma…
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New Relic launches New Relic for Startups
New Relic has launched "New Relic for Startups," a program providing qualified Series A and earlier-stage companies with free access to its full observability platform and AI featu…
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Introducing New Relic Knowledge: AI-driven insights grounded in your business context
New Relic Knowledge is an AI-driven observability feature designed to bridge the gap between technical incident detection and real-time business impact. Unlike standard AI assistan…
How One Engineering Team is Scaling AI Agents Using AI Observability
New Relic’s internal engineering team transitioned from manual, fragmented telemetry to using New Relic AI Monitoring (AIM) to manage their AI agents more efficiently. This adoptio…
The Agentic Shift: Key Takeaways from IDC Directions 2026
The industry is transitioning from AI experimentation to an era of "agentic execution," characterized by the massive-scale deployment of autonomous AI agents. To support this shift…
Transform AI Complexity into Strategic Clarity
Companies are rapidly deploying AI agents, anticipating over a billion by 2029, but are facing challenges with governing and trusting these systems. Traditional monitoring tools ar…
Comparing The Best AIOps Tools for Faster, More Reliable IT Ops
This article discusses AIOps – tools designed to cut through the overwhelming volume of signals generated by modern IT systems. Effective AIOps platforms don’t just add more dashbo…