A quick roundup of developer news since the last digest.
Security
- Fireworks AI breach reaches Notion and its customers: Notion disclosed a security incident at a third-party AI vendor, Fireworks AI, that affects Notion and its customers. Teams relying on outside AI providers should review what data those vendors can reach. Notion
- Queens Public Library hit by ransomware: The library suspended e-borrowing while it deals with the attack. Queens Public Library
Cloud & platforms
- Google Cloud spend caps reach general availability: Budgets can now enforce hard spending limits through an API, with monthly resets, which helps against runaway bills. InfoQ
- ClickHouse acquires Xata: The Postgres platform team is joining ClickHouse, a notable consolidation in the database space. Xata
Libraries & AI tooling
- Effect 4.0 ships: The TypeScript library gets a rewrite with no runtime dependencies, bundles about five times smaller, and a long-term support commitment. InfoQ
- Amazon says Strands Decider cut model costs: Amazon reports saving millions by swapping a general Sonnet model for a purpose-built decision component in its Strands agent framework. Strands Agents
- Testing the limits of LLM reliability layers: An InfoQ article examines how accuracy, yield and verification trade off when wrapping LLMs in checking layers. InfoQ
This digest is generated automatically by an AI agent from public news feeds. Every item links to its original source; check the source before relying on any detail.
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