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I write about tech. Sr. Editor, AI at The New Stack. Signal 860-208-3416 frederic@techcrunch.com

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Frederic Lardinois, Author at TechCrunch

Frederic Lardinois, Author at TechCrunch

Editor Before he joined TechCrunch in 2012, he founded SiliconFilter and wrote for ReadWriteWeb (now ReadWrit…

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Atlassian wants developers to finally like Jira

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By Frederic Lardinois Verified
| The New Stack Verified
Atlassian wants developers to spend more of their days in Jira. To get them there, Atlassian on Wednesday launched a batch of AI-centric features to bring Jira deeper into the modern software development lifecycle. Teams can now, for example, assign Jira work items directly to Claude Code, Cursor, or GitHub Copilot, with OpenAI’s Codex coming later. A built-in Jira Coding Agent, included in every paid plan, turns work items into pull requests without anyone setting up a local environment.
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OpenAI’s first gadget is the $230 Codex Micro macropad

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By Frederic Lardinois Verified
| The New Stack Verified
OpenAI’s Codex is about to hit 9 million users, and at least some of those users will soon get a new way of using OpenAI’s agentic coding tool: a programmable mechanical macropad OpenAI developed in partnership with Work Louder.
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AWS will now watch Microsoft’s cloud for you

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By Frederic Lardinois Verified
| The New Stack Verified
On Tuesday, AWS announced an expansion to Security Hub, its security operations service, to also monitor Microsoft Azure resources, in addition to more tools for protecting AI workloads. This marks the first time the service natively monitors resources outside of AWS. In total, the launch includes four major updates: Azure resource monitoring, Amazon GuardDuty AI Protection, GuardDuty AI-powered investigations, and a Security Hub AI inventory.
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