Kimi K2.7 Code, an open-weight model, is now generally available in GitHub Copilot. This is the first open-weight model offered as a selectable option in the Copilot model picker, giving… The post Kimi K2.7 Code is generally available in GitHub Copilot appeared first on The GitHub Blog.

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DZone1 Jul 2026

The Inter-Agent Protocol Problem

Every major agent framework now has a story for multi-agent systems. Most of them are incompatible with each other. An agent built in AutoGen cannot natively receive a task from a deepagents orchestrator. An OpenAI Agents SDK cannot talk to a LangGraph subgraph. A CrewAI crew cannot delegate to a Pydantic AI team without custom glue code. This is the inter-agent protocol problem: We have multi-agent frameworks, but no agreed-upon protocol for agents to communicate across frameworks. This post br

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Google Cloud Blog1 Jul 2026

SOCRadar powers rapid threat detection with AlloyDB and Gemini Enterprise

Editor’s note: SOCRadar is a leading cybersecurity company that provides threat intelligence to businesses worldwide. As the volume of cyber threats continued to grow, SOCRadar needed to modernize its data infrastructure to deliver faster insights to its customers. By migrating from PostgreSQL to AlloyDB, SOCRadar achieved a 20x performance boost, reduced operational overhead, and is now better positioned to innovate and grow. How SOCRadar supercharges rapid threat detection with AlloyDB SOCRad

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Vercel Blog1 Jul 2026

Secure internal communication between services

Service Bindings make it easy for one Vercel service to securely call another within the same deployment. When a service declares a binding for another service, Vercel automatically injects the configured environment variable. That means user code can fetch that URL normally, while Vercel handles the internal rewrite, routing, authentication, and TLS behind the scenes. This enables multi-service applications on Vercel, like a Next.js frontend calling a FastAPI backend, while preserving service i

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Ars Technica1 Jul 2026