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    How F1 Cars Collect Data in Real Time●How F1 cars collect data in real time [video]YhnSportMotorsport61 h ago

    A technical explainer on how Formula 1 cars transmit telemetry data in real time is drawing attention online. F1 cars carry hundreds of sensors feeding live information on engine performance, tyre wear and aerodynamics to pit walls and team engineers during races. Readers are discussing the engineering behind the systems and how teams use that data to make split-second strategy calls.

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    OpenTelemetry Pushes 'OTel-Native by Design' for Software Products▼OTel-Native by Design – Building Products That Export to Any Observability StackYhnWorldElections634 min ago

    A new OpenTelemetry blog post makes the case for building products that are OTel-native by design, meaning they can export telemetry to any observability stack rather than locking users into one vendor's tooling. The argument is generating discussion among developers and platform engineers about interoperability, instrumentation standards, and how vendors should adopt OpenTelemetry as a default rather than an afterthought.

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    How the Cadillac F1 car talks to engineers worldwide●How the Cadillac Formula 1® car communicates with engineers around the world in real time✉newsSportMotorsport2 d ago

    General Motors has detailed how its Cadillac Formula 1 car communicates with engineers around the world in real time. The system keeps race engineers connected to the car's telemetry during sessions, allowing the team to monitor performance and make live decisions. It highlights the technical infrastructure Cadillac has built as it establishes itself as a new entrant on the Formula 1 grid.

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    Radware launches Thailand point of presence amid security debate●The attacker who logs in perfectly: an engineer's review of Radware's Thailand PoP launch, written for the people who siMmastodonTechnologyAI26 d ago

    Radware has opened a new point of presence in Thailand, expanding its cloud security and application delivery coverage in Southeast Asia. An engineer's review of the launch takes an unusually skeptical angle, arguing that the marketing pitch overlooks how modern attackers blend in — perfectly formed logins and clean telemetry that evade detection. The piece is aimed at budget decision-makers rather than practitioners, prompting discussion among security engineers about whether vendor expansion and AI-driven tooling actually reduce risk.

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    Guide shows how to find OpenTelemetry gaps before shipping●A hands-on guide to using Splunk Observability Studio to audit instrumentation, inspect traces and... # observability #MmastodonTechnologyAI36 d ago

    A new hands-on guide walks developers through using Splunk Observability Studio to audit instrumentation and inspect traces, with the goal of finding and fixing OpenTelemetry gaps before code ships. It is being shared among developers interested in observability, devtools and software engineering practice.

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