Patchday Atlassian: Bambo Data Center & Co. secured against possible attacks Atlassian has released important security updates for various products. In most cases, attackers can cause services to ...

Designing for impact: How Atlassian is shaping the future of team collaboration Discover how the Atlassian Design team in India, led by Divye Bokdia, is driving innovation, simplifying complexity ...

AI Agents hold great promise for IT ticketing services, but they also bring with them new risks. Researchers from Cato Networks have revealed that a new AI agent protocol released by Atlassian, a ...

Phan Dinh Tue, chairman of the Board of Directors at Bamboo Airways (officially Viet Bamboo Aviation JSC), has submitted his resignation. His departure marks the fifth chairman to exit the role since ...

My take Atlassian’s Rovo Dev CLI looks to be more than another AI code assistant. It’s a deliberate experiment in what happens when agentic AI meets the structured demands of enterprise-scale software ...

Crisp and subtly sweet takenoko bamboo shoots are a feature of Japanese cuisine from soups to rice dishes.

Linear, an enterprise software maker that competes with many of Atlassian's products, announced that it raised $82 million in a Series C funding round led by Accel.

In the afternoon, three experts shared best practices in bamboo design and construction: Orin Hardy, Co-Founder, Bamboo U in Bali; Mauricio Cardenas Laverde, bamboo architecture pioneer from Italy and ...

The AIA has named 10 winners of its 2025 Architecture Awards program, which includes a campus in Rwanda by MASS Design Group, an astronomy museum in Shanghai by Ennead Architects and a renovated ...

Bamboo may look like ordinary tall grass, but it’s one of nature’s most versatile materials. Strong, flexible, and fast-growing, bamboo has long been used in Filipino homes, cooking, and even for ...

Local studio Canter and Gallop Design has clad a Hong Kong home in wood to create "a quiet abode in a bamboo forest".

In her entrancing, disturbing “Daughters of the Bamboo Grove,” Barbara Demick traces the wildly divergent paths of twins born in China under the one-child rule.