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October 21, 2026
Hector ZelayaComments Off on How to Choose a Server-Side WebRTC Implementation

How to Choose a Server-Side WebRTC Implementation

WebRTC was built for browsers, but many WebRTC connections now run through server programs, for example SFUs, gateways, cloud gaming, recording, or AI agents that join calls. Without a browser to handle the connection, each of these programs needs its own WebRTC implementation, usually a library built

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October 14, 2026
Jen OppenheimerComments Off on Azure Communication Services Retirement: Planning Your Video API Migration

Azure Communication Services Retirement: Planning Your Video API Migration

Microsoft will retire Azure Communication Services (ACS) as a standalone offering on September 30, 2028. After that date, Microsoft supports ACS video only in applications that connect to Microsoft Teams. Companies that use ACS to embed video in their own products will need a new platform, and

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October 13, 2026
Jose MontalvoComments Off on How to Secure a RAG Chatbot With Role-Based Access Control

How to Secure a RAG Chatbot With Role-Based Access Control

An AI chatbot built on retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), where it answers by pulling from your own knowledge sources, is only as safe as the content it is allowed to retrieve. The failure happens when retrieval runs with no notion of who is asking: the agent searches the

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October 13, 2026
Suman PaudelComments Off on WebRTC Benchmarking: Why a Clean Call Recovery Test Can Be Wrong

WebRTC Benchmarking: Why a Clean Call Recovery Test Can Be Wrong

Before switching video SDKs, upgrading to a new version or renewing a vendor contract, engineering leaders want to know how their call quality compares with competing products and where it falls short. WebRTC benchmarking answers that by running each video calling product through identical network limits, such

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