The Platform Radar
Engineering news, every day, with the primary source cited.
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I host it, in an AI clone of my own voice.
What arrives, and when
Format
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Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Daily newsDaily news on every channel, each with its primary source cited.
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PodcastTuesday deep dive. Thursday recap edited by Mat Caniglia.
~20 minDeep dive
~25 minRecap
NewsletterMonday, Wednesday and Friday on LinkedIn: the week ahead, an essay by Mat and the week's news, sourced.
Yes
- Daily news
- Daily news on every channel, each with its primary source cited.
- Podcast
- Tuesday deep dive. Thursday recap edited by Mat Caniglia.
- Newsletter
- Monday, Wednesday and Friday on LinkedIn: the week ahead, an essay by Mat and the week's news, sourced.
See you Thursday.
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- PHP RCE, Python CA distrust and a Postgres disk trapOct 29, 2026 · 24 min
- Your model has an expiry date: who gets paged at 2amOct 27, 2026 · 21 min
- PHP RCE, 8 bad certs, Copilot cutoffs: what to act onOct 22, 2026 · 25 min
- Welcome to The Platform RadarOct 21, 2026 · 3 min
- What actually stops a coding agent from wiping prodOct 21, 2026 · 21 min
Who makes it
Mat (Matías) Caniglia
Creator, host and editor of the show
The Platform Radar is Mat Caniglia's show. Mat has 18+ years in platform engineering, DevOps and SRE. He writes the newsletter essay. AI drafts the daily news and the recaps, and Mat edits and approves them.
My voice
I host every episode and news short. The voice is an AI clone of my own, and I authorise every use of it.
Common questions
What is The Platform Radar?
The Platform Radar is a daily engineering and DevOps news show and podcast by Mat Caniglia, who hosts it in an AI clone of his own voice. AI drafts the news and the recaps, and Mat edits and approves them.
Is that really your voice?
Yes. It is my voice, cloned with AI, and I authorise its use. I don't record each episode myself: the clone speaks the script.
Does anyone sponsor the show?
No. There is no sponsor and no paid placement. Mat Caniglia is also the founder of Clouditive. Here you can follow, subscribe and listen.
When does it come out, and how long?
A deep dive of about 20 minutes every Tuesday and a recap of about 25 minutes every Thursday. The news comes out daily and the newsletter on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Which topics does it cover?
Software, web and mobile development, AI and agents, platform engineering, DevOps, SRE, QA, cloud and its cost, compliance, hiring, nearshore and fractional CTOs.
How do I check what it says?
Open the source. Every daily news item cites its primary source. AI drafts each item from that source, and Mat edits and approves it. Check the claim yourself before you rely on it.
What is The Platform Radar?
The Platform Radar is a daily engineering and DevOps news show and podcast by Mat Caniglia, who hosts it in an AI clone of his own voice. AI drafts the news and the recaps, and Mat edits and approves them.
Is that really your voice?
Yes. It is my voice, cloned with AI, and I authorise its use. I don't record each episode myself: the clone speaks the script.
Does anyone sponsor the show?
No. There is no sponsor and no paid placement. Mat Caniglia is also the founder of Clouditive. Here you can follow, subscribe and listen.
When does it come out, and how long?
A deep dive of about 20 minutes every Tuesday and a recap of about 25 minutes every Thursday. The news comes out daily and the newsletter on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Which topics does it cover?
Software, web and mobile development, AI and agents, platform engineering, DevOps, SRE, QA, cloud and its cost, compliance, hiring, nearshore and fractional CTOs.
How do I check what it says?
Open the source. Every daily news item cites its primary source. AI drafts each item from that source, and Mat edits and approves it. Check the claim yourself before you rely on it.