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Advanced Capabilities now included in Core Observability

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We're thrilled to announce that several of our most powerful advanced platform capabilities have officially moved to our Core Observability offering. Full Platform Users and Core Compute customers now get these features. Depending on your plan, they're available at no additional charge or at Core Compute (CCU) rates.

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Also shipped Jun 18, 2026New Relic in June 2026 →

What's new in Sigma

AI AI column support for Databricks connections (Beta) You can now create and use AI columns on Databricks connections. AI columns allow you to construct dynamic prompts that reference specific table columns, which can be helpful for tasks like enriching, summarizing, and classifying data. See Create AI Columns (Beta) .

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GitLab 19.1 release notes

On June 18, 2026, GitLab 19.1 was released with the following features. We’d also like to announce this month’s Notable Contributor : Pishel65! We are excited to recognize Pishel65 , a Level 3 contributor with 19 merged MRs and 9 more open since joining in October 2025.

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Historical Cardinality

Analyze metrics cardinality history directly in the Cost Management and Billing App We’re excited to announce the general availability of Historical Cardinality! When active series counts increase, it can be difficult to determine what changed and which metrics or labels are responsible.

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New Relic Knowledge is now Generally Available

Modern environments generate massive amounts of operational data, but the knowledge required to resolve issues is often fragmented across wikis, tickets, and tribal knowledge. New Relic Knowledge closes that gap by transforming scattered documentation into an enterprise-grade grounding layer.

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Contextual Dashboards now in Catalogs

We've introduced a new feature that integrates your custom dashboards as contextual information directly within Catalogs. This capability bridges the "what" (your services and infrastructure) with the "how" (your custom visualizations).

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Mobile Update: Session replay is now generally available

New Relic is excited to announce that Mobile session replay has launched, a powerful feature that allows you to see what your end users were doing in an app to understand user behavior, prioritize enhancements and resolve performance issues quicker. Understanding user behavior is crucial for optimizing app usability and improving user experience.

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