Releasesby GlyphOpenTelemetry support for AI monitoring is now GA
No New Relic agent required. If your app already emits OpenTelemetry traces, you can now send GenAI spans directly to AI monitoring and see every LLM call, tool call, and agent step , as part of your existing distributed traces.
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You can now create, store , and manage pipelines in Git folders
You can now create, store , and manage pipelines in Git folders. This feature is in Preview .
BigQuery now supports TabFM , Google's pre-trained foundation model for tabular data
BigQuery now supports TabFM , Google's pre-trained foundation model for tabular data. TabFM enables zero-shot regression and classification through in-context learning. It delivers high-accuracy predictions on structured data without requiring model training or hyperparameter tuning.
You can now create an identity column , sometimes referred to as an auto-incrementing column, on a table
You can now create an identity column , sometimes referred to as an auto-incrementing column, on a table. You can use identity columns to create and maintain primary keys on your tables. When you insert a row into a table that has an identity column, BigQuery generates a unique integer value for that column. This feature is in Preview .
BigQuery Graph is generally available (GA)
BigQuery Graph is generally available (GA). BigQuery Graph now includes support for the CALL graph query statement , and the following path inspection GQL functions : IS_ACYCLIC IS_SIMPLE IS_TRAIL .
app.yml for Snowflake App Runtime (Preview)
Snowflake App Runtime projects use a single app.yml file to describe both deployment and the remote build. Include version: 2 at the top of the file. snow app setup writes this file for new projects.
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React Native symbolication support launches
New Relic now supports React Native symbolication. Apply source map files to unminify stack traces so you can see the exact line of code behind every mobile JavaScript error, and resolve issues faster. Source map support helps with: Speeding up debugging and lowering MTTR: Remove the guesswork and see the exact line of code that caused an error.
Tag-based grouping, custom columns, and column reordering in Catalogs
Grouping and column options aren't new to Catalogs , we've always offered a curated set of the most relevant options out of the box, so you get a high-signal view without the noise.
Connect AI to trusted operational context with New Relic Ground Truth
New Relic Ground Truth is here, giving engineering teams a trusted operational intelligence layer for enterprise AI. As organizations bring AI assistants and agents into operational workflows, the challenge is no longer simply connecting AI to more data.
New Relic Lens is now generally available
Today, we are excited to announce the General Availability of New Relic Lens , a powerful data federation capability designed to simplify and accelerate data discovery and analysis across multiple environments.
New Relic Notebooks is now generally available
New Relic Notebooks is now generally available and integrated into the core New Relic platform. Notebooks let you build structured, collaborative documents that combine live telemetry queries, visualizations, and markdown text in a single workspace, ending "tab fatigue" and preserving the investigative context that disappears when an incident is over.
Now query up to 30 New Relic accounts at once!
Today we are excited to announce that the max number of New Relic accounts that can be queried at once is increasing its limit from 5 to 30! This can be done both through the UI – by clicking "Multi-account (up to 30)" in the account dropdown – or via the API.
New Relic Compound Alerts brings multiple conditions together for more precise alerting
A single threshold breach does not always provide enough context to determine whether an issue requires attention. With New Relic Compound Alerts, teams can combine up to five existing alert conditions and use AND and OR logic to define the specific combination that triggers a compound alert event.
Session replay now has its own billing category
New Relic now reports session replay data (both Browser and Mobile) under its own billing category in Data ingestion and usage, instead of under browser events and mobile events. This is a reporting change only: your session replay functionality, pricing, and total data ingested are unaffected.