This TLDR covers Stack Overflow’s new API-first knowledge exchange for AI coding agents, Adobe’s strong Q2 results tempered by investor concerns over its AI products and a CFO departure, ServiceNow’s urgent patch for a recently exploited endpoint vulnerability, and Google’s plan to wind down its CBRS Spectrum Access System by mid-2027. It’s a quick look at key moves shaping IT budgets, security posture, and managed services.

• Stack Overflow launched an API-first platform letting AI coding agents query its network and propose answers, which route through human moderators before validation.
• Adobe beat Q2 revenue/earnings estimates and raised its full-year forecast, but stock fell on CFO Dan Durn's departure to Marvell and doubts about its AI competitiveness.
• ServiceNow patched a misconfigured endpoint on June 5 that attackers had exploited to access certain customer instances, now restricting it to authenticated users only.
• Google is shutting down its CBRS Spectrum Access System, cutting off new sign-ups after June 10, 2026 and ending service entirely by June 10, 2027.