Software engineering stories
The new service aims to make AI agents faster to start, cheaper to run and safer to isolate as cloud demand shifts beyond chatbots.
Companies are being pushed to secure, monitor and budget for AI systems as agents take on longer tasks and strain review processes.
Rising AI coding spend is pushing engineering teams to tackle review delays and release bottlenecks, as LinearB adds a new context layer.
Developers can now try ClearRoute's runkora for free, as the consultancy seeks to convert interest in agentic AI into enterprise contracts.
Developers could see faster, cheaper agentic coding sessions after Google Cloud added day-one support for Reflection's open-weight Beam model.
Cyber defenders are getting first access as Google rolls out its latest AI model in stages, with wider use to follow after testing and review.
Businesses using ChatGPT Work will pay less for a model that OpenAI says is faster, more accurate and better at office automation tasks.
The update lets software teams link requirements, bugs and tests in one place, helping them spot coverage gaps and control more QA tasks.
The revised edition reflects how AI, microservices and multi-cloud deployments have made keeping production systems reliable more complex for engineers.
The Singapore hub should help firms turn AI pilots into production systems faster, with engineering support and skills training across Asia Pacific.
Software teams can now test Azure code locally, cutting provisioning delays, reducing cloud spend and easing security concerns around live credentials.
About 150 engineers can now use generative AI tools without sending proprietary code or data outside Targa Telematics' own systems.
More than 6,500 enterprises are now using the platform as Dell adds software, deskside systems and servers to help move AI from pilot to production.
The telecoms software group is shifting towards a more product-led model as it seeks to give customers greater control over platform configuration and use.
The software company's tools already help engineers spot faults faster across factory and trackside systems, beyond a branding tie-up.
The hire reflects growing demand for senior AI expertise as consultancies help businesses turn experimental tools into measurable operational gains.
The platform is already running across more than 1,000 enterprise projects, with claims of faster releases, lower AI costs and less legacy risk.
Governance gaps could widen as enterprises rush to deploy thousands of AI agents, prompting ClearRoute to launch a new control layer for software delivery.
Christchurch's tech ecosystem gets a boost as WitFoo turns a sponsored UC project into a job offer and expands its local footprint.
AI has made prototypes cheap, but production failures remain costly, putting a premium on experienced developers who can spot hidden risks.