At its Build developer conference on Tuesday, Microsoft is launching so many new features for developers, it’s hard to keep

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The good old terminal has been through a bit of a comeback in recent months, largely thanks to the popularity

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At Microsoft Build on Tuesday in San Francisco, the company debuted Microsoft Scout, a new personal agent for work that

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As OpenAI announced on Tuesday, 20% of Codex’s 5 million weekly active users are now knowledge workers and not coders.

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We knew it was coming, and as of Monday, it’s here. GitHub has officially retired Copilot’s premium request model and

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The safety benchmarks enterprise buyers rely on to evaluate AI models are measuring the wrong thing. That’s the finding from

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JetBrains announced on Monday it has open-sourced Mellum2, a 12B-parameter coding model aimed at the infrastructure layer of agentic AI

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Six months ago, the agentic coding tool was still an argument about form. By the start of June 2026, the

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The pitch for most AI coding tools is speed. Write a prompt, get a draft, iterate. The faster the model,

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Just about every enterprise software vendor now agrees on one thing, at least: AI agents are only as useful as

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At SAP Sapphire 2026 in Orlando in May, SAP made the case that the enterprise AI race will not be

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When Gavriel Cohen first saw OpenClaw, he knew he wanted it. At the time, Cohen (soon to be the founder

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AI retrieval has moved well beyond embeddings and vector search. Early retrieval architectures focused primarily on semantic similarity. Still, production

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Platform engineers are some of the most resourceful people in IT. Give them a problem, and they’ll automate their way

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Cursor launched its Jira integration last week. The integration was marketed as simple: assign a ticket in Jira and Cursor

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As the frontier model race accelerates, AI devotees are splitting their loyalty across the major providers at both the user

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Replit is deepening its enterprise push: The vibe coding platform is partnering with Visa Inc. to embed payment infrastructure alongside

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I’m Matt Burns, Chief Content Officer at Insight Media Group. Each week, I round up the most important AI developments,

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During his keynote at the recent Open Source Summit North America, Linux and Git creator Linus Torvalds did not mince

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The OpenTelemetry (OTel) ecosystem provides us not only with a standard data format and transport mechanism for generating, processing, and

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The European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is just months away from ushering in a new era of accountability that’s

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To hear Yasmin Rajabi, chief operating officer at CloudBolt, tell it, there’s an imbalance in how we view automation. We’re

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Snyk has entered the AI-powered penetration testing market with a new product it says addresses the gap in how enterprises

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AWS on Thursday launched what it calls a near-total rebuild of its managed search and vector engine, in an effort

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On Thursday, Anthropic released the newest version of its flagship model, Opus 4.8, which allows users to control Claude’s effort,

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Percona, which makes a popular open-source database-as-a-service (DBaaS), celebrated its 20th birthday this week with a rebrand, a new supporting

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Companies adding AI to their products often think that a powerful model is the key to successful integration. This assumption

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The press release version of Automation Anywhere‘s EnterpriseClaw announcement is straightforward enough: a new capability for deploying what the company

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The transition from traditional web applications to agentic ecosystems is more than a change in the UI; it is a

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Debugging used to be straightforward: A service failed, you checked the logs, followed the stack trace, and fixed the bug.

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