Enterprise AI inherited the consumer model of AI, but it’s the wrong one for most business-to-business (B2B) problems. In the

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In today’s enterprise landscape, AI may dominate the conversation, but legacy systems still underpin mission-critical operations for many — if

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For today’s AI agents, memory is a moat. Every conversation counts, but traditional large language models (LLMs) are stateless —

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The Dragonfly project, an open source peer-to-peer image and file distribution system, has graduated from the ‘s program for incubating

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The ability to run large AI models locally defines the next frontier of developer productivity. Without desktop-class AI compute, data

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These days, malicious actors succeed not by breaking systems, but by blending into them. Increasingly, the intruder looks like a

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Logs are essentially a language, and if you throw the right information into a large language model (LLM), it can

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API sprawl hides both security dangers and missed opportunities. If an organization has more APIs than it can easily keep

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High-performance database system provider has launched a new database cloud service that promises to rival the performance of ‘ DynamoDB

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This is an excerpt from Chapter 5 of “AI for the Enterprise: The Playbook for Developing and Scaling Your AI

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Tailwind has been in the news lately, as it struggles to keep its doors open in the AI era. But

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Two years ago, I started experimenting with AI-assisted development tools. Today, they’re embedded into daily workflows across our engineering organization.

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Change approval has been a constraining force on software delivery for decades. With teams adopting AI coding assistants and agents,

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In 2025, the Ada programming language made what might be considered a comeback. (But don’t call it one! Yet.) Last

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Anthropic‘s $1.5 million investment in Python security is both self-interested and smart, analysts say, addressing a critical vulnerability in the

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Whamm is designed to allow users to instrument their WebAssembly (or Wasm) applications with a programming language or code, or

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The ability to connect AI agents to external systems defines their practical utility. Without tools, an agent is limited to

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Frontend developer and educator Kent Dodds has some good news for frontend developers confused about which React-based framework to choose.

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Earlier this year, the platform team at a global bank introduced a new workflow for developers to provision cloud environments

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Sharing digital data is one of the most important and riskiest parts of modern business. Multiple times a day, organizations

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AI has moved decisively from experimentation to execution. It now sits at the core of enterprise transformation strategies, reshaping the

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AI leaders have, for the last year, obsessed over benchmarks, debating whether GPT-4, Claude 3.5, or Gemini holds the crown. This enterprise

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A recent survey shows that, last year, 57% of enterprise organizations spent over $1 million on migration projects — with

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If you are responsible for a developer platform, you are probably trying to reduce cloud sprawl, speed up delivery and

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One of the more meaningful consequences of AI’s growth in the enterprise is its impact on the cloud race. The

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In 2023, a Chevrolet dealership in California woke up to a viral nightmare: Its new AI chatbot had just agreed

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It might seem easy to design and deploy an API by following the predictable API development life cycle pattern. Without

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I noticed a quiet shift in our engineering team recently that brought me to a broader realization about the future

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Spend management platform provider Ramp has launched a new AI coding agent, Ramp Inspect, alongside its accounting platform expansion. Ramp

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The frontend ecosystem is no longer driven by novelty alone. Teams care about performance budgets, hiring signals, maintenance costs and

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