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Sonatype Unveils Nexus Repository Pro+ to Stop Malicious ComponentsFulton, Md. – Sonatype, the company helping enterprises build with confidence in the AI era, today announced Nexus Repository Pro+, which stops malicious code where it enters, not after it’s already inside. By bringing Sonatype Repository Firewall, the company’s malicious code protection and policy enforcement product, inside the repository, Nexus Repository Pro+ screens every open... … continue reading
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For decades, software engineering leaders have focused on a familiar challenge: delivering software faster. Teams invested in agile methods, cloud platforms, DevOps, automation, and platform engineering to reduce friction across the software development life cycle. Agentic AI changes the equation. As AI agents increasingly generate code, create tests, document applications, and automate delivery tasks, software... … continue reading
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Campbell, California — Komprise, the leader in analytics-driven unstructured data management, today announced the results of a new survey on AI data management and data readiness. Enterprise organizations say they are largely maturing or mature with AI (68%), yet the ROI numbers tell a different story, as only 28% of organizations on average have quantified... … continue reading
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In early automobile assembly, the most skilled workers were fitters, who hand-finished each part so it would fit with its neighbor. The role disappeared when precision gauging made interchangeable parts possible. However, their expertise was not lost; it moved upstream into the jigs, fixtures, and inspection gauges used before assembly. Agentic coding has a similar... … continue reading
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Kong today has announced Kong Context Management, designed to ensure agents can access more of the enterprise context it needs without swamping the model with everything it could use. The new capability is generally available today as part of Kong AI Management. Large enterprise APIs can have hundreds of operations, which when exposed through MCP,... … continue reading
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DUBLIN – BrowserStack, the leading AI-native software testing platform, today announced the launch of BrowserStack Load Testing, which runs real browsers and API traffic in a single test so teams can see how their web apps hold up ahead of holiday and festive sales. For years, teams have load tested their sites by sending traffic... … continue reading
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Consider a hypothetical support agent that processes a cancellation request using an outdated policy. The message sounds helpful. The account update succeeds. The customer loses access, and the person reviewing the incident has to work out which policy the agent retrieved, who authorized the change, and how to restore the account. That sequence gives a... … continue reading
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Low-code platforms made a promise that largely came true: people who are not professional developers can build real automation. On Salesforce, a business analyst can wire up a record-triggered flow, an approval process and a set of validation rules in an afternoon, with no Apex and no deployment pipeline. The barrier to building fell through... … continue reading
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Lane Kingsbery had a thought. If agents are going to be ubiquitous, why not put them to use for the public good? With that in mind, he started a project called the Open Task Relay, essentially a repository of small tasks that teams or individuals can leave for agents to access and complete, with knowledge... … continue reading
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OpenAI launches Decisions API in public beta, Ultrafast for GPT-1 OpenAI this week rolled out new capabilities with the release to public beta of the Decisions API, as well another speed update with Ultrafast for GPT-1 Sol across the API, Codex, and ChatGPT Work on eligible plans. GPT-6.1 Sol provides near-Astra intelligence for agentic coding,... … continue reading
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