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The adoption of AI in software engineering is accelerating rapidly, yet organizations frequently struggle to translate early-stage experimentation into meaningful production results. In a recent SD Times Live! webinar, Will Lytle, Plandek chief operating officer, said the challenge isn’t with the tools, but in “how they’re applied within the system.” High-performing AI teams ...


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Opsera has launched Forge, an intent and context-aware software factory that transforms raw ideas into enterprise-ready code at AI speed, with security, stability and compliance.

Forge was created as an AI-SDLC that enforces context, spec-based development and guardrails that helps organizations get from idea to production more rapidly, using any coding assistant.

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Most people who use banking apps never think about what happens behind the scenes when a transaction goes through. They tap a button, money moves, and that’s that. But for the engineers responsible for making sure those transactions work reliably, the reality is considerably more complicated particularly when bugs only reveal themselves under very specific conditions that no ...


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On the heels of its recent relesae of Claude Managed Agents, Anthropic this week has released to public beta Memory on Claude Managed Agents, which enables agents to learn from past sessions and share what they’ve learned with other agents. The memories are st...


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For those of us who have been around long enough to remember when “WinTel” was a term of endearment (or a curse, depending on your stock portfolio), the idea of someone displacing Microsoft and Intel feels a bit like suggesting the sun might decide to rise in the west tomorrow. But as I look at the shifting tectonic plates of the technology landscape from my office in Bend, i...


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