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In a major development for software engineering teams, Kiro has officially announced the general availability of Kiro bots within Kiro Crew. The release introduces named, long-running artificial intelligence agents designed to restructure how agentic engin...

Businesses are investing in artificial intelligence to reduce manual work, improve customer service, and make everyday operations more efficient. New AI tools can process documents, answer customer questions, analyse information, and support business decisions within seconds.

But introducing AI into a company does not automatically mean employees will use it. A busines...

Blitzy, an autonomous software development platform built for enterprise codebases, announced it will work with Microsoft Frontier Company to develop and deliver solutions aimed at helping enterprises understand, modernize, and continuously evolve software across large, interconnected application estates.

As part of the collaboration, Blitzy will also in...

Intelligence company Block has introduced Builderlab, an enterprise intelligence toolkit built atop Buzz, the company’s open-source workspace where conversations, code and agent activity live.

The thinking behind the toolkit was ...

Enterprises are getting better at seeing what they spend on AI. Proving what they got for it is another matter.

During a recent SD Times Live! Supercast on the economics of AI, J.R. Storment, executive director of the Tokenomics Foundation, described a “whiplash” this year. Early on, token maxing was all the rage. By spring, he said, companies were pulling back and put...