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CISOs take the back seat as dev teams claim responsibility for application securityNews Development and engineering teams are steering security and budget strategies
By Emma Woollacott Published
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OpenAI is closing in on its biggest acquisition to dateNews OpenAI is reportedly closing in on a $3 billion deal to acquire AI startup Windsurf.
By Nicole Kobie Published
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What AI models are best for vibe coding?News Vibe coding had become the latest big trend in software development, but research shows this can yield decidedly insecure code.
By Emma Woollacott Published
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OpenAI's new GPT-4.1 models miss the mark on coding tasksNews OpenAI says its GPT-4.1 model family offers sizable improvements for coding, but tests show competitors still outperform it in key areas.
By Rory Bathgate Published
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AWS expands language support for Amazon Q DeveloperNews AWS has expanded support for languages in Amazon Q Developer, making it easier for developers to code in their first language.
By Nicole Kobie Published
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Cloudflare’s recent acquisition aims to supercharge developersNews The deal should make it easier to build AI applications on the Cloudflare Developer Platform
By Emma Woollacott Published
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Red Hat just made three big changes to its developer hubNews Red Hat has unveiled a raft of upgrades for Red Hat Developer Hub (RDHD), including support for a local version as well as new analytics.
By Nicole Kobie Published
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Low-code tools are here to stay, and there's nothing AI can do about itNews The impact of AI coding tools on the low-code market hasn't been quite as disastrous as predicted
By Ross Kelly Published
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Red teaming comes to the fore as devs tackle AI application flawsNews Only a third of organizations employ adequate testing practices in AI application development, according to new research, prompting calls for increased red teaming to reduce risks.
By Ross Kelly Published
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Software engineers are sticking with remote workNews Eight-in-ten software engineers will be working at least partly from home by the end of this year, new research suggests, as workers double down on hybrid setups and push back against RTO mandates.
By Emma Woollacott Published
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AI might not replace software engineers just yetNews AI might not replace software engineers just yet as new research from OpenAI reveals ongoing weaknesses in the technology.
By George Fitzmaurice Published
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Java developers are facing serious productivity issuesNews Java developers are encountering significant productivity barriers, according to new research, prompting businesses to take drastic measures to boost efficiency.
By Solomon Klappholz Published
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