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Why the CrowdStrike outage was a wakeup call for developer teams

News The CrowdStrike outage in 2024 has prompted wholesale changes to software testing and development lifecycle practices, according to new research.

By Solomon Klappholz Published 5 February 25

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The world's first 'AI software engineer' isn't living up to expectations

News Devin, a coding assistant from Cognition AI hailed as the world's 'first AI software engineer', hasn't quite lived up to expectations, according to researchers.

By Nicole Kobie Published 4 February 25

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Oracle Java pricing concerns could spark a developer exodus

News Oracle Java users have raised concerns over pricing, with many considering switching to open source options.

By Solomon Klappholz Published 31 January 25

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Red Hat launches Build module as part of partner program refresh

News Red Hat has announced new changes to its partner program, including the launch of a new 'Build' module and go-to-market support capabilities.

By Daniel Todd Published 27 January 25

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Salesforce may put hiring freeze on software engineers, Benioff suggests

News Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has suggested the company may freeze hiring for software engineers as the company records productivity boosts through AI agents.

By George Fitzmaurice Published 23 January 25

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Mark Zuckerberg says AI will be doing the work of mid-level engineers this year

News The Meta founder thinks 2025 will herald a profound shift in the software engineering profession

By Solomon Klappholz Published 20 January 25

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AI helped Google engineers cut code migration times in half

News The firm also simplified communications as migrations can be completed by a single engineer

By George Fitzmaurice Published 17 January 25

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Shadow AI is creeping its way into software development

News Enterprises need to create smart AI usage policies that balance the benefits and risks

By Solomon Klappholz Published 17 January 25

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Google Workspace is getting a Gemini makeover – but prices are going to increase

News The new pricing structure may help Google boost competition with Microsoft

By George Fitzmaurice Published 16 January 25

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Zellis snaps up AI-powered HR software firm elementsuite

News Elementsuite will be integrated with Zellis’ own payroll and HR software offering

By Daniel Todd Published 14 January 25

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Developers are struggling to build generative AI applications – here's why

News AI coding tools could help, though experts told ITPro that businesses should keep a focus on core software engineering skills

By George Fitzmaurice Published 13 January 25

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Admins beware, these Microsoft 365 features are being cut in 2025

News IT workers face further challenges on top of ones already posed by an approaching Windows 10 EOL

By George Fitzmaurice Published 10 January 25

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