Uber tech chief Praveen Neppalli Naga is developing AI agents with a new approach, "agentic pods," to handle tasks across ...

Over the years, I’ve seen quality engineering evolve steadily—from manual testing to automation and then into DevOps-driven continuous testing. Each transition worked because one assumption always ...

The Bremen startup’s platform deploys teams of AI agents that autonomously execute engineering tasks across more than 75 existing tools, without replacing any of them. Revaia led the Series B; ...

said today it’s rolling out a new dedicated organization to bring agentic artificial intelligence systems, built on the same ...

Agentic AI is “opening up a lot of really exciting possibilities” for engineers, MathWorths’s Seth DeLand tells Design News. As a product marketing manager at MathWorks, DeLand works with MATLAB ...

How agentic AI will change the way software is developed and managed. In partnership withSoftServe Software engineering has experienced two seismic shifts this century. First was the rise of the open ...

As artificial intelligence agents become more powerful, agentic AI governance becomes increasingly important – and yet, today’s governance solutions struggle to keep AI agents from going off the rails ...

New agentic digital engineering capabilities, alongside advances in AI physics and compute economics, give R&D teams a unified path to AI-first product development SAN FRANCISCO, May 12, 2026 ...

If your agentic AI project is failing, your problem is likely that you treated the integration work as somebody else's issue ...

Dyad AI from JuliaHub is bringing an AI-for-Science environment to product development. Users can model and interrogate systems, research formulations, derive governing equations, assemble models, run ...

Productivity challenges in modern semiconductor development stem less from individual tool limitations and more from process-level complexity across design creation, verification, and iteration.

Agentic AI is now a core part of the engineering process, driving massive execution leverage and helping us generate more code than ever before. Yet, a difficult question I’ve increasingly heard from ...