A leaked recording of AWS CEO Matt Garman’s internal discussion sheds light on the future of software development, emphasizing the transformative role of AI. Garman suggests that AI will significantly ...

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Intellias, a global software engineering and digital consulting company, will participate in CES 2026, taking place on January 6--9, 2026, in Las Vegas. This year, Intellias welcomes attendees to its ...

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As the nation’s 10th-ranked program by U.S. News & World Report, Purdue’s computer software engineering program in the Department of Computer Science is examining the development and improvement of ...

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The approach toward software testing has drastically changed over the years. It has changed from manual testing to automation frameworks and now to AI-based testing. It isn’t just about increasing ...

Dozens of tech workers are taking to job site Blind, strategizing for when AI will replace them and wondering if it's the end of a "golden age." ...

A: I’d like to expand that the future of software engineering in general. I polled some 500 [software experts] and asked them the same question, and virtually everyone said this stuff will get more ...