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Building a Data Foundation for AI Is a Rewarding Experience

Jun 15, 2026 By Sunitha Rao In Hitachi Vantara
AI runs on data, and global enterprises are awash with petabytes of data. That might suggest that it’s easy for companies to advance their businesses through the power of AI. Yet enterprise data is often fragmented across departmental and technological silos, and that data is often inconsistent, ungoverned and disconnected from mission-critical systems. As a result, many AI initiatives stall before they can deliver operational value, and the root cause is rarely the model.
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TestQuality

How custom AI agents via MCP extend autonomous QA

Jun 13, 2026 By Jose Amoros In TestQuality
Custom AI agents via MCP (Model Context Protocol) let an autonomous QA system reach beyond its built-in skills by connecting to external tools such as GitHub and browser automation services. In practice, that means a QA agent can inspect source code changes, identify new features, compare them against existing test coverage, and create missing test cases automatically. For teams managing growing test suites, this turns AI from a closed assistant into a connected workflow engine.
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ably

WebSocket reconnection in AI agents: transport recovery vs. session recovery

Jun 12, 2026 By Madeleine Quinn In Ably
Your AI agent is mid-task, waiting on the result of a search tool call it made 30 seconds ago. The user is watching a spinner. Then a network blip drops the connection. The application reconnects in under a second, fast enough that most monitoring wouldn't flag it. But the tool call result that came back during the gap is gone, and so are the 200 tokens the agent generated before the silence began. The reconnect succeeded - but the session didn't.
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nodesource

How We Designed a Node.js Production Debugging Experience with AI

Jun 11, 2026 By Mafe Serna In NodeSource
Earlier this year, our team launched the N|Solid Extension, a Node.js production debugging and observability tool designed for modern development environments. The goal was simple: help developers investigate production issues without constantly switching between dashboards, monitoring platforms, and their editor. Instead, runtime telemetry, diagnostics, security insights, and AI-assisted workflows could live directly where developers already spend most of their time.
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antino

How is Agentic AI rewriting Retail Banking?

Jun 11, 2026 By Radhakanth Kodukula In Antino
Your customers are no longer comparing you to the bank down the street. They are comparing you to Amazon, Netflix, and every hyper-personalized digital experience they interact with daily. And most banks are losing that comparison. Quite literally! Somewhere between the legacy core systems, the compliance overhead, and the quarterly earnings pressure, a tectonic shift has started. Agentic AI is no longer a concept in a research paper.
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ClearML

Inside NERSC at Berkeley Lab: How a DOE Office of Science User Facility Is Exploring ClearML for Scientific AI Workflows

Jun 11, 2026 By Adam Wolf In ClearML
NERSC, the mission high-performance computing center for the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science, is using ClearML as part of the AI infrastructure stack for Perlmutter, the upcoming Doudna supercomputer, and the broader American Science Cloud. Here is a look at what they are exploring and why it matters for AI for science at scale.
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TestQuality

Generative AI for QA: How SDET Workflows and Skills Are Changing

Jun 11, 2026 By Mike Swindell In TestQuality
Generative AI for QA is the use of large language models to accelerate the creation and analysis of testing artifacts — drafting test cases, summarizing requirements, and generating synthetic test data. AI agents extend that capability into multi-step autonomous workflows that plan, delegate, and execute testing tasks across an entire delivery pipeline. For SDETs, the shift is not about learning to prompt more cleverly.
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TestQuality

Human in the Loop Testing: Where AI Ends and QA Judgment Begins

Jun 11, 2026 By Jose Amoros In TestQuality
The question isn't whether to use AI in QA. It's knowing exactly where to keep a human in control. The core risk: Over 75% of multi-agent failures are silent semantic errors that pass automated checks but violate business logic — detectable only by human inspection (Cemri, Pan et al., NeurIPS 2025). The division of labor: AI owns repetitive generation and execution; humans own risk analysis, requirement interpretation, exploratory investigation, and final sign-off. The operational discipline.
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thoughtspot

How Thrive Learning Scaled 56K Users with Agentic Analytics

Jun 10, 2026 By Lindsay Lukens In ThoughtSpot
Live from Snowflake Summit '26, tech leaders from around the globe gathered to discover how the world’s most innovative companies are making AI real for business. But few sessions delivered as much raw, practical insight as the one presented by Frankie Woodhead, Chief Product & Technology Officer at Thrive Learning. Heading up a fast-growing, £20m ARR LearnTech business that serves over 500 global customers and 5 million users, Woodhead didn't give a standard product pitch.
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Ep 77 | The Rise of VibeOps: How AI Is Transforming Network Automation

Jun 10, 2026 By Cloudera, Inc. In Cloudera
For decades, network teams have been forced to choose between speed and stability. AI may finally be changing that equation. In this episode of The AI Forecast, Paul Muller sits down with John Capobianco, Head of AI and Developer Relations at Itential and author of “Automate Your Network,” to explore how AI is reshaping the future of network operations. Drawing on decades of experience in network engineering, John explains why network automation has struggled to gain traction and how AI, agents, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) could finally break the bottleneck.
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