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Oxford Researchers Build Tiny Robot That Navigates Using Water Waves as Analog Computer (opens the original)
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Researchers at the University of Oxford have built a small robot that steers itself using nothing more than the interference patterns of water waves. The machine, no larger than a coffee cup, reads ripples bouncing off obstacles and adjusts its path without any digital processor or graphics card. The approach, described in a paper published in Nature Communications, demonstrates that physical waves can perform real-time computation and decision-making at the hardware level. The device sits in a
Atlassian Launches Agent Loops: AI Agents Automate Full Software Development in Jira (opens the original)
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Atlassian has introduced a coordinated system for agentic engineering that connects autonomous AI agents across the software development lifecycle inside Jira. The new capability, called agent loops, allows a backlog item to flow automatically from planning through code generation, testing, and into a reviewed pull request without constant human prompting at every step. The system relies on what Atlassian calls the Teamwork Graph, a live knowledge structure that maps how teams actually work. It
AI DevOps Crisis: 69% Deploy Failure Rate Signals Unsustainable Practices by 2026 (opens the original)
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The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence tools in software development has created a direct tension with the operational discipline required for stable production environments. According to the State of DevOps Modernization 2026 report from Harness, based on responses from 700 enterprise practitioners, 35 percent of organizations now deploy to production daily or more frequently. This acceleration in release cadence coincides with heavy AI usage that introduces new forms of instability. Amo
AI Inferencing Shifts to the Network Edge by 2026, Driving Faster Insights and Efficiency (opens the original)
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AI inferencing is heading for the network edge. Organizations worldwide are preparing for a fundamental change in how they run artificial intelligence workloads. Projections from multiple research firms point to 2026 as the year when the balance tips decisively toward distributed processing closer to data sources. This shift stems from three converging pressures: an explosion in sensor-generated information, shrinking tolerance for response delays, and the arrival of specialized hardware designe
Enterprises Replace Commercial Software with Custom AI Agents to Cut Costs (opens the original)
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Enterprises have begun replacing sections of commercial software with custom-built agents, a trend that signals a fundamental change in how large organizations approach technology acquisition and internal development. According to a recent CIO Dive report on McKinsey research, companies are deploying these autonomous systems at an accelerating pace, often choosing to construct solutions internally rather than continue licensing features from vendors. The shift reflects both growing confidence in
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