a Futurum company

Contributor

Adrian Bridgwater

Adrian Bridgwater is a UK-based technology journalist with over three decades of press experience, working primarily as a news-analysis writer focused on the software application development beat. His career began in print media before extending into television and digital publishing. He has previously written for Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, BBC Middle East, ZDNet UK, The Register, TechRepublic, Raconteur, and IDG Connect. For a decade and a half, he has also maintained developer and open-source columns for Computer Weekly, and he continues to write for The New Stack and the Dutch/English technology publication Techzine. His reporting covers enterprise software development, data management, open source software, analytics, data science, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence. Based in London, Bridgwater describes himself as a journalist who tracks developer and data trends. He now writes across the Techstrong Group family of publications, contributing to DevOps.com, Security Boulevard, and Techstrong.ai, where he covers software development, cloud, AI, and enterprise technology topics for the network.

11Articles shown
1Contributors shown
2Archive page
Blogs

Riveting Repositories: JFrog GitHub Unification Leaps Onward

Repositories rarely rivet and rope themselves together quite like the union that has been forming between JFrog and GitHub. The company known for its bullfrog-themed universal repository manager for software application artifacts spanning dependencies, binaries and configuration files continues to forge a partnership with the widely popular web-based developer code collaboration platform. The suggestion from […]

Adrian Bridgwater · Oct 29, 2024
AI

Anthropic AI Model Automates Developer Mouse Movements

Anthropic has developed and released a new batch of enhanced artificial intelligence models designed to save keystrokes and headaches by autonomously performing tasks typically carried out by software application developers.

Adrian Bridgwater · Oct 23, 2024
Blogs

HashiCorp Updates Terraform; Wider Cloud Infrastructure Developer Toolsets

As HashiCorp quietly slips into its new existence under the parent umbrella of IBM after this year’s $6.4 billion acquisition, the company held (one last?) HashiConf in Boston this week to set out its stall. That market stall is of course one populated by infrastructure lifecycle management and security lifecycle management products for hybrid multi-cloud […]

Adrian Bridgwater · Oct 18, 2024
Blogs

LambdaTest Kane Goes End-To-End on AI Testing

Cloud-based testing platform company LambdaTest has launched KaneAI, an end-to-end software AI test agent. With AI software in (some would say dire, or at least thorough) need of deep-level testing to eradicate hallucinations, to identify bias and to ensure that wider ratification systems are in place including retrieval augmented generation, there is much to test.

Adrian Bridgwater · Aug 27, 2024
AI

GitHub Steers Copilot Autofix Into Eye of AI Security Storm

GitHub has come forward with its new Copilot Autofix tool. This AI-driven software service is targeted at developers who need to address software vulnerabilities in code destined for traditional applications and inside those infused with an injection of new or existing breeds of AI.

Adrian Bridgwater · Aug 20, 2024
AI

Hello Henrik, Neuralogics’ Multi-Contextual Intelligence AI Engine

Neuralogics has followed the industry trend that sees technology vendors label their AI engines with a human name. With Salesforce Einstein, IBM Watson and Davis (that one’s Dynatrace) and even the possible inclusion of Waldo Search already with us, Neuralogics now joins the family with Henrik.

Adrian Bridgwater · Aug 19, 2024
Blogs

Venue.sh DevOps Tools Extend To Orchestration & Standardization

Venue.sh has launched its own DevOps platform. Initially presented as a tool catalog for software engineering teams to access throughout their development and delivery phases, the company has lofty ambitions for extending the platform’s functionality, remit and scope.

Adrian Bridgwater · Jul 12, 2024