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Oracle announced a new AI-native builder experience for Oracle AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications that enables customers and partners to create and run Fusion Agentic Applications natively within Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications.

Pegasystems announced the general availability of Pega Infinity™ 26, Pega’s AI suite of products designed to help enterprises scale AI with confidence. By combining advanced agentic AI with built-in governance and a pricing model that eliminates consumption-based AI charges, Pega Infinity 26 enables organizations to achieve both predictable AI outcomes and predictable costs.

Port announced Port AI Builder, a purpose-built vibe coding experience designed for platform engineering and development teams. It allows teams to create and operate agentic workflows using natural language, with human-in-the-loop review and approval built in. This enables organizations to reliably infuse AI agents across the SDLC while maintaining governance and visibility. "AI is fundamentally changing how software gets built," said Zohar Einy, Co-founder and CEO of Port.

The findings from the 2026 Sembi Software Quality Pulse Report indicate that the industry is in the middle of a transformation. Release cycles are accelerating, with 43% of teams releasing new code weekly or faster. On top of that, systems are becoming more complex, AI is augmenting workflows, and the bar for quality and security is being raised across engineering teams.

IBM and Red Hat announced the commercial launch of Lightwell, delivering automated vulnerability remediation at scale through two offerings: Lightwell Network and Lightwell Clearinghouse Premier. Available now, Lightwell Network gives enterprises access to a launch catalog of 6,500+ remediated, digitally signed, and certified application-layer dependencies across major ecosystems, including Java and Python.

LTM announced a partnership with Anthropic to accelerate enterprise-scale adoption of Claude, Claude Code and Claude Cowork across engineering, modernization, and business workflows. LTM will combine Claude, Claude Code and Claude Cowork with its enterprise implementation expertise to help clients move from pilots to production with market-leading productivity, throughput, quality underscored by assurance and transparency.

The proportion of critical vulnerability exposures more than doubled over the past year, even as fewer than one in twelve proved urgent enough to require immediate action, according to Under Pressure: The 2026 Exposure Gap Report, a new report from Check Point® Software Technologies Ltd. Automation and AI-assisted attack tools are reshaping both the scale and pace of exposure.

While AI coding tools consistently improve productivity, they also introduce bottlenecks elsewhere in the SDLC, particularly around security, code review, and governance, according to The State of AI-Powered Software Development, a new report from Black Duck.

IBM announced major updates to IBM Bob, its agentic software development platform, including new multi-agent capabilities, built-in AI cost and use analytics, and pre-built, specialized workflows for modernizing enterprise systems. Bob matches models to tasks, coordinates AI execution across agents, and provides organizations with visibility into productivity, quality, performance, and cost through the newly launched Bobalytics, to help enterprises optimize AI at scale.

RapidFort and ReversingLabs (RL) announced a strategic partnership to deliver RapidFort Open-Source Dependency Libraries—an open-source package catalog to combine RapidFort’s proven curation and hardening process with independent third-party validation powered by ReversingLabs’ Spectra Assure® platform. RapidFort's open-source library catalog is independently validated by a separate, named third-party security company—ReversingLabs—using enterprise-grade deep-binary malware detection.