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Mitch Ashley

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Leading Voice on Agent & Agentic Software Engineering | ARInsights Power 100 Vendor Advisors #12 & Market Amplifiers #28 | Analyst | CIO | CTO | Speaker
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Claude Fable 5 Is Most Consequential Where Software Is Built

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By Mitch Ashley
| The Futurum Group
Analyst(s): Mitch Ashley Publication Date: June 10, 2026 Anthropic released Claude Fable 5, a Mythos-class model built for long-running autonomous work. Its biggest impact lands on software engineering, where the unit of work an agent can carry unattended grows from a prompt to a full work block.
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Futurum Research 2026: Key Issues and Predictions

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By Mitch Ashley, Keith Kirkpatrick, Brad Shimmin
| The Futurum Group
Analyst(s): Mitch Ashley, Keith Kirkpatrick, Nick Patience, Brad Shimmin Publication Date: June 4, 2026 What is Covered in This Article: Microsoft removed developer friction at Build 2026 by adopting the open toolchain developers already use and adding Windows-specific advantages, including the GitHub Copilot App (desktop), open-source Intelligent Terminal, WSL containers, Homebrew, ZSH, 75+ Unix utilities, and HorizonDB Postgres-SQL.
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Futurum Research 2026: Key Issues and Predictions

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By Mitch Ashley
| The Futurum Group
Analyst(s): Mitch Ashley Publication Date: June 3, 2026 IBM and Red Hat have announced Project Lightwell, a $5 billion initiative designed to help enterprises secure open source software through AI-assisted vulnerability analysis, coordinated remediation, and a global team of more than 20,000 engineers. The initiative introduces a trusted clearinghouse model that aims to reduce the operational burden of managing vulnerabilities across increasingly complex software supply chains.
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