84% of tech leaders say AI won’t replace low-code and no-code tools
FutureCIO Editors
April 9, 2025
95% of companies have used low-code and no-code solutions for software development in the past year
95% of companies have used low-code and no-code solutions for software development in the past year
“Innovation is technology meets real-world problems,” said Karpati.
As more artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models pop up in the market, including open source alternatives, organisations will
61% of QA teams are adopting AI-driven testing to automate repetitive tasks and free up time for more strategic work.
Infrastructure management platform Pulumi has announced significant product enhancements to improve security, streamline automation, and provide greater control over cloud
The collaboration aims to accelerate progress in key areas, including healthcare, societal AI, spatial intelligence, and data-intensive computing.
Exabeam has launched Exabeam Nova, an autonomous AI agent that aims to enable security teams to accelerate incident response, reduce
The point is that automating work hasn’t ever changed the world by itself.
Four in five data centre owners/operators have embraced this trend, with 25% of respondents reporting widespread adoption and 44% indicating
Red Hat AI encompasses Red Hat OpenShift AI and Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI (RHEL AI).
It includes advanced tools integrating Zendesk AI Agents, a comprehensive knowledge graph, actions and integrations, governance and control, and measurement
48% of IT and business leaders cite data security as their top concern for AI implementation.