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ZDnet | January 14, 2020

A group of tech companies and organisations have come forth with support for Google in its legal stoush against Oracle, a case that could determine the outlook of software development's future. The Google-Oracle legal battle dates back over a decade, with the core issue being whether copyright laws bar the commonplace practice of software reimplementation -- the "process of writing new software to perform certain functions of a legacy product". It was also...

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Kyndi | March 30, 2022

The Kyndi Natural Language Search Solution, the only end-to-end product designed to maximise the relevancy and speed of finding answers in unstructured, text-based data, is now available from Kyndi, the leading natural language processing (NLP) business. Organizations of all sizes frequently ignore natural language search as a top-and bottom-line business driver due to a lack of NLP expertise and the cost of refining and deploying state of the art language models. From simplifying website conten...

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CircleCI | March 11, 2022

Ponicode, an innovative AI-powered testing platform, has been acquired by CicleCI, the leading continuous integration, and continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform. The financial terms of the arrangement were not disclosed by the companies. Since 2011, CircleCI has been at the vanguard of software development, providing a world-class CI/CD platform that has helped thousands of customers worldwide boost developer productivity and improve business outcomes. Ponicode is a ...

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Emplifi | January 23, 2023

Emplifi, a renowned unified customer experience (CX) platform, recently announced the launch of Emplifi™ AI Composer, a tool that generates ready-to-publish social media copy to help brands improve social media efficiency. The new capability is incorporated into the Emplifi Social Marketing Cloud and reinforces the OpenAI GPT-3 architecture. Modern customers are digital and social-first, engaging with brands in manner they desire, not necessarily through the channels prefe...