As agents become the primary way software is built and deployed, Vercel connects its frontend, backend, and agent tooling into a single platform for shipping and running agents at scale.

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The Azure AI Agent Service is currently in Private Preview. This early stage of development means the product is actively evolving, with significant updates and improvements expected. Users should ...

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Have you ever noticed that the weather forecast on TV might say, "We’re looking at record heat today — it’s going to be 112 today!" But, if you open up your weather app on your phone, it’ll say ...

Today at Ship, its annual conference, Vercel introduced a set of new products that deepen its agentic infrastructure platform trusted by DoorDash, Helly Hansen, OpenAI, Stripe, and The Weather Company ...

Yohan Hadji, nicknamed 'Gliderboy,' has invented a lightweight foam glider that can bring sensors from weather balloons back from the stratosphere.

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Nextcloud CEO: Open source moves from 'a nerdy audience' to the geopolitical stage Frank Karlitschek, head of the German software vendor, talked about the company’s decision to help develop the ...