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Vera’s First Public Benchmarks Say the CPU Is Back in the AI Factory Conversation

Vera’s First Public Benchmarks Say the CPU Is Back in the AI Factory Conversation

The funny thing about the GPU era is how quickly everyone started pretending the CPU had become a footnote. NVIDIA’s first public Vera benchmark story is a useful correction. If AI factories are going to run long-lived agents, reinforcement-learning environments, code sandboxes, database queries, KV-cache plumbing, and thousands of

Visual Studio’s Plan Agent Is the Design Review AI Coding Needed

Visual Studio’s Plan Agent Is the Design Review AI Coding Needed

The most honest feature in Microsoft’s Visual Studio May update is not another code-generating trick. It is the Plan agent, which effectively admits what senior engineers have been saying since the first impressive-but-chaotic AI diff hit a pull request: agentic coding needs a design review before it needs an

Copilot Studio’s Computer-Using Agents Hit GA — The UI Is Now an Enterprise API

Copilot Studio’s Computer-Using Agents Hit GA — The UI Is Now an Enterprise API

Computer-using agents are the feature every enterprise wants and every security team should immediately side-eye. Microsoft making them generally available in Copilot Studio is not just another Power Platform automation milestone; it is a statement that the user interface has become an integration surface. If the vendor portal has no

Tokenometer Treats Prompt Cost Like a CI Regression, Which Is Where Agent Economics Has to Go

Tokenometer Treats Prompt Cost Like a CI Regression, Which Is Where Agent Economics Has to Go

Tokenometer is not the flashiest AI-model story of the day, which is exactly why it is worth covering. The industry has spent two years treating token spend like a mysterious utility bill: prompts change, agents loop, retrieved context grows, vision inputs sneak into workflows, and then someone in finance asks