AI can speed up testing, but if you trust it too much, you might ship bugs faster than ever — with no one clearly accountable.

Major industries such as electric vehicles (EVs), Internet of Things (IoT), aeronautics, and railways have strict, well-established processes to ensure they can maintain high safety standards ...

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In today’s tech-driven world, companies race to bring new software features to market, and customers expect updates at an almost instantaneous pace. But behind every slick interface and smooth user ...

The cost of not upping software quality assurance will be evident not only in the marketplace but on a company’s bottom line and in the lives of people.

The software testing industry is at a defining moment. The global software testing market reached $52.45 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow to over $57 billion in 2025. Organizations are ...

Most client portal software tools pretend to be complete business systems until you're two months in and still using three ...

TestSprite Inc., a platform that offers end-to-end software testing using fully autonomous artificial intelligence, today announced early access to its platform today. The company’s platform provides ...

Functionize Inc., a startup with an artificial intelligence platform for finding software bugs, has raised $41 million in fresh funding. Mumford Investments and LHH Investments led the Series B round ...

Product demos get all the attention, but software development more often involves things like debugging, quality assurance, and testing. It’s the dull but critical work that keeps software running the ...

Warren — General Motors Co. has developed a software-testing lab inside its Global Technical Center that it's replicating elsewhere, including in GM's Silicon Valley office, to prevent bugs from ...

On a desert airstrip, swarms of autonomous drones rise into the sky — a glimpse of the Pentagon’s vision for future war. The Navy has even shown it can update combat software mid-deployment, ...