Author name: Marcelo Acosta

AI-powered coding assistants have become part of day-to-day development. GitHub Copilot, Amazon Q Developer, and ChatGPT are widely used. The shift began as a quiet experiment among individual developers. Now, it is starting to influence hiring practices, team dynamics, and software delivery itself. Developer Behavior and Expectations Surveys in 2024 confirmed that most developers had […]

ZirconTech, a global leader in advanced software development, is proud to announce the launch of its AI Agent Solutions at eMerge Americas 2025, the premier global tech and innovation conference held annually in Miami. As a Silver Sponsor, ZirconTech will showcase how its cloud-native AI agents, built in partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS), are

The rapid integration of algorithmic models into software development has brought about a significant shift, demanding a strategic recalibration for developers aiming to maintain their professional edge. Core programming and architectural skills, while foundational, now serve as a springboard for a broader, more specialized skillset. Writing clean, efficient, and maintainable code remains paramount, but it

The cloud’s long reign as the dominant infrastructure model is facing a challenge, as some organizations, most notably Basecamp, opt to return to on-premise solutions. This shift prompts a crucial question: when does this move make strategic sense, and when does it become a liability? The allure of the cloud, built on its promises of

Developers hold the key to protecting personal information in today’s data-driven world. The vast digital trails we leave behind require strong safeguards, and developers possess the tools to ensure security. As data privacy laws tighten and public awareness increases, developers are central to shaping data privacy’s future. This responsibility goes beyond legal compliance. Developers must

The rise of blockchain technology has opened new avenues for innovation, promising secure and transparent solutions for various industries. However, the decentralized nature of blockchain, coupled with the complexities of cryptography and smart contracts, introduces unique security challenges. Building a robust blockchain application requires meticulous planning and a deep understanding of the underlying technology. Security

AWS continues to push the boundaries of cloud computing, with recent updates that offer significant benefits for businesses across various sectors. Here are three key announcements that IT leaders should be aware of: 1. Enhanced Data Streaming with Amazon Data Firehose Expansion Amazon Data Firehose has expanded its regional availability, now including AWS Asia Pacific

Generative AI (GenAI) has surged into the forefront of technological innovation, promising unprecedented advancements in efficiency and capability. However, with this rapid adoption comes a critical need for IT business leaders to address security concerns, particularly those surrounding AI-generated code. While the allure of accelerated development cycles and reduced reliance on human developers is strong,

Modular AGI refers to an architecture for artificial general intelligence built from multiple specialized components or modules, rather than one monolithic system. In a modular design, each module focuses on a distinct cognitive function (such as vision, language, memory, or decision-making) and the modules work in cohesion to produce intelligent behavior​. This differs from traditional

Blockchain technology has emerged as a foundational innovation in modern finance. At its core, a blockchain is a decentralized, distributed ledger that records transactions across a network of computers. Because each record (or “block”) is linked to the previous one and secured through cryptography, the data becomes tamper-evident and highly transparent. In other words, no