Q-Day Is Coming. The Hard Part Is Knowing When.
There is a strange problem sitting in the background of modern life. It is not something most people think about when they check their banking app, send a work email, open WhatsApp, renew car insurance, log in to a cloud account or buy something online. But all of those ordinary actions depend on a hidden layer of trust.
How Endava is redesigning software delivery around AI agents
Software delivery traditionally involves manual processes that can slow innovation cycles. Endava, a digital transformation partner, is changing this by embedding AI agents into their development workflow. According to OpenAI’s blog post, the company is using AI agents, ChatGPT Enterprise, and Codex to automate code generation, test creation, and other repetitive tasks. This approach has enabled them to accelerate delivery while maintaining quality standards. For developers, this shift represents a broader trend where AI is becoming integral to modern software practices.
The Fault-Tolerant Era Has Arrived: Quantum Computing’s Biggest Year Yet
2026 marks the moment quantum computing stopped being “five years away.” From Google’s Willow chip to Harvard’s fault-tolerance breakthroughs and D-Wave’s scalable cryogenic controls, the industry has entered a new phase — one where adding qubits actually reduces errors instead of amplifying noise. Here’s what it means for developers, security, and the future of code.
Harvard’s Quantum Hub: Three Startups, Billions in Investment, and a Timeline That Shocked Insiders
When Harvard launched its Quantum Initiative in 2023, the stated goal was modest: build a research hub, publish papers, train the next generation of quantum scientists. Nobody — including the researchers involved — expected it to become the single most commercially productive quantum programme on the planet within three years.