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Software testing is struggling to keep pace with modern release cycles. More code, faster deployments, fragmented tools, and increasing quality demands are creating bottlenecks for QA, engineering, and DevOps teams. Discover how Perforce Autonomous Testing transforms the way teams validate software by bringing functional, performance, web, mobile, and desktop testing together through a unified AI-driven experience. Using natural language, teams can define testing intent, automate execution, orchestrate complex workflows, and gain actionable insights faster than ever before.

Traditional test automation is slowing teams down with brittle scripts, constant maintenance, and growing complexity. Perforce Autonomous Testing changes the game with enterprise-grade AI-powered testing that helps teams create, execute, maintain, and analyze tests using natural language—without scripts, frameworks, or ongoing upkeep.

What if testing could finally keep up with your release speed? With Perforce Autonomous Testing, teams can simply describe what they want to validate, and AI takes care of execution, orchestration, and analysis across functional and performance testing. Built on a unified testing platform, Perforce brings everything together into a single workflow to eliminate manual setup, reduce reliance on specialists, and deliver faster, in-sprint feedback.

Why do organizations choose open source software? Is it primarily about cost savings, avoiding vendor lock-in, digital sovereignty, long-term support, trusted transparency, or community-driven innovation?

Is open source licensing still a major challenge for enterprises—or has security become the bigger concern? In this clip from the 2026 State of Open Source Report webinar, experts from the Eclipse Foundation, Open Source Initiative (OSI), and Perforce OpenLogic discuss how open source adoption challenges have evolved over the past decade. While licensing complexity was once a top concern for organizations, the maturation of the open source ecosystem and the widespread adoption of well-established licenses have helped reduce that burden.

What does the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) mean for open source software, software supply chain security, and regulatory compliance? In this clip from the 2026 State of Open Source Report webinar, experts discuss how the European Union's Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is reshaping software security requirements for organizations that develop, distribute, and integrate software products. The panel explores why the CRA is one of the most significant regulatory developments affecting the software industry and how it impacts both commercial software vendors and the open source ecosystem.