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Introducing the New SmartCore AI Components Pack 1.1 for RAD Studio 13.2

We are releasing a new version of the SmartCore AI Components Pack for RAD Studio 13.2, available through the GetIt Package Manager. Version 1.1 is a significant update, with a complete rewrite of the underlying implementation, a new architecture, and many additional capabilities for developers who want to integrate AI into their applications. The original SmartCore AI Components Pack, introduced…
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The PHP Apocalypse

Unless you’ve been living under a rock it would have been very difficult to miss the news about the snappily named security reports CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 – more popularly known in the press as The PHP Apocalypse or PHP2Shell for those in the know.
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How Exotic Is C++Builder 13?

C++Builder is often treated as something of an exotic species within the wider C++ world. Sometimes that is said with a smile, sometimes quite seriously. Behind it lies a more fundamental question: how much does a development environment still belong to the C++ ecosystem…
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Building MCP Servers in Delphi with MCPConnect

MCPConnect is a framework for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers with Embarcadero Delphi & C++Builder. It uses attributes (for C++Builder there is a function-based registration mechanism) to turn your existing Delphi classes and business logic into MCP tools…
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Kai 1.1.1 Is Now Available

Today Embarcadero released Kai version 1.1.1, a maintenance update that builds on Kai 1.1 with additional refinements, particularly for developers using local AI models. Enhanced Support for Local AI Engines A major focus of Kai 1.1.1 is continued enhancement of the…
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How Exotic Is C++Builder 13?

C++Builder is often treated as something of an exotic species within the wider C++ world. Sometimes that is said with a smile, sometimes quite seriously. Behind it lies a more fundamental question…

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