The Kai Summer Wave is officially here!
Kai can help you develop apps and modernize your code faster. Now we want to see what you’re building with it.
All through the summer season, from July to September, you have the opportunity to share your work with Kai for recognition and great giveaways every month!
How to Participate
Submit your project on the Kai Summer Wave page, and share how Kai…
Embarcadero is currently working on a new release of RAD Studio, an update of RAD Studio 13.1 Florence, Delphi 13.1 Florence and C++Builder 13.1 Florence. The update is going to include significant new features and many quality improvements. Being able to participate in our…
Kai 1.0.2 is Now Available
July 8, 2026
Today Embarcadero released Kai 1.0.2, a further maintenance update focused on improving compatibility, installation reliability, internationalization, and overall product quality for our agentic AI engine for RAD Studio.
Kai 1.0.2 builds on the features introduced in the…
If you’ve been a RAD Studio developer for some time, chances are you have at least one application out there that still looks like it walked straight out of the early 2000s. And chances are, it works perfectly fine. The logic is solid, the customers depend on it, and…
International Pascal Congress 2026: A Week of Innovation, Learning, and Community in Salamanca
July 4, 2026
Last week, developers, researchers, educators, and software companies from around the world gathered in the historic city of Salamanca, Spain, for the International Pascal Congress (IPC) 2026. Hosted at the University of Salamanca, the event celebrated both the rich heritage…
Kai 1.0.1 is Now Available
July 1, 2026
Today Embarcadero released Kai 1.0.1, an update focused on quality, stability, and usability improvements for the first release of the company’s agentic AI engine.
The Kai 1.0.1 version includes a set of quality improvements and adds a small feature requested by customers.
I received an new email (4:05 AM 2 hours ago) about Appercept’s new new blog series “Getting started with AWS in Delphi”. I have been a fan and user of the AWS SDK since I first read about it and watched Richard Hatherall on an Embarcadero webinar four years ago…


