There’s a lot going on with Kai. In fact, there’s a whole lot going on with RAD Studio, Delphi, and C++Builder overall. If you missed the launch of RAD Studio 13.2 you can catch the release webinar below. The streaming platform we used for that event decided to misbehave when we were live, but this recording contains the whole presentation, unsullied by woeful webinar wonky donkeys.
Kai 1.1 is Here: A More Connected, Flexible, and Powerful AI Experience for RAD Studio
September 8, 2026
Kai 1.1 is available today. This is a very significant new release that introduces a much more flexible way to connect Kai to AI providers and large language models.
Kai 1.1 reflects the extensive feedback we received both from existing users and from developers…
If you maintain a Delphi application that still talks to the database through BDE, ADO, IBX, or dbExpress, you’ve likely thought (more than once) about migrating to FireDAC. What usually stops the move is not doubts about FireDAC, it is the fear that migration means weeks…
It’s your turn to shine on the Embarcadero Conference Brazil stage. Submissions are now open, send yours in!
The Embarcadero Conference Brazil 2026 is starting to take shape, and for the event to maintain its tradition of critical and public success, the participation…
It’s been an exciting week for us here at Embarcadero. This week, we officially released Kai, transforming RAD Studio into an agentic development environment, pairing best-in-class code suggestions with an AI agent that can generate, build, fix, and evolve your…
How are these three words related? C++ is a language, LLVM is a compiler infrastructure. Cybersecurity is a whole different beast. Sometimes experienced engineers say that C++ is incompatible with the term “cybersecurity” and should be replaced with safer languages. We…
The ongoing discussion about the future of C++ is characterized by two closely connected themes: complexity and safety. Both concepts are frequently oversimplified in public discourse, often reduced solely to memory management. Yet safety encompasses far more: functional…
When RAD Studio announced C++23 support, it looked deceptively simple — just a single line in the release notes. But under that line sits one of the most complex engineering efforts in the product’s modern history.
C++23 wasn’t just another “language…
Ignorance, Surface, and Deep Architecture
Why Modern C++ Keeps Getting MisunderstoodA blog post about modern C++ architecture, the role of ranges, concepts, RAII, coroutines, and compile time structures, and about why many developers are dismissed by superficial criticism…
One of the great things about RAD Studio is that it’s really easy to create mobile applications that work on both Android and iOS with very little, if any, code changes. For us here at Embarcadero that does mean that behind the scenes we sometimes have to grapple with the…
