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GitLab Inc. reports developments tied to its DevSecOps platform, which is delivered as a single application across the software development lifecycle. News commonly covers GitLab Duo Agent Platform, agentic AI features for code review, security remediation, pipeline setup and delivery analytics, as well as GitLab Credits and usage-based access to AI capabilities.
Company updates also address integrations with cloud and foundation-model providers, including enterprise controls for compliance, audit logging, data residency and access management. Other recurring themes include financial results, capital allocation, partner programs such as managed service providers, and investor conference participation for the NASDAQ-listed software company.
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On April 25, 2023, GitLab (NASDAQ: GTLB) announced a Zoom video conference set for May 3, 2023, at 08:00am PT / 11:00am ET. During this conference, management will outline GitLab's strategy regarding AI and its product roadmap, addressing customer pain points. No financial data will be presented in this session. CEO Sid Sijbrandij will lead the discussion, which aims to inform stakeholders about the company’s direction in integrating AI into its offerings. Interested participants can register via GitLab's website. An archived replay of the conference will also be available on GitLab's Investor Relations page. GitLab is recognized as a leading DevSecOps platform, trusted by over 30 million users.
GitLab has released its 7th annual Global DevSecOps Report highlighting key trends in software development security. The survey, conducted in March 2023 with over 5,000 IT leaders, noted a shift towards incorporating security early in the development lifecycle. Key findings reveal:
- 71% of security experts now capture vulnerabilities, up from 53% in 2022.
- AI and ML are increasingly being adopted, with 65% of developers planning to use these technologies within three years.
- 66% of respondents wish to consolidate their toolchains due to productivity barriers.
Despite challenges, especially within the U.S. public sector where software deployment rates have plateaued, over half of government participants are considering DevSecOps solutions in the near future.
GitLab Inc. has partnered with Oracle Corporation to enhance AI and ML capabilities through GPU-enabled GitLab runners on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). This collaboration aims to aid developers by expediting model training and inference, making software delivery faster and more cost-effective. GitLab reports a significant rise in AI/ML adoption, with 24% of users adopting these technologies, projected to reach 65% in the next three years. The new offering optimizes AI/ML workloads, improving performance, scalability, and security, while ensuring seamless integration with existing GitLab instances. This strategic move positions GitLab to capitalize on the increasing demand for AI/ML applications and supports customers in building secure, high-performance DevOps environments.