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The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence is moving beyond simple conversational interfaces. As highlighted in recent industry discussions, we are witnessing a fundamental shift in how AI is being deployed. This evolution is effectively branching into three distinct, yet interconnected, directions: reasoning through complex workflows, interacting with the physical world through robotics, and integrating into geopolitical policy.

How to Automatically Mark an Epic as Done When All Child Issues Are Completed in Jira

Managing large projects in Jira often involves working with Epics that contain multiple Stories, Tasks, and Subtasks. One common challenge for teams is keeping Epic statuses updated manually. Even when every child issue has been completed, the Epic itself often remains in an "In Progress" state until someone remembers to update it.

Fortunately, Jira Automation can handle this for you.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of 2026, the conversation around technology has shifted from mere features to the foundational infrastructure that powers our digital lives. In our latest Tech Capsule session, I sat down with Ravi Sagar to dissect the seismic shifts happening across three critical pillars: the Atlassian ecosystem, the global semiconductor market, and the integration of AI into personal computing.

The rapid evolution of technology is fundamentally reshaping how we build software, consume information, and regulate digital spaces. Based on recent discussions, here are the critical themes defining our current tech landscape.

In recent tech updates, a clear picture is emerging of how the digital economy is being reshaped. From how developers interact with their tools to where AI processing actually happens, the industry is undergoing a fundamental transformation. Based on the latest insights from the Tech Capsule, here are the three pillars defining the next era of technology.

The landscape of artificial intelligence and digital services is shifting rapidly. In our recent Tech Capsule meeting, we explored three major developments that are redefining global infrastructure, business models, and technical accuracy.

The tech landscape is undergoing a seismic shift, moving away from purely software-driven innovation toward a future anchored in tangible hardware and extraterrestrial infrastructure. Recent discussions highlight how the control of physical resources—from advanced semiconductors to lunar ice—is becoming the ultimate strategic advantage.

The recent Forge apps evening meetup delved into three interconnected and crucial topics shaping the modern technological landscape: the foundational importance of Linux mastery, disruptive innovations in chip design for AI, and the strategic shift toward 'Sovereign AI'.

Forge modules are essential for filling functionality gaps within Jira, allowing developers to extend Jira’s capabilities beyond its standard user interface (UI) functions.

Forge Modules vs. Standard Jira Features

Standard Jira features, such as working on projects, using dashboards and filters, adding comments, assigning tickets, and generating reports, are typically accessed through the Jira UI. The core purpose of Forge modules is to provide developers with a way to add extra functionality to specific sections of Jira.

Time to go through some of the update from the Atlassian ecosystem #OAuth2.0 #Trello #AIAssisted #Playbook #SLANotifications

OAuth 2.0 for Trello

OAuth 2.0 for Trello introduces a modern authorization framework for integrations and Power-Ups, featuring granular scopes and refresh tokens

Link(s): OAuth-Trello