Bob: IBM Offers a Self-Hosted Version of Its Coding Agent
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The platform can now be implemented in on-premise, private cloud, sovereign cloud and air-gapped environments The article Ibm makes Bob self-hosted, the AI platform for software development and modernisation comes from Italian Industry.
IBM now offers Bob as a self-hosted option. So companies can use AI-supported software development in their own infrastructure.
IBM has launched the local deployment of Bob, its software development IA, to cut-off environments of the Internet. This is a response to corporate sovereignty needs, but it depends heavily on the chosen AI model.
IBM now offers a self-hosted version of its IA coding environment, Bob. For IBM, this new option meets the critical and confidential needs of companies: not to release critical data or generate sensitive codes that must not come out and avoid any use of an uncontrolled external cloud. This option allows you to:- run Bob in the company's environment- use Bob's features including IDE, BobShell, Harness Agent, Skills, etc.- cut between the 100% sel…
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