Digital Transformation News Digest (09.03.-15.03.26). Part 2:

* Tricentis launches Agentic Quality Engineering Platform

Tricentis introduced an AI agent-based QA platform (Quality Intelligence, Test Automation, Performance Testing, Test Creation) that accelerates performance testing by 90–95% and reduces migration timelines from months to weeks.

A new quality standard for AI-accelerated development is emerging: the bottleneck shifts from writing code to verifying it, and agentic AI is stepping in here.

* Claude Code finds 500+ zero-days in open source

Anthropic launched Claude Code Security, which has already identified over 500 zero-day vulnerabilities in production code of open-source projects, inaccessible to classic linters.

AI security is no longer a toy — models are starting to find real critical holes that have lived in industrial environments for years.

* The biggest AI shifts of 2026

TechCrunch's overview captures three trends: the explosion of agentic AI, chip shortages, and hyper-scaler investments in data centers reaching hundreds of billions of dollars per year.

Infrastructure is becoming a bottleneck for AI products; architectural decisions in development now depend on GPU and cloud availability.

* Clouds in 2026: retail returns some systems on-prem

Habr describes a wave of Cloud Repatriation: most IT directors are considering returning some systems from public clouds to private and on-prem, while the cloud market continues to grow due to AI workloads.

Hybrid architecture is becoming the norm — the question is no longer 'cloud or not', but 'what do we keep in the cloud and what on the ground'.

* M1Cloud: industry is rapidly moving to the cloud

M1Cloud notes growing interest from industrial companies in the cloud: hardware shortages and import difficulties are pushing them to deploy IIoT and digital twins in Russian clouds.

The cloud is becoming a basic IT strategy not only for digital but also for 'hardware' industries — this opens a new market for domestic providers.

* Google Workspace CLI as an interface for AI agents

Google introduced Workspace CLI, which combines Gmail, Drive, Calendar, and other APIs into a single tool tailored for use by AI agents (including OpenClaw).

The cloud is starting to be designed not for humans but for agents — CLI and structured JSON are becoming the 'native language' of integration for intelligent systems.