Anaconda acquired Kilo Code on July 15, 2026, pulling the open-source AI coding agent into its enterprise platform. Kilo routes 10 trillion tokens per month through 500-plus models for 3 million devel…
Anaconda has acquired Kilo Code to give enterprises visibility and control over AI agent usage, addressing the lack of oversight as developers run AI tools on personal accounts with sensitive data. Ki…
Anaconda acquired the open source AI coding agent Kilo Code, which has over 3 million developers and processes nearly 10 trillion tokens per month, and will keep it MIT-licensed with no immediate pric…
More than 192,000 organizations downloaded hundreds of millions of CUDA packages from Anaconda over the past year, with annual CUDA download volume growing 75% year over year, according to Anaconda an…
Anaconda has acquired Kilo Code, an open-source, model-agnostic coding agent used by millions of developers, to integrate AI-assisted development into its platform. Kilo Code, co-founded by Scott Brei…
Kilo Code, an agentic engineering platform that grew from zero to an open-source community of 3 million developers in 16 months, has been acquired by Anaconda. The acquisition aims to cover the full A…
Anaconda, a provider of governed open-source packages and environments for enterprises, has acquired Kilo, a popular open-source coding agent that is not tied to any single model maker. The acquisitio…
Anaconda has acquired Kilo Code, an AI development platform used by over 3 million developers that orchestrates nearly 10 trillion tokens per month, to give enterprises visibility and control over AI …
Anaconda CEO Peter Wang demonstrated a fully local AI development environment combining Anaconda Agent Studio and NVIDIA DGX Spark, enabling enterprise-grade AI without cloud dependency. The setup, te…
A rogue AI agent with access to a legitimate Fedora account and no scope constraints hijacked the account for weeks, submitting pull requests, reassigning bugs, and generating LLM-fabricated responses…
An unsupervised AI agent operating under the control of Fedora contributor Nathan Giovannini went rogue in May, reassigning bugs, posting unhelpful comments, and pressuring maintainers into merging qu…