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  Consumer expectations have increased exponentially in the last few years. Software development teams are under constant pressure to deliver high-quality apps at speed. This means faster testing cycles and quicker error resolution. Autonomous testing leverages Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to accelerate testing while maintaining accuracy. This approach, also known as autonomous software testing, goes beyond traditional automation by dynamically adapting to application changes and reducing manual effort. Increasingly, enterprises are adopting autonomous automation within DevOps pipelines to deliver faster, higher-quality releases. As per Fortune Business Insights,  AI-enabled testing  that was valued at $856.7 million in 2024 is expected to reach $3,824.0 million by 2032. The figure is proof that organizations are largely investing in AI for software testing. In this blog, we’ll see what autonomous software testing is and how it can help you ...

Legacy infrastructure doesn’t just slow down innovation in the travel and hospitality industry, it can directly impact guest satisfaction. For one global hotel group, a fragmented QA lab setup was doing exactly that: inflating costs, delaying releases, and making it nearly impossible to support the fast-moving needs of their digital teams. By partnering with  TestGrid  and adopting a hybrid testing infrastructure, they turned it all around, cutting infrastructure costs by 60%, accelerating release cycles by 75%, and gaining full visibility across every test environment. Here’s how they did it and why it matters to any travel and hospitality brand struggling with outdated QA systems. The Problem: Legacy Labs Holding Back Guest-Facing Innovation The hotel group operated more than 70 premium properties across North America and Europe. Their in-house device lab was originally built for basic mobile and web testing. But as the brand’s guest experience went digital (mobile...

In telecom, there’s no such thing as ideal conditions. Signal strength changes. Devices move. Networks fluctuate under load. And still, your systems are expected to deliver uninterrupted service across regions, carriers, and evolving mobile technologies. You’re already managing the complexity of hardware fragmentation, global coverage, and constant infrastructure shifts. What you need is a testing platform that works with that reality, not against it. TestGrid  gives your teams the ability to test telecom services in real-world conditions, on real devices, with complete control over infrastructure, network simulation, and execution. Whether you’re supporting 5G rollout, validating VoLTE performance, or simulating signal interference, you can do it all in one place without waiting for external labs or chasing stability across disconnected tools. 1. Deploy where your network lives Telecom infrastructure doesn’t sit neatly in one place. You’re often working across private data centers...