The latest Sonar press coverage
Sonar Announces SonarSweep to Improve Training Data Quality for Coding LLMs
SonarSweep tackles the root cause of bugs and vulnerabilities in AI-generated code, enabling organizations to build safer, more reliable AI models used by coding assistants. The service is now available in early access.
Sonar Data Reveals Critical "Verification Gap" in AI Coding
Sonar’s survey of 1,100+ enterprise developers reveals the AI-assisted software development bottleneck has shifted from writing code to verifying it, while the gap between adoption and oversight creates mounting reliability and technical debt risks
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Ori Yitzhaki Joins Sonar as Chief Product Officer
Industry veteran from JFrog and AppsFlyer to drive product vision for Sonar's role as the essential trust and verification layer for AI-generated code
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Sonar Commits $2.8M in Commercial Licenses to Accelerate Academic Research
New Sonar Research Grant Program seeks to arm researchers with enterprise-grade code analysis tools to accelerate academic studies across various fields
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Sonar Launches Sonar Integration Program to Unify Code Governance Across the Software Development Lifecycle
This strategic initiative unifies SonarQube's integrations with technology partners under a single program, which includes its latest integrations with Atlassian Jira, Jellyfish, JFrog, and Port, as well as recently announced integrations with the SonarQube MCP Server (Claude Code, Cursor, Devin, Gemini CLI, VS Code, Windsurf and more).
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Sonar Announces SonarSweep to Improve Training Data Quality for Coding LLMs
SonarSweep proactively ensures that models learn from clean, high-quality, and secure examples throughout their training, from pre-training to model alignment. This is an essential step to building reliable and trustworthy AI coding models.
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Study finds shared strengths and common challenges across popular LLMs
Study also identifies distinct coding “personalities” behind Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 4 and 3.7, OpenAI's GPT-4o, Meta's Llama-3.2-vision:90b, and the open-source OpenCoder-8B
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