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Broadcom Frames Platform Engineering 2.0 for AI

Platform Engineering, Friday, July 17th, 2026

Broadcom's Pankaj Gupta outlines Platform Engineering 2.0 as an operating framework for AI-native organizations built on five pillars.

In this podcast discussion, Broadcom's Pankaj Gupta describes Platform Engineering 2.0 as an evolution of internal developer platforms reshaped by AI's impact on software delivery.

Developers increasingly focus on validating, governing, and safely moving code to production rather than writing it, which means platforms must serve both human and non-human users, including AI agents, with guardrails, permissions, observability, and governance.

The platform audience now extends to security, compliance, FinOps, data science, ML engineering, and business leadership. Five pillars anchor the framework: AI-native capabilities, multi-persona experiences, embedded FinOps, integrated security, and composable design.

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