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Model Context Protocol (MCP) connecting AI with external tools, databases, code, cloud services and secure workflows.
21
Sep

Model Context Protocol (MCP): why it is key to the new generation of AI systems

In recent years, language models (LLMs) have significantly changed the way we interact with technology. They are becoming increasingly capable: they generate text and code and help with decision-making and so on. But there is a problem when we try to apply them in a real-world environment like connecting them to external systems, data and...
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Illustration of a professional working from a hotel room overlooking the beach, representing the concept of workation.
08
Sep

WATA Factory will be speaking about workation at the upcoming ITEC Clubabend in Hamburg

On 15 September 2026, WATA Factory will take part in the latest edition of the ITEC Clubabend in Hamburg, an event organised by the IT-Executive Club that brings together CIOs and other technology professionals to share experiences and discuss the changes currently shaping the business landscape.
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Illustration of an AI assistant helping create and manage content in WordPress 7.
31
Aug

WordPress 7 and AI Integration

WordPress has run more than 40% of the web for years, but WordPress 7 is the biggest departure from the old formula since Gutenberg. The AI features here are not plugins or add-ons. They are built into the editor and the media manager, and they cover more ground than most of us probably expected from...
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Illustration of a WordPress 7.0 website update and management.
17
Aug

WordPress 7.0: New Features, AI Integration & What Web Agencies Need to Know (2026)

WordPress 7.0 shipped on 20 May 2026, after a five-week delay and a decision that cut its headline feature days before release. At WATA Factory, we run WordPress alongside our PHP, Symfony and Angular work for clients across Spain and Germany, so a major core release means staging environments, plugin audits and a few late...
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Illustration of three people managing time around a large clock, symbolising work-life balance and WATA Factory’s belief in no overtime.
10
Aug

At WATA Factory, we don’t believe in overtime

For far too long, the tech world has treated staying late, answering emails at midnight, or giving up a Saturday for a deadline as a sign of commitment.At WATA Factory, we think differently.For us, true dedication shows within working hours — when we focus, bring energy, and stay motivated.That’s why we say it clearly: we...
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