@pasqal_quantum was considering leaving WordPress. Instead, they ended up trusting it more than ever. What changed? A rethink of their editorial workflows, a rebuild on @WordPressVIP, and an approach focused on giving marketers more control without developer dependency. Here's the story of how the right architecture and platform decisions transformed their publishing experience. Read the full case study ↓ rtcamp.com/case-studies/pasq…

Three publications. One platform. Private Media consolidated its publishing ecosystem onto @WordPressVIP multisite, reducing operational overhead while improving editorial flexibility and scalability. The result wasn’t just lower development costs. It was infrastructure built for growth. Here’s how ↓

When enterprises acquire a company, the website question always follows: Do we rebuild from scratch? Migrate them onto our stack? Or manage another disconnected platform in parallel? Most teams expect months of new infrastructure work, design alignment, and operational setup. Private Media partnered with us and took a different approach. They consolidated their publishing brands onto a shared @WordPressVIP multisite foundation, with a modular theme, centralized infrastructure, and reusable publishing patterns. So when they acquired Pinstripe Media, the new publication could be integrated into an ecosystem already designed to scale. The results: ✅ ~50% reduction in ongoing development costs ✅ 3 publications consolidated into a single multisite platform, with room to scale further That’s what scalable platform architecture looks like: → new properties build on existing infrastructure → design consistency starts from day one → operational workflows stay centralized → growth doesn’t require rebuilding core systems each time Your platform should make acquisitions easier, not harder. If every new property means a new rebuild, that's not a growth strategy. That's compounding technical debt. 📉

Aliens.gov official disclosure site is using your hosting content management services but the @wordpress has a SSL misconfiguration. If MIB types are hanging around your offices lately give them a Wordpress 101 class.

omg, I'm just leaving the Paypal conference!!! two ships in the night!

New episode of Ship Happens. Per Krogslund talks with @WordPressVIP CTO @brianalvey about the web’s evolution, AI’s impact on software economics, how it’s reshaping publishing, and why open source still powers innovation. Watch → youtu.be/JiEQmHbwelE

Nice one @getpantheon Elasticsearch for WordPress now available in Beta. This brings their offering inline with @wordpressvip docs.pantheon.io/release-not…

Someone at @WordPressVIP push the button to pull in the latest Query Monitor into vip-go-mu-plugins NOW!!!

WordPress development is moving from coding to prompting wordpress.com/blog/2026/03/3… @wordpressdotcom @WordPress #WP #OpenSource @photomatt @automattic @WordPressVIP #PHP #OpenSource #CMS #AI

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How publishers can turn visits into repeat use, richer audience signals and more resilient revenue. pressgazette.co.uk/publishin… Sponsored by @WordPressVIP

In @Gartner_inc's Voice of the Customer report for Web Content Management, @WordPressVIP was the only platform recognized as “Customers’ Choice.” We take a closer look at the numbers behind the recognition & what it signals for enterprise CMS decisions 👇 rtcamp.com/blog/wordpress-vi…

What’s new for WordPress developers? (March 2026) developer.wordpress.org/news… #WordPress @WordPress @Automattic @WordPressVIP @wordpressdotcom

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PRC PDF Extraction is especially important; we believe it is critical for helping LLMs better understand the entirety of our publicly available research data, which is often locked in PDFs. This system uses Claude, with a fallback to Gemini, to extract content from PDFs and store it as blocks. This one is hard to demonstrate, and until we begin converting some of these next week not much to show you as it's mostly WP CLI driven, however we did add a button to dispatch an Action Scheduler async job to run a conversion in the background, so enjoy that. Yes, PDF to blocks. Like everything else in the PRC Platform stack, PDF Extraction employs Markdown, allowing agents to convert blocks into Markdown tables. In future iterations, we plan to introduce our static image-to-chart builder AI pipeline to extract even more complex PDF documents. This plugin, and Markdown for Agents would not be possible without the incredible help we're getting from @whyisjake and @WordPressVIP.

@Dealertrack's content pipeline was slowed down by a developer-heavy AEM setup We migrated them to @WordPressVIP, streamlined workflows, & gave true WYSIWYG publishing Result? Content launches are now 50% faster, and teams work without bottlenecks. rtcamp.com/case-studies/deal…