What Brightec changed

• Added OpenAI cookies to the "Necessary" and "Marketing" categories.
• Added Vimeo cookies for bot detection and marketing tracking.
• Increased the number of "Statistics" cookies from 9 to 14, including new Brightcove tracking IDs.
• Increased "Marketing" cookies from 41 to 48.
• Reclassified all previously "Unclassified" cookies into specific functional categories.
• Updated the Cookie Declaration date to 10/4/26.

Brightec has updated their tracking infrastructure. They moved several cookies from "Unclassified" to "Marketing" and "Necessary" categories. The addition of OpenAI and Vimeo cookies suggests they are integrating new AI tools or video content into their marketing and service delivery.

• The featured blog post on the homepage was updated.
• The old post was about why discovery matters in AI-assisted development.
• The new post is about choosing the right tools for AI-assisted software engineering.
• A small copyright text fragment was removed from the footer.

Brightec is shifting its marketing focus from the "why" of AI discovery to the "how" of choosing AI software development tools. This suggests they are positioning themselves as experts in technical implementation rather than just strategy.

• A new featured blog post titled "Why discovery matters more than ever in AI-assisted product development" replaced an older post about using a Google Pixel for work.
• The footer copyright date was updated to include "26 Brightec Limited."

The company is shifting its content focus toward AI-assisted development. This suggests they are positioning themselves as experts in using AI tools to build products faster or better.