Nordic APIs

SaaS is dead, and AI killed it.

Or that’s what several loud voices in the tech industry would have you believe, anyway. And yes, there’s a grain of truth in the statement: the rise of vibe coding and AI systems means that even those ...

The number of APIs has been increasing year-over-year, as they’re the infrastructure that makes the majority of modern digital architecture possible. Given that everything from AI to SaaS involves APIs at their core, it’s not the greatest shock that

Model Context Protocol (MCP) has, almost overnight, become a mainstay for developer tools and enterprise AI workflows. Anthropic open-sourced MCP in late 2024 and later donated it to the recently established Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF), a Linux Foundation project.

As AI agents and large languag...

A developer can ship an MCP server in an afternoon. Getting that same server running in regulated production, with credentials provisioned, access controls enforced, and security sign-off obtained, takes weeks.

This post walks through the six challenges teams hit when scaling

Often, enterprises end up treating all their APIs roughly the same. They’re authenticated, maybe rate-limited, and hopefully behind a gateway, but ultimately, they’re lumped together as part of a collection of APIs. While that flatness makes sense from a product management perspective, it poses a problem for