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National Australia Bank uses Cursor to speed up migration of outdated computer systems, cutting manual coding work

National Australia Bank uses Cursor to speed up migration of outdated computer systems, cutting manual coding work

National Australia Bank (NAB), Australia's largest bank by assets, adopted Cursor—an AI-powered code editor—to accelerate the process of replacing old, hard-to-maintain software systems with modern ones. The bank is using AI to automatically translate or rewrite legacy code (the aging programs that run critical banking infrastructure) rather than doing it by hand.

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