Atlassian has officially completed its acquisition of DX, a leader in engineering intelligence, marking a significant step in its mission to enhance developer productivity and visibility across enterprise software development. The integration of DX into Atlassian’s ecosystem will strengthen its AI-powered System of Work and expand the recently launched Atlassian Software Collection, which includes Jira, Bitbucket, Bitbucket Pipelines, Compass, and Rovo for developers. The acquisition comes as organizations increasingly adopt AI and face growing pressure to demonstrate the tangible value of these investments. DX provides both qualitative and quantitative insights into the software development lifecycle, enabling engineering leaders to measure and improve developer productivity, satisfaction, and overall team performance. By combining DX’s deep analytics with Atlassian’s existing tools, enterprises will gain a more comprehensive, data-driven view of their engineering operations. With the integration, DX will be embedded into the Atlassian Software Collection, offering developers an AI-native experience that streamlines workflows and supports better decision-making. The platform will also help organizations identify bottlenecks, optimize resource allocation, and increase the return on investment per developer. Atlassian emphasized that the acquisition is part of its broader strategy to empower teams with intelligent, connected tools that drive efficiency and innovation. The company continues to invest in AI and security capabilities, and the addition of DX enhances its ability to deliver on this vision. The deal also reflects a growing industry trend: as AI becomes central to software development, the need for high-quality data and actionable insights is more critical than ever. DX has already been adopted by major global companies such as Dropbox, Block, Pinterest, and BNY, and its technology is now poised to reach a much wider audience through Atlassian’s global customer base, which includes over 80% of the Fortune 500 and more than 300,000 organizations worldwide. Atlassian remains committed to maintaining the independence and integrity of DX’s platform while accelerating its development and integration into existing workflows. The company expects the acquisition to unlock new capabilities that will help engineering teams work smarter and faster. Forward-looking statements in this announcement include expectations around integration success, product enhancements, customer benefits, and financial impacts. These statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, including challenges in merging technologies and operations, market dynamics, and regulatory factors. Atlassian notes that actual results may differ materially from these projections, and it undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements beyond its legal obligations. For more details on the acquisition and its implications, readers are encouraged to visit Atlassian’s Work Life blog.