Infrastructure Correspondent
Adrian Cole follows the infrastructure behind the industry: chips, data centers, power and the economics of compute. His coverage asks what systems cost to build and operate, where the bottlenecks sit and which performance claims survive a like-for-like comparison.
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China's commitment to renewable energy is no longer just talk; it's a visual reality of unprecedented scale. Recent photographs reveal the sheer magnitude of wind and solar installations across the co...
Read article →Amazon Web Services (AWS) has officially launched its European Sovereign Cloud, marking a significant development in the cloud computing landscape. The offering, as reported by CNBC, is designed to be...
Read article →The ever-increasing demand for cloud-based GPU resources has spurred Strand AI to release the Lambda CLI, a command-line interface and MCP (Management Control Plane) server designed for efficient mana...
Read article →A seemingly minor change at Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 DNS resolver has inadvertently unearthed a long-standing ambiguity within the DNS RFCs themselves, specifically regarding the order of CNAME and A reco...
Read article →An Instagram user is locked in a legal battle with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) over their right to anonymously post sightings of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity. The c...
Read article →The noise-canceling headphone market just got a little more interesting. Nothing, the consumer tech company known for its transparent designs, has seen its Headphone (1) and Ear (3) drop to their lowe...
Read article →The rise of distributed systems has fueled demand for robust and scalable event logging solutions. A new contender has entered the arena: Ayder, an HTTP-native durable event log written in C, with `cu...
Read article →The U.S. Senate has once again passed the Disrupt Explicit Forged Images and Non-Consensual Edits (DEFIANCE) Act, signaling a renewed effort to combat the rise of non-consensual, sexually explicit dee...
Read article →The market for E Ink tablets continues to mature, and reMarkable is looking to maintain its position with new year discounts on its popular devices. For enterprises considering a pilot program or bulk...
Read article →X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, is experiencing persistent issues following an hour-long outage that disrupted service for users worldwide earlier today. The outage, which began around 10:0...
Read article →Cloudflare has announced the acquisition of The Astro Technology Company, the team behind the Astro web framework. This move signals Cloudflare's intent to strengthen its position in the web developme...
Read article →TikTok is ramping up its age verification processes across the European Economic Area, the UK, and Switzerland. The move comes as regulators globally increase scrutiny on social media platforms' effor...
Read article →Samsung's ambitions in the extended reality (XR) space appear to be larger than previously thought. While the industry has been laser-focused on the expected release of their competitor to Apple's Vis...
Read article →The ThinkPad. For decades, it’s been more than just a laptop; it’s a symbol of enterprise reliability and no-nonsense productivity. But in an era of sleek unibody designs and cloud-first workflows, do...
Read article →Nissan is betting big on the future of in-car wireless charging. The automaker announced it will be among the first in the US to integrate magnetic wireless charging into its vehicles, potentially set...
Read article →The world of distributed file systems just got a little juicier. JuiceFS, an open-source distributed POSIX file system built on top of Redis and S3-compatible object storage, is gaining traction as a ...
Read article →For years, whispers of circumventing Iranian government censorship have echoed through digital rights circles. Now, according to The New York Times, Iranian activists are actively deploying Starlink s...
Read article →Amazon is officially pulling the plug on New World: Aeternum. Sources inside Amazon Games confirm the servers will be shut down on January 31st, 2027, as first reported by The Verge. The game is also ...
Read article →The foundations of modern cosmology are facing unprecedented scrutiny, threatening to unravel the long-accepted Standard Model. A growing chorus of physicists are questioning fundamental assumptions a...
Read article →Python developers, get ready to meet 'Tprof,' a new targeting profiler poised to change how you diagnose performance bottlenecks. While details remain sparse, the potential for granular insights into ...
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