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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LG is making waves at CES 2026 with its new Gram Pro laptops, showcasing a novel 'Aerominum' alloy that promises unprecedented strength and lightness. The company's long-standing commitment to ultr......
Read article →Managing AWS infrastructure can be a complex and often tedious process. The AWS Management Console, while comprehensive, isn't always the most efficient tool, especially for those who prefer the co......
Read article →The promise of bringing IDE-level documentation to any webpage is compelling. A new tool, dubbed "Hover," aims to do just that, but the question for enterprise architects is whether the convenience......
Read article →After 14 years navigating the complexities of Google, Addy Osmani, Engineering Director, has distilled his experiences into a series of insightful lessons. These aren't just Google-specific anecdot......
Read article →Even Realities, a name whispered in AR circles for years, is making a bold move at CES 2026: opening its smart glasses platform to third-party developers. Can this strategic shift unlock the true p......
Read article →The whispers were true. After what feels like an eternity of rumors, Intel's Arc B770 GPU is finally materializing....
Read article →The open-source community continues to enhance FreeBSD's viability in the home NAS space. Recent advancements focus on streamlined WireGuard VPN integration and improved compatibility with Linux-ba......
Read article →For years, Wayland has been the windowing system of the future—always just out of reach for enterprise adoption. As we enter 2026, the question remains: is Wayland finally ready to replace X11 in t......
Read article →SQLNet has arrived, and it's either the most disruptive or the most niche social network we've seen in years. Imagine Twitter, but instead of clicking buttons, you're writing SQL queries to post, f......
Read article →Microsoft has quietly disabled phone activation for Windows and Office, pushing users toward online activation via Microsoft accounts. This change, while seemingly minor, has significant implicatio......
Read article →The rush to exploit the mineral riches of the deep ocean is intensifying, raising critical questions about long-term ecological impact. A new research mission aims to answer a pressing question: ca......
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