The Edge of the Edge: Why the Space Industry is Betting on Orbital Data Centers
From Varda to Star Catcher, the race to build data centers in space is accelerating. We analyze the shift toward on-orbit computing and the role of AI in…
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The Dangerous Shortcut: How a ‘Safe’ Automation Script Nuked a Client’s Database
A test automation consultant accidentally wiped a client's data container using a custom script, only to have the SaaS provider take the blame.
The CPU Comeback: Why Agentic AI is Breaking the GPU-Centric Data Center
The shift from simple chatbots to complex AI agents is forcing a massive architectural pivot in data centers, sparking a surge in CPU demand for AMD and Arm.
The AI Power Crunch is Forcing Data Centers Out of the Concrete Box
As AI demand outstrips power grid capacity, modular data centers offer a scalable, prefabricated alternative to traditional hyperscale construction.
The End of the AI Subsidy: GitHub Copilot’s Pricing Shift Signals a Broader ‘Tokenpocalypse’
Microsoft's shift in GitHub Copilot pricing reflects a growing industry struggle to balance massive compute costs with sustainable business models.
The Case for Space-Based Servers: Why the Industry is Moving Toward On-Orbit Computing
From AI latency to thermal management, industry leaders from Varda and Planet explore the shift toward on-orbit computing and space-based data centers.
Europe’s Bet on Open Source to Break the Grip of Big Tech
The EU is pivoting toward open source software to reduce reliance on non-EU proprietary systems and secure technological sovereignty.
The AI Power Crunch is Forcing Data Centers Out of the Concrete Box
AI's massive power and cooling demands are making traditional data center construction obsolete. Explore how modular, prefabricated infrastructure is filling the gap.
The End of the AI Subsidy: GitHub Copilot Pricing Shifts Signal a ‘Tokenpocalypse’ for Enterprise AI
Microsoft's pricing shift for GitHub Copilot highlights a growing tension between AI compute costs and corporate profitability, signaling a move away from investor-subsidized AI.
GitLab Trims 14% of Workforce to Pivot Toward ‘Agentic’ AI Infrastructure
GitLab cuts 14% of staff while reporting 23% revenue growth, citing the need to rebuild Git infrastructure to handle the massive scale of AI-driven code submissions.