AI Infrastructure
GPUs, silicon, data centres and the data platforms underneath.
AI Can Now Fabricate Courtroom Evidence — And Your Brain Is Wired to Believe It
Cognitive science reveals why AI-generated video and audio are shattering the courtroom's foundational trust in visual evidence — and how this vulnerability is already being weaponized in real cases.
The Orbital Data Center Mirage: Why Space Compute Is a Distraction
As tech leaders debate the feasibility of orbital data centers, a clash of business interests and engineering hurdles reveals that space might not be the quick fix for compute-constrained AI firms.
Why Apple’s M3 Doesn’t Have 12GB RAM—And Why That’s the Whole Point
Analysis of Apple's M3 chip RAM configuration language and what it reveals about upcoming Mac hardware roadmaps.
South Korea's $1 Trillion Bet on Chips and Robots
South Korea's government and leading tech firms are committing $1 trillion toward flagship megaprojects focused on expanding memory chip production capacity and advancing humanoid robot development, marking one of the largest national technology investments in history.
The Trillion-Dollar Launchpad: How the SpaceX IPO and AI Infrastructure Pivot Redefined the Tech Landscape
An analysis of SpaceX's record-breaking Nasdaq public debut, examining the significant financial windfalls, massive institutional compute leasing agreements, and strategic pivot toward AI-integrated software development through targeted acquisitions.
Google's 37% Power Spike: What the Numbers Actually Mean for AI Infrastructure Costs
Google's 2025 electricity consumption jumped 37% year-over-year—the most dramatic single-year increase in the company's history—fuelled by massive AI infrastructure investments including new data centers and GPU clusters.
The People vs. the Servers: How Small Towns Are Stopping Billion-Dollar AI Projects
A growing bipartisan movement of local activists is halting or delaying tens of billions in AI data center projects across the U.S. — from Arizona to Virginia to Michigan. Here's how grassroots opposition is reshaping the AI infrastructure landscape.
When Stone Age Brains Meet Silicon Screens: Why Cutting Screen Time Won't Fix What's Broken
Religious and atheist scholars converge on a shared diagnosis: modern technology creates an evolutionary mismatch with human psychology, eroding anxiety, loneliness, and spiritual meaning. Solutions demand more than screen-time limits—they require rebuilding community, sacredness, and embodied connection.
Optimizing GPU Idle Power States for Efficiency
Explore how modern GPUs manage power consumption when idle and techniques to optimize efficiency for different use cases.
Tesco’s 40,000-VM War: How Broadcom’s License Coup Forced a Retail Giant to Bet Its Infrastructure
Tesco’s unprecedented migration of 40,000 server workloads away from VMware — triggered by Broadcom’s refusal to honor perpetual licenses — is a case study in enterprise software coercion and the collapse of trust.
Kutcher's Strategic Departure: The New VC Bet on AI Infrastructure and Energy
Ashton Kutcher is departing Sound Ventures after 11 years to launch a new, early-stage venture firm with Morgan Beller, shifting focus from later-stage AI labs to the foundational infrastructure and energy systems powering deep tech.
Redefining Employability: Why a 30% Plunge in Global Hiring is Accelerating Skills-First AI Careers
As global hiring indexes slide up to 30%, LinkedIn CBO Mark Lobosco points to a critical bright spot: the rapid rise of 'new-collar' jobs in AI and cybersecurity that prioritize practical skills over traditional university credentials.