Why Your Agentic AI Workflows Will Fail Without Clean Data
I’ve watched a lot of AI projects crash and burn. Not because the models were bad, or the algorithms were wrong, but because nobody paid attention to the data going…
My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
I’ve watched a lot of AI projects crash and burn. Not because the models were bad, or the algorithms were wrong, but because nobody paid attention to the data going…
When Apple’s CEO Tim Cook signals confidence in a supplier’s future, investors tend to pay attention. Recently, that signal pointed squarely at Broadcom, a company deeply embedded in Apple’s supply…
Someone calls your phone. They sound official. They say they’re from the sheriff’s office, and you owe money or you’re in trouble. Your heart rate spikes. You reach for your…
When I first encountered Docker, I thought it was going to be this impossibly complex tool that only hardcore DevOps engineers could understand. Turns out, it’s actually one of the…
When a cybersecurity company’s stock ticks up 4% on the back of $2 million in purchase orders, the financial press dutifully reports it as news. And fair enough—publicly traded companies…
Let me be direct: most companies treat cybersecurity like a plumbing problem. It’s something you hire someone else to handle, you ignore it until something breaks, and you’re annoyed when…
There’s a moment in every person’s life when they realize their password isn’t enough anymore. Maybe it’s when you get that email saying your data was part of a breach.…
TSMC just announced another $100 billion in spending to expand chip manufacturing in the United States. If you’re not in the semiconductor industry, you might have scrolled past this news…
Last week, Debian announced the final release of its 32-bit x86 support, and honestly, it barely made a ripple in most tech circles. But if you’ve been paying attention to…
I’ve been building products for the better part of a decade, and I’ve watched every wave of productivity software come and go. Some genuinely move the needle. Most don’t. But…