The browser is the new endpoint, and it is barely monitored
Most work now happens in a tab. Most security tooling still watches the operating system.
Senior editor covering AI, chips and the companies building them. Previously a systems engineer.
Most work now happens in a tab. Most security tooling still watches the operating system.
A detailed look at the playbook, the mistakes and the one decision that saved the imaging systems.
Standards are final. A survey of 400 organisations shows most have an inventory and few have a plan.
Cheaper engineering talent, local manufacturing incentives and a funding scene that finally understands long cycles.
Per-seat pricing collapses when a team of five does the work of fifty. Vendors are scrambling for new models.
One technical university has produced forty companies in five years. The process is more mundane than the results suggest.
Companies dismissed as thin layers over a model are posting retention numbers that suggest the layer matters.
Capacities above 30 terabytes and a cost per bit flash cannot touch keep spinning disks at the heart of the data centre.
Analog switches have moved from gaming niche to mainstream, and software is finding uses beyond games.
Price tags, dashboards and now a laptop: reflective displays are spreading wherever battery life matters more than colour.
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