Technology
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The Hidden Energy Crisis of Generative AI: Water, Power and Carbon
Every AI query has a physical cost. Data centres are straining grids and consuming water at a scale the industry…
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Edge Computing in 2025: Why Data Is Moving Back to Where It’s Created
After a decade of cloud consolidation, latency, bandwidth costs, and privacy rules are pushing computation back toward the edge.
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How Open Source AI Is Eating the Proprietary Cloud
Meta's Llama, Mistral, and a wave of Chinese models are closing the gap with GPT-4 — and changing the economics…
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Starlink’s Internet Monopoly: Can Anyone Compete with 6,000 Satellites?
SpaceX's constellation dominates low-Earth-orbit broadband, but Amazon, OneWeb, and China are racing to build alternatives — with very different strategies.
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Moore’s Law at 60: The Economics and Physics of Shrinking Transistors
Six decades after Gordon Moore's famous observation, the economics of semiconductor scaling have inverted — yet the industry keeps finding…
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