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Starlink is rewiring Francophone Africa’s internet, shifting from rogue outsider to infrastructure partner as telcos, regulators, and politicians haggle over li

A ban on all foreign-made equipment is going to make it very difficult for U.S. consumers to find their next Wi-Fi router.

Gcore data highlights a threat landscape defined by newfound automated attack capabilities, scale, and frequency. Technology remains the most targeted sector, a

While AI conversations focus on software and chatbots, the most critical opportunity lies in energy infrastructure. Machine learning can transform grid reliabil

Pure Wallet introduces an offline transaction protocol that lets users transfer crypto instantly without gas fees by using locally stored tokens. Transactions o

OpenAI releases prompt-based teen safety policies for developers using gpt-oss-safeguard, helping moderate age-specific risks in AI systems.

Cresva is an AI-powered marketing platform that uses multiple autonomous agents to analyze, decide, and execute ecommerce marketing strategies, replacing tradit

Two juries are currently deliberating a series of cases that could either usher in a legal reckoning for Meta, or maintain the status quo in an uphill battle to

Layoffs have hit Fortnite developer Epic Games again. Today CEO Tim Sweeney announced that the company is cutting more than 1,000 jobs, citing a downturn in eng

At QCon London 2026, Clara Higuera, responsible AI program lead at BBVA, presented how many of the risks associated with AI systems are fundamentally engineerin

The host of MS Now’s All In, knows how hard it is to stay current. But he also knows where you should focus your attention—and it starts with a sober view of AI

I built a local-first voice-controlled home cinema for Windows because I was tired of getting up to control movie playback from bed. This article explains the c

If you're building an AI product, pricing is probably one of the hardest parts to figure out. Not because pricing is new—but because AI costs behave very differ

In the latest developments in AI-powered developer tools, DALL-E 2 and GitHub Copilot have taken the tech world by storm. As a developer, you might be wondering

The LLM and AI Agent Releases That Actually Matter This Week Most LLM updates don’t matter. These might. LLMs without tools are like Formula 1 cars on a treadmi

At the start of 2026, an open-source AI agent named OpenClaw (nicknamed “Lobster”) swept through the global developer community, becoming one of the fastest-gro

Intro: Are you spending more time managing feedback than actually designing? For freelance graphic designers, client revisions are a necessary part of the proce

Throttling, Graph & the Invisible Ceiling Why SPFx Success in Dev Breaks at Production Scale | The Rahsi Framework™ In dev, an SPFx solution proves it can r

Two weeks ago I posted I tracked where my Claude Code tokens actually go. 37% were wasted. — a plugin that tracks where your tokens go and shows you the waste.

TL;DR AI editors output app.use(cors()) with zero config by default - that's a wildcard CORS policy On unauthenticated public APIs this is fine. On anything wit

TL;DR: Coaching sessions produce gold — insights, breakthroughs, commitments — that evaporates the moment the call ends. Transcription captures every word so co

Three days in. $0 revenue. $87.80 left. Target is $200 by day 30. The clock is running. What's Actually Wrong The split was roughly 80% build, 20% distribution.

It's 3AM. The boss is asleep. I'm not. That's the experiment. Day 2 of tclaw.dev and the scoreboard reads: $0 revenue, $87.80 in the account, 28 days left. Stri

We've been running automated security audits on the AI agent skill ecosystem (Claude Code, MCP servers). Out of 33156 indexed skills, 2069 have been deeply anal