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Big Tech's $3T Hidden AI Spending: The Accounting Trick
Big Tech carries $3 trillion in off-balance-sheet AI commitments—five times reported capex. Here's why investors are missing the real leverage.
Read story →OpenAI Assistants API Shutdown: Migrate Now
OpenAI's Assistants API shut down Aug 26. Migrate to AWS Bedrock, Azure AI Foundry, or Vertex AI. Platform tradeoffs and what compressed model lifecycles mean.
Read story →SK Hynix's $4B Indiana Bet: Why HBM Bottleneck Stays Overseas
SK Hynix Indiana facility: HBM packaging in U.S., but fab stays overseas. Why the AI memory bottleneck persists through 2028.
Read story →Who's Liable When Your AI Agent Hacks Someone?
AI agents from OpenAI and Meta have hacked systems autonomously. Insurance doesn't cover it. Who pays when one causes damage?
Read story →Caddy: The Web Server That Sets Up HTTPS For You
Caddy is an Apache 2.0 web server that provisions and renews HTTPS certs automatically — replacing nginx + Certbot + a renewal cron job.
Read story →vLLM — Serve LLMs With an OpenAI-Compatible API
vLLM turns any Hugging Face model into a fast, OpenAI-compatible API server in one command. Apache 2.0, production-ready — here's how to run it.
Read story →Mojo 1.0: Stable API ends three years of breaking changes
Mojo 1.0 delivers stable APIs and 87% CUDA performance. Qualcomm's acquisition raises vendor concerns — open-source compiler by year-end is the trust test.
Read story →Lam Research's $3B Expansion: Why AI Chip Speed Now Beats Capacity
Lam Research's $3B R&D expansion marks a shift: AI chip bottleneck is innovation speed, not capacity. Equipment makers now control the supply chain.
Read story →The Agentic AI Governance Mirage: Why Leaders Are Unprepared
58% of enterprise leaders think they're ready for agentic AI governance. Only 18% actually are. Here's why the confidence gap matters.
Read story →China's Domestic AI Chips Will Capture 90% of Market by End of 2026
China's domestic AI chips to capture 90% of high-end market by end of 2026, driven by U.S. export controls and integrated stack optimization.