Thomas Cormen: Algorithms and Academia
Computer Science is not really about computers. It’s about how we solve problems through computing and through computation. Thomas […]
Jill Uchiyama: Leaving a Legacy
Jill Uchiyama is a teacher and film maker. She writes about feminism, philosophy, and Japan, where she spent part of
Balaji Viswanathan MBAs, Entrepreneurs, and India
The education system in India has created dreams and ambitions, but by not having the right markets and institutions, it
Brian Bi: Science, Quora, and Competitive Programming
I’m regularly impressed by the depth and rigor that Brian applies to his Quora answers. He takes pains to provide
The Ethics of AI Agents Acting on Our Behalf
The rise of sophisticated AI agents, capable of autonomous action across critical domains—from managing investments to orchestrating complex logistical chains—presents
Inside the 2nm Era: What It Unlocks for AI and Mobile
The global semiconductor landscape has officially entered the 2-nanometer (2nm) era, marking a profound architectural evolution in computing. This milestone,
Benchmarking LLMs in 2026: Are the Old Metrics Broken?
The field of Large Language Model (LLM) development is experiencing a remarkable transformation. What was once a seemingly straightforward race
The EU AI Act: What Took Effect in 2026 and What’s Next
The year 2026 marks a pivotal moment in the global artificial intelligence landscape, as the European Union’s groundbreaking AI Act
Small Language Models Are Having a Moment: Here’s Why
For the past few years, the narrative surrounding artificial intelligence has been dominated by a singular focus: scale. We have
TSMC, Samsung, Intel: The Foundry War Enters a New Phase
The global semiconductor foundry market, a cornerstone of modern technology, is currently witnessing an unprecedented escalation in competition. As 2026
The 1M-Token Context Window Is Here: What Changes Now
The artificial intelligence landscape is witnessing a profound transformation, driven by an unprecedented expansion in context windows for large language
IoT in Industry: The Quiet Revolution Behind Industry 4.0
The term Industry 4.0 has permeated boardrooms and factory floors, conjuring visions of advanced robotics and automated assembly lines. Yet,
The Compliance Playbook Every AI Startup Now Needs
The AI gold rush of the early 2020s is officially over. The new game isn’t just about building the most
GPT-5, Claude Opus 4.7, Gemini 3: Which LLM Leads in 2026?
The landscape of large language models has shifted. Single-prompt benchmarks, once the primary measure of a model’s prowess, are no
Why TinyML Is the Most Underrated Trend in IoT
By 2030, a staggering 25 billion IoT devices are expected to be interconnected globally. Imagine a world where every one
Why Every Tech Giant Is Now Designing Its Own Silicon
For decades, the technology industry marched to the beat of a few powerful drummers. Companies like Intel and NVIDIA set
Computer Vision on the Edge: The Silent Revolution
Enterprises generate vast quantities of visual data from cameras and sensors, yet struggle with the limitations of centralized processing. Sending
The EU Cyber Resilience Act Is Reshaping IoT Hardware
How the CRA Transforms IoT Hardware from Feature to Foundation A fundamental shift is underway in the world of connected