Credo Technology and the AI Hardware Reality Check
David Nguyen
Stock prices don’t always move in logical ways. A company can have solid fundamentals, be positioned in a hot sector, and still watch its share price tumble. That’s exactly what…
David Nguyen
What the Louvre’s Security Breach Tells Us About Museum Protection in the Digital Age
A few months ago, I was reading about a major theft at the Louvre, and something caught my attention. Not just the theft itself—museum heists happen—but the broader picture it…
When AI Engineers Cross the Line: The Conference Room Bugging Scandal and What It Reveals
Here’s something that caught my attention recently: an AI engineer got accused of planting listening devices in a conference room. Not exactly the kind of story you expect to see…
What the Houthi Military Capability Increase Tells Us About Regional Power Shifts
When I look at data patterns in geopolitical conflicts, I’m often struck by how much information gets buried in the noise. The recent escalation of Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia…
What Astound’s Newsweek Nomination Says About the IT Service Provider Industry
When Astound got nominated for Newsweek’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Award for Best Internet Service Provider, it caught my attention. Not because I’m necessarily rooting for one company over another, but…
When 0.81 Seconds Becomes Reality: What Tesla’s Acceleration Records Tell Us About Engineering
I’ve been fortunate enough to experience some genuinely fast cars. That 2.9-second 0–60 run? It left my stomach somewhere near my throat and my hands gripping the dashboard like I…
Why Politicians Get Called Out for Inconsistency (And What the Data Shows)
When a prominent political figure publicly criticizes allies for not supporting a particular candidate, it usually signals something deeper than just a disagreement over tactics. Recently, we saw exactly this…
The Question Every IT Leader Should Actually Ask About Cyberattacks
I was analyzing breach data last month and noticed something that struck me: most companies have a disaster recovery plan sitting somewhere on a shared drive. They test it occasionally.…
What Agentic Workflows Mean for HR and Compliance Work
Paychex’s recent launch of an AI-powered HR compliance agent through its SixFifty subsidiary caught my attention for a specific reason: it’s not just another AI tool. It’s a glimpse into…
What Agentic AI Really Means for Retail Operations
I spend a lot of time looking at how companies actually use AI, and honestly, most of what I see falls into a pretty predictable pattern: feed data in, get…