AI momentum continues to outpace the systems designed to govern it. This week, OpenAI released an experimental model aimed at better understanding AI behavior, a quiet but important shift from capability building to behavior scrutiny. Meanwhile, the U.S. government launched a new “Tech Force” and introduced an AI Talent Act, signaling urgency to compete for […]
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Why Cloud Tech Always Wins Guess what? Holiday season is back again. Every year, millions of shoppers flood online stores, and cloud infrastructure behind those storefronts faces its own seasonal stress test. Question is simple; how do major platforms stay online during peak demand, and what does this reveal about scalability for AI and enterprise
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🎄 This Christmas, give the gift of clarity, focus, and action! 🎄 Introducing CTRL-ALT-PLANNING & CTRL-ALT-EXECUTE – Your ultimate IT tech duo for anyone who wants to plan smart, act fast, and achieve more in 2026. CTRL-ALT-PLANNING helps you organize your ideas, prioritize what matters, and create a strategy that actually works. CTRL-ALT-EXECUTE shows you
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Don’t Ignore “Technical Debt” If you are an IT executive, TPM, or PM, you’ve likely lived through this scenario: a project is racing toward a hard deadline, pressure from stakeholders is building, budgets are tight, and your engineering team is forced to focus only on bare-minimum deliverables. Deep down, you already know this trade-off, postponing
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Orbiting data centers aren’t just a myth anymore. And since this idea is creeping into real engineering discussions, I took a closer look and wanted to pass along what I found. The fact is that ‘Orbiting data centers’ are an emerging concept being explored by major tech companies such as Google and SpaceX to address
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Practical Field Notes Very early in my career, I had my share of confusion around backlogs. My thought process was, are they simply long to-do lists, or something deeper? The answer, I learned, defines how effectively project teams deliver. Backlogs often cause confusion when their purpose, types, and management aren’t clearly understood. In Agile and
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Attention DevOps teams and Mac/iOS developers: Microsoft retired two major hosted images today, December 4, 2025. macOS-13 hosted image → retired today, December 4, 2025 • Windows-2019 hosted image → retiring December 31, 2025 (after a six-month extension) What this means: Pipelines still running on macOS-13 will start failing immediately. Pipelines using Windows-2019 will continue
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PART III – My final post closes this short trilogy Having wrapped my short journey exploring iOS and Apple’s subtle AI integration, it’s clear that device-to-cloud intelligence isn’t just a mobile phenomenon. Cloud architects now face the challenge of designing systems that bridge ecosystems, connecting devices, edge, and cloud with AI-driven capabilities that are secure,
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Happy Thanksgiving! This year brought a lot of moments where I had to ‘turn my headlights on’ and push through professionally and creatively. Grateful for everyone who encouraged me along the way in my journey. Wishing you a day of rest, good food, and warm company.
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WEEKLY Tech Blip << Nov 24, 2025>> My Tech Blip of this Week Levi’s Taps Microsoft AI for Smarter Operations Levi’s just rolled out a major modernization move by adopting Microsoft’s AI capabilities across its operations. This isn’t a gimmick or a “try-AI-for-PR” moment, this is real, practical deployment inside a global retail giant. The
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