Meta’s 6.6 GW Nuclear Deal: AI Hits Energy Ceiling
AI’s real bottleneck isn’t GPUs—it’s gigawatts. On January 9, Meta announced nuclear energy deals with three companies totaling 6.6 GW of capacity to ...
OpenTelemetry 95% Adoption: The Observability Standard You Can’t Ignore
OpenTelemetry crossed 95% adoption for new cloud-native instrumentation in 2026. The debate over whether to ...
Taiwan Bans DeepSeek: Crude AI Censorship Exposed
Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs banned DeepSeek AI from government use in February 2026, exposing ...
Microsoft SCOM Deprecation: The Hidden Licensing Trap
Microsoft announced on January 23, 2026, that it will deprecate System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) ...
OpenAI’s $500B Stargate: Energy-First AI Infrastructure Era Begins
OpenAI and SoftBank’s $500 billion Stargate commitment—announced January 9 and expanded January 21, 2026—marks the ...
WhatsApp EU Interoperability: Third-Party Messaging Goes Live
WhatsApp enabled third-party messaging interoperability in the EU last November, with BirdyChat and Haiket as the first compatible messengers. This marks the first ...
Database Industry 2025: PostgreSQL Wins, MCP Security Crisis
PostgreSQL absorbed $1.25B in 2025 acquisitions while 13,000 MCP servers shipped without auth. Industry analysis: ...
Android Sideloading Gets “High-Friction” Warnings in 2026
On January 19, 2026, Matthew Forsyth, Google’s Director of Product Management for Play, publicly confirmed ...
Poland Foils Russia’s DynoWiper Attack on Power Grid
Russian Sandworm hackers deployed DynoWiper wiper malware targeting Poland's energy grid on Dec 31. Attack ...
Rust Enterprise Adoption 2026: 40% Growth, Production ROI
Rust crossed the enterprise chasm in 2026—not through hype, but through production results. Adoption surged ...
