Category: Technology and Architecture
Meet Matt Hall and John Watkinson, the co‑founders of Larva Labs and the original creators of CryptoPunks, one of the first major NFT art collections on Ethereum. Who Matt and John are They are Canadian software developers and artists who met studying computer science in the 1990s and have collaborated ever since. Together they created Larva Labs,…
Kubernetes 1.35: Moving from Static to Fluid Infrastructure The CNCF has officially announced Kubernetes 1.35, a landmark release that introduces zero-downtime resource scaling for production workloads. By making in-place pod resource adjustments generally available (GA), platform teams can now update CPU and memory on running pods without restarts or service disruption. This marks a fundamental…
Recent Platform Integration & Enterprise Readiness Updates Enterprise & Production Readiness Microsoft Dynamics 365 ERP MCP Server (Public Preview) – Evolved from 13 static tools to a dynamic framework that adapts to business needs, enabling agents to interact with data and perform functions through the application interface without custom code or APIs. Analytics server preview…
Photonic Networking and Compute: The Deep Tech Frontier Investors and Engineers Shouldn’t Ignore As data demands skyrocket and silicon-based systems approach their physical limits, a new kind of infrastructure is quietly positioning itself to lead the next wave of innovation: photonic networking and compute. This isn’t just another upgrade—it’s a foundational shift in how we…
Last week I read where Engineers at Northwestern University have developed the world’s smallest wireless, battery-free pacemaker—smaller than a grain of rice—that can be injected via syringe and activated by infrared light from a wearable chest patch. This groundbreaking device dissolves harmlessly after use, offering a revolutionary solution for infants with congenital heart defects and…
As far back as 2012, the concept of cloud bursting began to take shape within multicloud strategies, offering organizations a dynamic way to manage workloads across multiple cloud environments. Initially seen as a solution for handling unpredictable spikes in demand, cloud bursting allows enterprises to seamlessly scale resources by offloading overflow traffic from private clouds…
