Crusoe Is Valued at $30.9 Billion. Only 1 of Its 6-Plus Contracted Gigawatts Is Operating

Crusoe announced the initial closing of an anticipated $3.9 billion Series F on September 17 at a $30.9 billion post-money valuation, roughly triple the valuation of its October 2025... Read more »

How Content-Addressed Storage and Blockchain Can Improve Digital Credential Verification

How content-addressed storage, immutable state, and explicit lifecycle events can make digital credentials easier to verify Digital Credentials Have a Verification Problem Digital certificates are easy to distribute. Verification... Read more »

The Humanoid Robot Boom Is Real, The Factory Takeover Story Isn’t, Yet

Global Humanoid Robot Shipments Nearly Triple in H1 2026, Led by China’s Agibot  Agibot shipped somewhere between 8,400 and 9,700 humanoid robots in the first half of 2026, enough... Read more »

TP-Link’s Wi-Fi 8 Launch: The Hardware Is Ready, The Standard and the FCC Aren’t

TP-Link unveiled a full Wi-Fi 8 lineup this month, led by the Archer 8 Ultra router and the Deco 8 Ultra mesh system. Neither product runs on a finished... Read more »

Age assurance is a data workflow, not just an ‘I am over 18’ button

An age gate can look deceptively simple. A visitor clicks a button confirming that they are old enough and continues to the service. For some websites, that may be... Read more »

TrueNAS Unbundled Enterprise Storage From Its Hardware: Here’s What Software Alone Still Can’t Fix

Every enterprise storage vendor has sold the same implicit bargain for two decades: buy the appliance, and the vendor hands over software built to keep ransomware out, replicate data... Read more »

How to Store Petabytes of Data Without Renting It From the Cloud

Store one petabyte on Azure’s hot tier for five years and the bill runs close to $1.2 million, before you’ve moved a single byte back out. Try to retrieve... Read more »

Snowflake’s $6 Billion AWS Bet Shows What Enterprise Agentic AI Runs On

Enterprise AI rarely fails because a company lacks a good demo. It fails because the data, compute, procurement, and governance behind the demo live in four different systems never... Read more »

From Kernel-Bound Networking To Programmable Transport: Making Linux Ready for AI-Scale Infrastructure

Linux is at the heart of every data center. We built the layer that makes its networking programmable without making it fragile.  Controlling how data moves across tens of... Read more »

Shared Versus Dedicated Datacenter Proxies: Pros and Cons of Each

Fast and inexpensive datacenter proxies are a great choice for SEO teams, data specialists, media buyers, and platform specialists, among others. They can be shared and dedicated. These datacenter... Read more »
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