Recent posts tagged aiinfrastructure

Valerie Crafton has spent more than 20 years on the owner side of hyperscale data center construction. As Chief Revenue Officer at Mod42, she's now asking a question the industry has largely avoided: why are we still building data centers the same w...

Every developer knows the feeling. A task slips from Monday to Wednesday. Another one that was due Friday lands the following Tuesday. Nobody panics. The team says it'll catch up. Dr. Atif Ansar says that's exactly how billion-dollar data center pro...

Data center operators have a new answer when communities push back on water use. Switch to a closed-loop system, fill it once, and the facility uses about as much water as a fast-food restaurant. That answer is true. It's also incomplete. "I remind...

A new frontier model ships almost every week now, and the instinct for a lot of engineering teams is to ask whether they should switch. Cobus Greyling, Chief Evangelist at Kore.ai, thinks that's the wrong question entirely. "I think there's this fall...

!https://coderlegion.com/?qa=blob&qablobid=9936188350514907293 > This piece does not attempt to settle whether Astra qualifies as AGI. The illusion in question is narrower and, in some ways, more interesting: why a term several of its own champions ...

I lost a full long weekend to OpenClaw once. Friday to Sunday, trying to get it running locally with an on-premise LLM on my personal machine. The machine was reasonably capable, though nothing close to a datacenter. I had watched something like fort...

Here's a problem most enterprises haven't fully grappled with yet: when an AI agent acts on your behalf, what should it actually be allowed to see? The easy answer is to give the agent the same access you have. Angad Narang, VP of Product at Everpur...

Enterprises aren't running out of data. They're running out of ways to make it useful. The gap between raw enterprise data and production-ready AI is where most projects die. Data scientists spend months wrangling ingestion pipelines, cleaning unstr...

For decades, enterprise IT built everything around applications. SAP owned finance. Salesforce owned customer relationships. ServiceNow owned IT operations. Each application came with its own data, its own definitions, and its own version of what wor...

On where craftsmanship went, why verification gaps appear in its absence, and the one practice AI cannot automate for you. From Writing Code to Judging Code There is a sentence that has been circulating through developer circles since 2026, attri...

This month's industrial cybersecurity landscape was defined by escalating threats against critical infrastructure, emerging vulnerabilities in operational technology environments, and significant developments in AI-driven defense capabilities. Key h...

Statement A lot of developers build applications assuming infrastructure will “just work.” You write your Laravel API, connect your database, build your frontend or mobile app, deploy somewhere, and expect everything to behave the same way it did ...