The internet can learn a lot from crypto. Why do we entrust so much of the internet with a few big players and create single points of failure, when we could build something that benefits the many?

This week brought seismic shifts in AI leadership, record-breaking infrastructure deals, and a funding environment that continues defying gravity. From Meta’s internal shake-up to Microsoft’s European expansion, the week of November 9–15, 2025 delivered a clear message: as AI transitions from research curiosity to industrial necessity, the

Networks fall into three tiers based on a simple question: Can they reach the entire internet without paying anyone?

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The telecom giant claims its exit from public internet exchanges will give customers "lower latencies." Is putting in the middleman (inter.link) achieving this? After some consideration, that might actually work.

Your Saturday briefing on the week that shaped technology

Your Saturday briefing on the week that shaped technology

The world is building datacenters at a pace that makes the 1990s internet boom look quaint. By 2030, the industry will have invested $7 trillion globally in what amounts to the largest infrastructure buildout in human history. This isn't just growth—it's a fundamental rewiring of

Databricks has emerged as the most valuable private technology company globally, reaching a $100+ billion valuation in September 2025 while generating over $4 billion in revenue with remarkable 50%+ growth. The company is strategically delaying its IPO until market conditions optimize, targeting 2025-2026, despite being operationally ready with positive free

China's leading robotics manufacturer Unitree is officially preparing for an IPO on Shanghai's STAR Market by Q4 2025, targeting a $7 billion valuation that would mark the world's first major humanoid robotics public listing. The company, which has dominated global quadruped robot sales with