Performance engineering, security hardening, and WordPress operations. Written by the people who run the metal.
AI infrastructure terminology can blur together, but the choice between centralized, distributed, and edge deployment comes down to latency, cost, and compliance needs.
After spring 2026 drone strikes disrupted AWS facilities in the Persian Gulf, security experts say operators should focus on hardening, redundancy, and regulatory coordination rather than trying to stop every drone.
Wordfence Argus researchers uncovered a critical, CVSS 9.8 vulnerability in libheif, a widely used library for processing HEIC images from iPhones, and demonstrated real code execution on a WordPress deployment.
A new report from the Basel Action Network warns that estimates of AI-related electronic waste have vastly understated the problem by focusing only on GPUs, ignoring the power, cooling, and networking hardware that will also need replacing.
At the AI Infra Summit, executives from Viasat, Cowboy Space, and Star Catcher, along with the US Air Force CIO, laid out why orbital data centers are gaining momentum but still face steep thermal, bandwidth, and cost hurdles.
Average rack power draw jumped from 12 kW to 26 kW in just two years as AI workloads push facilities toward new limits on power delivery, cooling, and structural design.
Abandoned cloud instances, orphaned volumes, and idle GPU jobs are costing companies more than ever, and the rise of AI workloads is making them harder to find and kill.
A new Disallow AI Training setting from Cloudflare separates search indexing from AI training for mixed-use crawlers, with Apple, Google, and Microsoft already signed on as "Accountable" operators.
For AI infrastructure builders, the megawatts that matter are the ones delivered on schedule, not the ones promised years out. That shift is changing where data centers get sited and how developers plan power.
