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'Mesoamerican Modern' redefines how we understand Mexican architecture
To walk through Mexico City is to stroll down centuries at once. The ruins of the Aztec empire are exposed on the ground beside colonial structures built from the same stones that once made up the ancient temples. A few blocks farther, 1900s…
Why the CPC matters: China's governance architecture
A view of the Lujiazui area in Shanghai Photo: VCG The 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) started its fifth plenary session in Beijing on Monday morning. Understanding the significance of such a session requires, in the…
AI architectures advance as Marvell powers data centers - SiliconANGLE
Eight years ago, chipmaker Marvell Technology Inc. decided to play leapfrog with nanometers, and its trajectory has been steadily upward since. In semiconductor manufacturing, nanometer designations identify generations of chipmaking technology…
93 Stunning Architectural Masterpieces That Might Make You Want To Plan Your Next Trip (New Pics)
Architecture has been around for thousands of years, and it's pretty fascinating to see how much it has changed. Every generation of architects has had different materials to work with and new problems to solve. Some of their ideas have completely…
New survey seeks feedback on how AI is being used in architectural practice
A new survey has launched exploring the increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in architectural practice, across design, written communication and marketing, project administration, and documentation. The survey, conducted by RMIT…
The architecture of a website that can't see your files (74 tools, no backend)
Most 'free online PDF tool' sites have the same architecture: your file goes up to their server, gets processed, and comes back. The privacy policy says they delete it after an hour. You have to take their word for it. I learned this as the…
Work under way on £18m Dewsbury Market revamp
Work has got under way on the £18m revamp of a West Yorkshire market, to protect the site for future generations and give it 'a new lease of life'. The redevelopment of Dewsbury Market will also see the creation of a new town park and outdoor…
The Evolution of Agentic Harnesses: From Chains to Graph to Code
The progression of agentic harnesses has unfolded across three distinct paradigms: Chains, Graphs, and Code, marking a transition from ad hoc, 'best-effort' experiments to resilient, production-grade software architectures. Chains represent the…
Announcing Genkit for Python and Go in Firebase: Web Architecture & Implementation Guide
Announcing Genkit for Python and Go marks an important milestone for full-stack web and AI engineers building on Firebase and Google Cloud. Following the official announcement by Chris Gill, Peter Friese on the Firebase Blog (2025-04-09), this…
Forward-Deployed Engineering From Within
Rex Lee, EVP & CITO at Canadian Tire Corp., is an “inconvenient architect” writing about tech strategy, transformation, and business value. Technology has never been more powerful, accessible or capable. Yet, the media…
A Few Reflections On Watching AI Change B2B Technology
Yoav Kutner is the Co-Founder of OroCommerce, a B2B-focused commerce platform for manufacturers, wholesalers and distributors. When building gets easier, deciding what to build becomes more important. I've watched how software development…
Will Donald Trump or AI blow up financial markets first?
But investors now are being forced to consider which poison will cause the least harm. With civil unrest running rampant across the developed world, just as global investors are desperately seeking exits from the great artificial intelligence boom…
Improving Lives Through Architecture
This newsletter for the week of October 26 looks at a new monograph on German architect Anna Heringer, Architecture Is a Tool To Improve Lives, published earlier this year by Birkhäuser. The book features dozens of photographs by Iwan Baan, so…
How they lost the cola wars: Pepsi generates twice the revenue of Coca-Cola, yet its market cap is only half as big
How Pepsi got crushed by Coca-Cola. Anthropic's Claude obtained unauthorized access to U.S. voter data. Who knew? Anthropic doesn't own “Claude Mythos” trademark. Markets: Looking up. An ominous decline in the architecture business.
Cybersecurity Is A Leadership Problem-Not A Technology Problem
JC Gaillard, Founder & CEO, Corix Partners | Global Cybersecurity Advisor & Thought Leader | Author “The First 100 Days of the New CISO.” After more than a decade of rising cybersecurity budgets, expanding regulation and…
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