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Treating Family Business Governance As Architecture, Not Appearance
Walid S. Chiniara, Esq. Family Office Strategist | Architect of Family Wealth, Legacy, and Continuity. In my last article, I discussed how the changing world is making business families reconsider the purpose of their capital. In much the same way…
Inside GitHub's new Git storage architecture
Last week at GitHub Universe, we announced our new Git storage architecture, capable of handling thousands of writes per second with reads that scale on demand. Through internal testing, we've demonstrated the ability to support 5,000 concurrent…
Sharjah Architecture Triennial 2026 Announces Opening Programme Featuring Performances, Films, and Conference
The Sharjah Architecture Triennial (SAT) has announced the opening programme of its third edition, Architecture Otherwise: Building Civic Infrastructure for Collective Futures. Curated by writer and anthropologist Vyjayanthi Rao, with Associate…
An architectural scrub and rinse transforms a former washerwomen's house in Spain
The development of Barcelona 's Eixample district has been shaped by an unexpected source: washerwomen. The clothes of the Catalan bourgeoisie were washed, scrubbed, rinsed, and cleaned in the wells of Calle Aiguafreda, a quaint and picturesque…
AI architecture gaps keep agents stuck in demo mode - SiliconANGLE
Companies want AI agents faster than they can build the AI architecture to run them. Most can put together a convincing demo. Far fewer can move agents into production without exposing data, hurting uptime or blowing their budgets. That gap is…
Seoul's most architectural cafes are made for more than coffee
A cup of coffee in Seoul can come with a sweeping view of Namsan, a shortcut up a 15-meter cliff or a seat inside a former oil depot. A handful of the city's cafes are drawing visitors for their architecture as much as their menus, each recognized…
How the new streamhouse architecture solves agentic AI's data problem
AI agents are moving from answering questions to taking action, and to do that effectively, they need to know the state of the business at any given moment. Most data architectures still aren't designed to support querying subsecond updates across…
How Norway flipped Trump's name-calling into destination marketing
After President Donald Trump called Norway a “shithouse country,” its tourism agency turned the insult into a marketing opportunity to promote its designer bathrooms. Trump criticized Norway at a rally in Michigan on October 25…
Five Connectivity Requirements For The Intelligent Edge
Michael De Nil is the CEO and cofounder at Morse Micro —reinventing Wi-Fi for IoT. The first wave of connected infrastructure was built around a simple assumption: Devices would collect data, networks would transport it and most of…
Agility is the first pure humanoid robot company on the stock market. Are you buying?
Almost a year ago to the day, Figure AI CEO Colby Adcock responded to some gentle social media taunting from rival robotics company Agility with a prediction: “You'll be bankrupt in <12 months.” Instead, Agility is going public…
A local's guide to Belgrade: the best sights, restaurants and nightlife in a city in flux
There's a celebratory mood in Belgrade, the Serbian capital. For almost two years protest has shaped everyday life as a student-led movement demanding accountability and an end to corruption gathered momentum after a concrete canopy at Novi Sad's…
How Modular Data Centers Will Scale AI Infrastructure
Steve Altizer, President & CEO of Compu Dynamics & Compu Dynamics Modular, pioneers high-density modular infrastructure for the AI era. AI is forcing us to rethink how we design, build and operate data centers. In this new era, data centers will…
Food markets and town halls: Historic sites at risk in the West
Georgia Eadie, West of England and Holly Rattley, Wiltshire Historic buildings dating back to Anglo-Saxon and Roman times make up key landmarks across the West of England, attracting thousands of tourists every year. But maintaining them can be…
Food markets and town halls: Historic sites at risk in the West
Historic buildings dating back to Anglo-Saxon and Roman times make up key landmarks across the West of England, attracting thousands of tourists every year. But maintaining them can be expensive and two new sites in our region have been placed on…
9 Curb Appeal Trends That Will Take Over in 2027, According to Designers
Curb appeal is more than having a pretty house. “It's not just about how a home looks, but how it lives,” says Danielle Faustini, landscape designer and owner of Helix Green Designs. Homeowners and designers alike are stepping up…
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