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When Your Data Architecture Becomes The Constraint On Your Application
As the CEO of Arango, Shekhar Iyer leads the company's mission to make enterprise AI contextual, scalable and trusted. AI and other mission-critical applications can work exactly as designed in development and still fail to meet production…
Ammodo Architecture Announces First Edition of Architecture Days in Amsterdam
Ammodo Architecture will launch the first edition of Ammodo Architecture Days in Amsterdam on November 9 and 10, 2026. Organized by Ammodo Architecture, a programme of the Ammodo Foundation, the event will bring together architects, landscape…
Unearthing the Ground: Architecture and the Politics of Waste
In 1948, Robert Moses established the Fresh Kills Landfill on the western shore of Staten Island. The site, chosen for its remote marshland and cheap land value, was meant to be temporary, but by 1955 it was the largest landfill in the world…
The Future as Propaganda: Soviet Architecture in Kazakhstan and the Imagery of a New Era
Practically every history book records 1961 as the year man first reached space, an achievement that placed the Soviet Union at the center of the space race. What not everyone knows is that Yuri Gagarin's journey began in a seemingly unlikely…
An Architecture of Ignorance
This article was featured in the Daily Prospect newsletter. Sign up for it here. Gas prices were hovering just below $3 a gallon in late February before Donald Trump decided to attack Iran. Due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the national…
On World Architecture Day 2026: A Call to Build Better, Build Differently, and Share Resources
The International Union of Architects designates the first Monday of October as World Architecture Day each year, aligning it with the United Nations' World Habitat Day. This year, both occasions are drawing attention to the global housing crisis…
Dive into Guadalajara modernism: a lesser-known strand of Mexican architecture
Guadalajara modernism might not get as much airtime as other regional examples of the International Style, but it remains a fascinating case of its genre. Yes - the capital of Mexico 's Jalisco State was a major playground for forward-thinking…
CX Day Should Mark a Reckoning on Customer Experience Architecture
Architecture, not inventory. CX programs stall when nobody builds the layer that connects survey, journey analytics, contact center and CRM data. Vendors stop short. Each CX platform vendor builds deep within its own domain and exports data, but…
Cloud Scale and the Architecture of Real-Time Monitoring
In my August column, I explored cloud resource monitoring—placing emphasis on private clouds, data centers and cloud structure—and introduced the needs and requirements for scalability and monitoring. As a brief review and to set the…
New Wonder Wander trails to showcase architecture and character of Cork city
Two Wonder Wander walking trails highlighting Cork city's architectural heritage are due to open next year, with public feedback now being used to help shape the final routes. The Wonder Wander Trail Network was launched in 2024 to celebrate the…
Scaling Early-Stage Tech: Iteration, Technical Debt, and Co-Building Architectures
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What American homes will look like in 2050-architects predict major changes
Cities built around autonomous vehicles and sustainable multi-family homes constructed by robots could be the future of housing, architects tell Newsweek. “Housing is a Human Right. Build It” is the theme for World Architecture Day…
The Great AI Reset: 2027 Is A Recalibration Story
Girish Joshi, SVP of technology at Collabera, has led Fortune 500 digital shifts for 25+ years and now drives AI and agentic transformation. Will enterprises keep spending on AI in 2027 at their current pace? Likely not, and that's not a verdict on…
Prediction: This Under-the-Radar AI Stock Will Soar Over the Next Decade
Wall Street warmed to Synopsys 's (SNPS -0.94%) recent investor day presentation, with several analysts promptly hiking price targets, including a Deutsche Bank analyst who maintained a buy rating and raised the target to $640 from $590. Analysts…
Open or closed AI? Learn what to build on at Disrupt 2026
For AI startups, choosing a model isn't necessarily a one-time architecture decision anymore. Open models are improving. Frontier APIs keep advancing. Models can be customized for specific workloads, and some companies are building products that…
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