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Beyond the Bunker: Lessons from Survivalist Architecture on Resilience
'Let us take a hard look at the facts.' With this direct and hardly reassuring sentence, the director of the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization opened The Family Fallout Shelter, a 32-page manual published by the U.S. government in 1959 amid…
The Copenhagen Architecture Biennial Announces Theme and Dates for Its Second Edition
The origins of the Copenhagen Architecture Biennial trace back to the establishment of the CAFx yearly festival in 2014, which was renamed Copenhagen Architecture Forum in 2024 to lead new projects focused on architecture and urbanism, such as the…
Inside the Architecture Studio Where 'Serious Playing' Drives Every Design
It had been a long quarantine fall, and Ana Amelia Batlle Cabral was growing weary of taking all her classes on Zoom. So she messaged everyone in her class at the Yale School of Architecture asking if anyone would be up for meeting in person. One…
Storage architecture shifts for AI factories - SiliconANGLE
Storage architecture is being rewritten for artificial intelligence factories. Traditional enterprise storage was designed around workloads that scaled in relatively predictable ways. AI changes that equation by combining heavy data movement with…
Hanslope House by Olaver Architecture
A double-corner block with three street frontages is a rare condition to design for in the inner suburbs of Melbourne, where terraces and narrow laneways abound. In such a scenario, many houses would likely pick a front and turn their back on the…
The Architecture of L'Dor Vador: How Physical Structures Shape Jewish Values and Intergenerational Life
This is more than a proposal to construct apartments. It is an invitation to reconsider what a Jewish institution can be. When I first encountered the plans to build hundreds of apartments above a massive Costco in South Los Angeles, I was struck…
Ethernet in automation: Industrial networking entering a new phase
Industrial Ethernet is becoming the foundation of modern automation. From connected production lines and robotics to machine vision, edge computing and AI-driven systems, Ethernet is the communication backbone that enables industrial organizations…
The Architecture of Trustless Value: Foundations, Mechanics, and the Evolution of Cryptographic Networks
Money, across human history, has operated fundamentally as an accounting system for social debt and trust. From Mesopotamian clay tokens and Yapese rai stones to sovereign specie and fractional-reserve fiat managed by central banking regimes…
ARM won the efficiency argument, but it's not the future of desktop computing
Around a decade ago, I'd have laughed at the idea of mobile processors being capable of running AAA games like Cyberpunk 2077, but that's the reality. So much that was once unthinkable is now the norm, including ARM-based computers being a popular…
High-end, Quiet Design Steers Worldwide Yacht Industry to New Heights
MILAN — As designers worldwide flex their potential in the nautical world, overall sales of the industry continue to rise amid one of the most complex economies of all time. As the Genoa International Boat Show show kicked off in Italy on…
How Laser Communications Can Secure Multi-Domain Information Dominance
Rohit Jha is CEO and Co-Founder of Transcelestial | Writing about space, lasers, anime, AI, books, movies, research, telecom. In today's geopolitical landscape, information dominance is a bedrock of strategic deterrence and national defense. The…
High Availability Is Not Resilience: Why Cloud Systems Fail When It Matters Most
High availability can mask a lack of resilience when failures occur outside the architecture's design assumptions. Multi-region architectures can still share control-plane dependencies such as DNS health checks, identity and access management, and…
America's empty offices could help solve its housing shortage | Opinion
America has a housing shortage measured in millions of homes at the same time that nearly one in five square feet of office space sits vacant. Freddie Mac estimated the U.S. housing shortage at 3.7 million units as of the third quarter of 2024…
Data Centers Need Copper, Concrete, and Cooling. Here Are 3 Boring Industrials Set to Cash In.
It's no secret that spending on AI data centers is booming, and projections for hyperscaler spending suggest the boom will continue. This will create opportunities for ongoing marginal growth for companies that provide the raw materials used in…
RF chips, modules power the way from 5G to 6G
The 5G RF chip and module industry continues to evolve around the split between sub-6-GHz and mmWave signal chains, the increasing demand for more integration in front-end modules (FEMs), and the growing use of gallium nitride (GaN) power…
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