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Zero trust is a posture, not a product you buy

Zero trust is a posture, not a product you buy

The network perimeter stopped being a meaningful boundary when the first person worked from a cafe. What replaces it is mostly discipline, not licensing.

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Digital twins are only useful when the model is maintained

Digital twins are only useful when the model is maintained

A digital twin that drifts from the plant it represents is worse than no twin at all, because people still trust it.

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What 5G actually changes for connected devices

What 5G actually changes for connected devices

The marketing promised speed. For most IoT deployments, the interesting properties are density and power, and they change the designs that make sense.

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From monolith to modular, without the rewrite that kills the company

From monolith to modular, without the rewrite that kills the company

The rewrite is the most expensive way to modernise a codebase and the least likely to finish. There is a slower path that actually lands.

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Edge computing is a latency answer, not a buzzword

Edge computing is a latency answer, not a buzzword

When your nearest cloud region is three thousand kilometres away, moving compute closer stops being an optimisation and starts being the difference between a usable system and an abandoned one.

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