Gemini 3.5 Pro's delay: why your roadmap should never depend on a single model
Google missed its Gemini 3.5 Pro date by months. What the delay reveals about the real risk of a single-vendor AI architecture.
Andy Grove: the decision that saved Intel had already been made without him
Before leadership ruled on it, Intel's factories had already left memory. That is where what Grove calls paranoia begins.
ASML: the world's chokepoint belongs to the most dependent company in the chain
ASML did not become indispensable by making itself self-sufficient. It became indispensable as the point where everyone else's dependencies converge.
Donella Meadows: why you're probably solving the wrong problem
There are twelve places to intervene in a system. Most leaders keep pulling on the two or three that matter least.
1M-token context windows: is it time to rethink your RAG architecture?
GPT-5.6 and Kimi K3 make 1M-token context the norm. Cost, recall, and hybrid architecture: what should actually change in your RAG.