My views. No fixed posting schedule.
That sudden price hike at Tesco marks the end of an era. Lets look at how 15 years of government incompetence, the farmed salmon racket, and the Faroe Islands destroyed the UK's last affordable superfood.
The new 'indie' hit Dispatch has sold millions but the marketing behind it feels cynical rather than creative. I look at how the casting of Critical Role and massive streamers weaponises parasocial relationships to guarantee sales, and why the developers claiming it was a 'surprise' is just dishonest.
Microsoft’s 2025 has been a complete GenAI clownshow. From force-installing Copilot on LG TVs to lowering internal sales quotas while burning $35 billion a quarter, here is why Nadella’s 'AI First' strategy is officially off the rails.
My prediction on Oracle being the GenAI bagholder was spot on. Breaking down the 15% stock crash, the desperate Agentic AI pivot, and why the $300bn OpenAI gamble leaves Larry Ellison holding the bill.
Remember "Claude Explains"? Anthropic's pretentious attempt to make their LLM a blogger lasted less than a week. Lets look at how they nuked the project the same week Reddit sued them for aggressive scraping.
Physics has finally hit the GenAI hype train. Microsoft has confirmed a "warm shell" shortage, leaving billions of dollars in chips gathering dust in warehouses. But the real cost isn't lost corporate profits; it is a "vampire grid" reviving coal plants, UK housing projects blocked by data centres, and drinking water wasted to cool deepfake generators. The digital bubble has hit a physical wall.
Amazon scrubbed my detailed, honest reviews of Yutaka products the moment they gained traction. It turns out big vendors can abuse the reporting system to wipe valid 2-3 star feedback and manipulate their ratings.
The news that Meta is planning to buy Google’s AI chips is the signal that the NVIDIA infinite growth narrative is dead. Here is the breakdown of why the whales like OpenAI and Meta are ditching Nvidia for Google TPUs and custom silicon, and why the AI bubble is about to leave Larry Ellison holding the bag in 2026 - 2027.
Nvidia's latest earnings report has sparked a dishonest new narrative: that the AI bubble fears were unfounded. This ignores the reality of how enterprise hardware buying actually works. We are looking at a receipt for panic-buying that happened in late 2024, not proof of sustainable demand today. The numbers are massive, but they are fueled by a closed loop of cloud credits and vendor financing, not organic profit.
And another one's gone. Microsoft's grand "10-year plan" for the Halo Infinite live service has officially collapsed after just four. So much for a forever game.
