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The IoT stack has quietly stopped being interesting — and that is the good news
Connectivity, identity, edge inference and OTA have all converged on boring answers. After a decade of bespoke everything, the fleet problems that remain are organisational, not technical.
AI in automotive: three different industries wearing one buzzword
Perception stacks, cabin assistants and warranty analytics share a phrase and almost nothing else — different data, different risk, different economics. Conflating them is how budgets get spent badly.
Life sciences software: where GxP meets the model
Structure prediction changed what the lab asks of software, and validated-system rules changed what software is allowed to do. Reconciling continuous delivery with computerised system validation is the defining problem of the decade.
CQRS was the answer. What was the question?
Splitting reads from writes fixed a real problem under real telemetry load. It also cost more than the pattern's advocates admit — here is the ledger, both columns.