AI
I replaced a paid SaaS tool in one evening with Claude Code
From replacing a SaaS platform overnight to compressing military workflows, AI is collapsing barriers faster than we can adapt.
Paul Mah
Data Centres
Water keeps data centres cool. It can also destroy them from the inside
Biofilm, scaling, and corrosion are three interconnected problems that data centre operators must actively manage.
Data Centres
Why Singapore is building data centres on a petrochemical island
Jurong Island's pivot from fossil fuels to renewables could reshape the country's data centre future.
Data Centres
Drone disruptions hit AWS in the Middle East again
AWS in Bahrain disrupted for the second time in a month.
Data Centres
Reading between the lines of the Singtel outage
Singtel shared few details. But clues point to a cooling-related failure.
Data Centres
Thailand's data centre boom may be moving slower than the headlines suggest
Record deals are being signed, but the pace of development tells a more nuanced story.
AI
AI is moving from experimentation to execution
The real shift in AI requires rethinking processes from the ground up.
Cyber Security
AI agents hacked McKinsey's chatbot in two hours
The real story is what this means for AI security.
AI
Software development used to cost US$150K and take months. Not anymore
Hands-on masterclass on agentic development showed just how much the game has changed.
Data Centres
What I saw at ZDATA's 300MW data centre campus in Johor
Reclaimed water, chiller-free phases, and a GreenRE Platinum rating.
Data Centres
Johor's data centre surge and what residents are saying
Noise, dust, and heavy vehicles. The top complaints point to construction, not operations.
Data Centres
Can data centres be hardened against drone attacks?
Military drones, consumer drones, and a Pandora's box the industry now has to confront.