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The Great Chinese AI Lab Shakeup: Who’s Actually Winning?

ai-research

Featured

The Great Chinese AI Lab Shakeup: Who’s Actually Winning?

A deep dive into the emerging tier list of Chinese AI labs and the seismic shifts reshaping global AI competition.

#ai-research#china-tech#competitive-analysis...

aws

Why Cloud Migration Often Fails

IT veterans reveal what they’d do differently after costly cloud migrations – from 5x timeline blowouts to $500K reversals.

#aws#cloud#enterprise-architecture

AI Agents

MCP Is the New Attack Surface, And Your AI Agents Are Barefoot

The Model Context Protocol is the de facto API for AI agents, but most teams are securing it like a REST endpoint. Here’s why that’s a catastrophic mistake.

#AI Agents#AI Security#Authorization...

feedback-analysis

User Feedback Analysis Isn’t About Listening – It’s About Decoding

Product managers reveal why 91% of unhappy users never complain and how to extract real insights from the silent majority

#feedback-analysis#product-management#user-research...

legacy-modernization

Legacy Modernization’s Dirty Secret: Technical Debt Is the Least of Your Problems

The real blockers in legacy migration aren’t outdated code, they’re knowledge silos, risk-averse culture, and organizational inertia that technical teams can’t fix alone.

#legacy-modernization#organizational-culture#software-engineering...

database scaling

Database Scaling Isn’t Magic. It’s a Tax on Simplicity

The 10 database scaling techniques every architect must master, and why most teams implement them too late, too wrong, and at too high a cost.

#database scaling#microservices#polyglot persistence...

network-security

SASE Vendors Are Lying About Their Security Stacks

A brutal breakdown of how Zscaler, Palo Alto, and Cloudflare actually perform when real traffic hits their global PoPs, and why pricing transparency is a myth.

#network-security#sase#vendor-comparison...

conflict-resolution

The Product-Engineering Manager Cold War: When Business Goals Clash With Technical Reality

An early-career PM’s survival guide to navigating the inevitable conflicts between shipping features and paying down technical debt.

#conflict-resolution#technical-debt

innovation

The Political Minefield of Product Management: How Stakeholder Juggling Kills Innovation

Product managers are spending 90% of their time navigating internal politics instead of building great products. Here’s why this shift is costing companies their competitive edge.

#innovation#organizational-politics#product-management...

benchmarks

Qwen 3 Max: The Trillion-Parameter Trojan Horse That’s Not Actually Open Source

Alibaba’s latest AI marvel dominates benchmarks while quietly locking down its most powerful model. The open-source community isn’t celebrating.

#benchmarks#open-source#qwen

agile

When ‘Tomorrow For Sure’ Means Never: The Estimation War Between Product and Engineering

Why development teams refuse to give estimates and what Product Owners can actually do about it

#agile#estimation#product-management

distributed systems

The 3-Tier Architecture Is Dying, And AI Is Holding the Smoking Gun

AI in browsers and edge computing is gutting the classic presentation→logic→database stack. Here’s what’s replacing it, and why your next architecture diagram will look like a distributed neural net.

#distributed systems#edge computing#web architecture