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Apple faces a new antitrust complaint in China over App Store lock-in and the 30% toll. Gatekeeping is a business model; the bill lands on users and developers.

Small but loud signal: copper demand for grids + data centers + telecom is set to jump. BMI pegs electric-infrastructure copper up 35% by 2030. You’ll feel that in project costs long before the press releases. buff.ly/FQXV3hu

New AP–NORC poll says 36% of Americans call electricity bills a major stress point. Add the data-center build-out and you get the real story: who pays. buff.ly/vJ1Aion

Virtual power plants are having a moment. The FT asks if they can ease the strain from AI/data centers. Useful tool, not a magic wand—but worth watching. buff.ly/S2yAW7N

RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) might be your AI model’s best friend—or its worst enemy—if it can't keep up. The key to RAG's success is speed, not just relevance. Slow retrieval can derail even the most promising AI systems, ramping up costs and leaving users with

Sustainability isn’t optional, it’s part of how we build. A community-driven cloud using devices that already exist means fewer massive data-centres, less energy waste, and a better future.

Your files deserve better than centralized clouds. Hivenet encrypts data on your device, splits it into chunks, and distributes it across the network for unmatched privacy and reliability. Start storing smarter with Hivenet 👇 hivenet.com/store-with-hiv…

Think GPU rental is straightforward? Think again! The costs of cross-region data movement can quietly hijack your budget faster than a runaway script. Just when you thought you were optimizing costs, surprise invoices pop up thanks to unexpected egress fees. But fear not—I’ve got

“Homo numericus, Robo humanus”: David Gurle on distributed cloud, costs, and why decentralization beats hyperscaler gravity. Worth your coffee: buff.ly/tw34Z8O

A single DNS bug in Amazon Web Services us-east-1 took thousands of services for a spin. Big central hubs fail loud; smaller footprints fail quiet. buff.ly/2JciYbU

Centralized cloud providers claim cost efficiency while charging premium prices for basic infrastructure. Turns out distributed networks actually are cheaper when you're not padding margins for shareholders. See the real numbers → buff.ly/mGORUjq

Cloud outages keep happening because we've built critical infrastructure on centralized honeypots. We treat data like it's not valuable until it's gone. Then we're surprised when everything breaks at once. Decentralization isn't a buzzword. It's basic risk management.

Traditional cloud GPU providers charge enterprise rates for what your gaming PC does idle at night. Hivenet's Compute uses RTX 4090s because why pay for data centers when there's unused power everywhere? See how it compares → buff.ly/JHstz4m