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All about the thought leading tech entrepreneurs who are paving the digital path of the future.

How Video Marketing Helps Law Firms Build Trust
Choosing a law firm often involves more than comparing services or fees. People seeking legal assistance may be dealing with financial concerns, family matters, disputes, injuries, or other sensitive circumstances. As a result, trust can play an important role in how prospective clients evaluate legal professionals.
By Solution Boxesabout a month ago in 01
The AI Kill Switch: Who Gets to Decide When to Pull the Plug?
Who Has the Right to Press That Switch? I Jack Clark said something specific. One of Anthropic’s seven co-founders and its head of public benefit told the BBC that companies may eventually need to be required to have an AI “kill switch” that a third party can inspect. His words: “Should companies be required to have an emergency stop switch? Can that switch be verified by a third party?”
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
Huawei’s AI Plan Isn’t to Win the Model War. It’s to Own the Ground Under It.
Huawei's AI Niche: A Long Campaign for the Base Layer A Positioning That Is Repeatedly Misread The most easily misread part of Guo Ping's remarks in Xinsheng Community is the phrase "become Nvidia." Most people see chips. But Guo Ping said "enable any large model in the world to run efficiently on Huawei's Ascend, Kunpeng, SuperPoD, and clusters." Chips are the hardware premise. The emphasis falls on "any" and "efficiently."
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
Still Not Fixed - System Faults Since The Upgrade
Introduction Before you think I am complaining (well, I am, but just about the state of Vocal), Vocal is without doubt the best publishing platform for writers and creators, allowing a mix of words and media to be published and shared almost immediately.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a month ago in 01
A 96GB RTX 5090 for $3,888? The Listing Has Three Cracks.
The $3,888 96GB RTX 5090: three cracks between the listing, the chips, and the vBIOS 1. The listing says 96GB. The memory type says GDDR6X.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
Luo Yonghao Called the iPhone Duo a Copy Seven Times. He Missed the Harder Question.
After seven “copies”s: behind the iPhone Duo controversy, we need to rethink “innovation” In the early hours of September 10, 2026, at Apple’s fall event, new CEO John Ternus said: “The iPhone Duo is arguably the most disruptive iPhone since the original.”
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
I Tried to Build a Dev PC in 2026. RAM and GPUs Had Other Plans.
When RAM and GPU prices may return to normal: a PC-building dilemma in the AI compute wave You want to build a development machine. You open an e-commerce site and look at RAM and GPU prices. DDR5 has climbed from about 450 yuan last year to 1,800 yuan. The RTX 5070 Ti is above 8,000 yuan. The RTX 5090 has jumped from about 20,000 yuan to around 35,000 yuan. The increase runs through the entire consumer electronics market. It is not limited to one platform.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
The Book That Made Me Delete 8 Lines of Code and Write 1
In my fifth year, I learned to write less code Early in my career, I was an API caller. Business said, "Add an export." I said, "Okay." Then Controller called Service, Service called Mapper, Mapper hit the database, and ExcelUtil.export() wrote the file. The code ran. Tests passed. Nothing caught fire. I counted the day as good.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
Why the Same iPhone Costs $1,199 in America and ¥9,999 in China
Why the Same iPhone Costs $1,199 in the U.S. and ¥9,999 in Mainland China I Open Apple’s U.S. site. The 256GB iPhone 18 Pro is listed at $1,199. At current exchange rates, that is about ¥8,046.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
The Real Reason Apple’s Foldable Leak Complaint Doesn’t Add Up
Who Is Copying Whom? Fact-Checking Apple's Foldable Leak Narrative 1. A Regret That Sparked Controversy In September 2026, after Apple released its first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, new CEO John Ternus and Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing Greg Joswiak gave a podcast interview. Joswiak said the outside world had already learned through leaks that Apple was developing a foldable phone. "Unfortunately, they also got the screen ratio," he said. After that, many manufacturers "coincidentally" became interested in the same ratio.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
The AI Brake Job: Why Anthropic, OpenAI, and Elon Musk Are All Suddenly Saying “Slow Down”
The truth about slowing down On September 12, 2026, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published a blog post titled “We Must Slow Down the Frontier.”
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
How Shaan Arora bootstrapped Alia and sold it for up to $60 million without venture capital
Shaan Arora was 24 when he sold his software company for up to $60 million , and he did it without ever taking a dollar of venture capital . That last part is the detail most founders cannot get past. The usual path in technology runs through pitch decks, seed rounds, and a cap table full of investors long before a product finds real customers. Arora skipped all of it. He and his co-founders started Alia (Alia Software, Inc.) from his parents' home, charged their first merchants about $20 a month, and won those early accounts one cold message at a time. Three years later, the London listed Dotdigital Group plc bought the company.
By Vipan K.about a month ago in 01