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Why Interfaces Are No Longer Enough
For decades, digital products have followed the same rule: wait for the user to act. Clicks, taps, forms, commands—every outcome depended on explicit instructions. But as AI systems mature, this reactive model is starting to feel outdated.
Enter Agentic UI...
Quantum computers aren’t breaking today’s encryption yet.
That’s exactly the problem.
In 2026, attackers don’t need working quantum machines to compromise secure systems. They just need patience. Data encrypted today can be harvested now and decrypted later—once quantum capability ar...
Modern CPUs are astonishingly fast.
More cores.
Deeper pipelines.
Smarter speculation.
Yet many systems in 2026 are slower per core than expected—especially under contention.
The reason isn’t bad code.
It’s memory barriers.
Designed to guarantee correctness, barriers increasingl...
A context switch sounds harmless.
Just a quick pause.
Just another process getting its turn.
But in modern systems, a context switch is far from free—and when they pile up, performance quietly collapses.
This post breaks down what really happens during a context switch, why it’s expens...
Modern servers aren’t getting faster cores—they’re getting more of them.
In 2026, production workloads commonly run on:
64–192 core CPUs
Multiple CPU sockets
Terabytes of RAM
And yet, many applications still behave as if memory access costs the same everywhere.
It doesn’t...
What if communication could be secured not by math—but by the laws of physics?
That’s the promise of Quantum Key Distribution (QKD). Unlike traditional encryption, QKD detects eavesdropping instantly, making spying theoretically impossible.
But is it truly unhackable? And can it replace po...