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A quiet thank you to everyone who keeps the internet running while the rest of us step away.
The best systems are the ones that don’t demand attention to prove they’re working.
The best systems are the ones that don’t demand attention to prove they’re working.
December 25, 2025 at 11:01 AM
A quiet thank you to everyone who keeps the internet running while the rest of us step away.
The best systems are the ones that don’t demand attention to prove they’re working.
The best systems are the ones that don’t demand attention to prove they’re working.
Christmas is one of the few moments when many people slow down enough to notice how much of their life lives “in the cloud.”
Taking a break is easier when your data, tools, and work don’t depend on a single system staying up while everyone else is offline
Taking a break is easier when your data, tools, and work don’t depend on a single system staying up while everyone else is offline
December 24, 2025 at 11:01 AM
Christmas is one of the few moments when many people slow down enough to notice how much of their life lives “in the cloud.”
Taking a break is easier when your data, tools, and work don’t depend on a single system staying up while everyone else is offline
Taking a break is easier when your data, tools, and work don’t depend on a single system staying up while everyone else is offline
Running inference shouldn’t require a DevOps degree and a prayer.
This post walks through what actually matters when deploying vLLM servers: batching, latency, and cost—without pretending it’s magic.
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This post walks through what actually matters when deploying vLLM servers: batching, latency, and cost—without pretending it’s magic.
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Run vLLM inference servers on Compute with Falcon3 models on RTX 4090 and 5090 GPUs
Launch vLLM inference servers on Compute with Falcon3 models, RTX GPUs, and more coming soon including Llama, Mistral, and Qwen.
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December 23, 2025 at 11:02 AM
Running inference shouldn’t require a DevOps degree and a prayer.
This post walks through what actually matters when deploying vLLM servers: batching, latency, and cost—without pretending it’s magic.
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This post walks through what actually matters when deploying vLLM servers: batching, latency, and cost—without pretending it’s magic.
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Most articles about cloud storage never answer the real questions: where is my data, and who can see it?
This piece breaks cloud storage down without metaphors, hype, or hand-waving—just locations, access, and control.
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This piece breaks cloud storage down without metaphors, hype, or hand-waving—just locations, access, and control.
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Cloud Storage: How It Works & Why You Need It | Hivenet
Explore how cloud storage works, its benefits, and types. Learn why cloud storage is essential for secure, scalable data management. Discover the best options in 2024.
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December 21, 2025 at 11:00 AM
Most articles about cloud storage never answer the real questions: where is my data, and who can see it?
This piece breaks cloud storage down without metaphors, hype, or hand-waving—just locations, access, and control.
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This piece breaks cloud storage down without metaphors, hype, or hand-waving—just locations, access, and control.
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The RTX 4090 isn’t a toy—and for many inference and training workloads, it’s the smarter choice.
This article explains where it wins, where it doesn’t, and why “data-center grade” is often just a pricing label.
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This article explains where it wins, where it doesn’t, and why “data-center grade” is often just a pricing label.
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Why more developers are choosing RTX 4090 over A100 for AI workloads | Hivenet
GPU supply is tight—developers need smarter options. Here's how the RTX 4090 stacks up to the A100 for AI, RAG, and LLMs, especially when cost matters.
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December 21, 2025 at 11:00 AM
The RTX 4090 isn’t a toy—and for many inference and training workloads, it’s the smarter choice.
This article explains where it wins, where it doesn’t, and why “data-center grade” is often just a pricing label.
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This article explains where it wins, where it doesn’t, and why “data-center grade” is often just a pricing label.
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Most people sell distributed computing as “faster.” That’s the least interesting part.
This post explains why spreading compute across many nodes changes failure modes, cost curves, and trust boundaries.
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This post explains why spreading compute across many nodes changes failure modes, cost curves, and trust boundaries.
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How Distributed Computing Works: Powering AI and Big Data Jobs | Hivenet
Discover how distributed computing powers AI and big data. Learn how Hivenet turns everyday devices into a flexible, secure AI cloud—no data centers required.
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December 19, 2025 at 11:02 AM
Most people sell distributed computing as “faster.” That’s the least interesting part.
This post explains why spreading compute across many nodes changes failure modes, cost curves, and trust boundaries.
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This post explains why spreading compute across many nodes changes failure modes, cost curves, and trust boundaries.
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Mobile network ops now face overlapping regulations, rising attacks, and ballooning costs to keep core access secure and compliant. If a single network segment goes dark, the ripple effects hit every part of the digital experience.
December 17, 2025 at 8:30 PM
Mobile network ops now face overlapping regulations, rising attacks, and ballooning costs to keep core access secure and compliant. If a single network segment goes dark, the ripple effects hit every part of the digital experience.
Analysts warn that privacy risks, bias, and socio-economic impacts will be among the major hurdles for AI in 2026. As AI spreads, thinking only about performance and ignoring ethical and systemic issues is a path to bigger failures.
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December 17, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Analysts warn that privacy risks, bias, and socio-economic impacts will be among the major hurdles for AI in 2026. As AI spreads, thinking only about performance and ignoring ethical and systemic issues is a path to bigger failures.
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Texas AT&T customers from two major 2024 breaches have until Dec 18 to claim up to $7,500 as part of a $177 M settlement for exposed personal data. Two separate incidents in one company underline how brittle centralised data silos remain.
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December 17, 2025 at 9:23 AM
Texas AT&T customers from two major 2024 breaches have until Dec 18 to claim up to $7,500 as part of a $177 M settlement for exposed personal data. Two separate incidents in one company underline how brittle centralised data silos remain.
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HP’s leadership says they’ll build AI devices that process data locally to reduce reliance on remote cloud infrastructure and improve privacy. That’s the sort of decentralized thinking that actually addresses user control and data sovereignty.
December 16, 2025 at 6:06 PM
HP’s leadership says they’ll build AI devices that process data locally to reduce reliance on remote cloud infrastructure and improve privacy. That’s the sort of decentralized thinking that actually addresses user control and data sovereignty.
A new US executive order aims to override state AI regulations and create a federal uniform AI framework, drawing sharp criticism from both parties. When the governance debate swings between “no rules” and “one rule fits all,” nuance and sovereignty get squeezed out.
December 16, 2025 at 5:20 PM
A new US executive order aims to override state AI regulations and create a federal uniform AI framework, drawing sharp criticism from both parties. When the governance debate swings between “no rules” and “one rule fits all,” nuance and sovereignty get squeezed out.
Putting servers in Europe doesn’t magically make a cloud sovereign if the provider still answers to foreign law.
This article explains the legal and technical gap between sovereignty as a slogan and sovereignty as infrastructure.
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This article explains the legal and technical gap between sovereignty as a slogan and sovereignty as infrastructure.
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December 16, 2025 at 11:01 AM
Putting servers in Europe doesn’t magically make a cloud sovereign if the provider still answers to foreign law.
This article explains the legal and technical gap between sovereignty as a slogan and sovereignty as infrastructure.
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This article explains the legal and technical gap between sovereignty as a slogan and sovereignty as infrastructure.
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Oracle pushed back against a report claiming OpenAI-linked data centres would be delayed to 2028, saying milestones remain on track. Investors still sold off Oracle stock, showing how much market confidence now hinges on big, centralised AI buildouts — not stability or locality.
December 16, 2025 at 9:23 AM
Oracle pushed back against a report claiming OpenAI-linked data centres would be delayed to 2028, saying milestones remain on track. Investors still sold off Oracle stock, showing how much market confidence now hinges on big, centralised AI buildouts — not stability or locality.
Microsoft Copilot experienced a widespread outage across the UK and Europe this week, knocking the AI assistant offline for many users. When an “AI service” goes quiet because of traffic spikes, we’re reminded how fragile central compute stacks still are.
December 15, 2025 at 5:54 PM
Microsoft Copilot experienced a widespread outage across the UK and Europe this week, knocking the AI assistant offline for many users. When an “AI service” goes quiet because of traffic spikes, we’re reminded how fragile central compute stacks still are.
“Digital sovereignty” gets thrown around as if it’s a setting you turn on. It isn’t.
This article breaks down what sovereignty actually means in cloud computing—law, control, infrastructure, and who can pull the plug when things get uncomfortable.
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This article breaks down what sovereignty actually means in cloud computing—law, control, infrastructure, and who can pull the plug when things get uncomfortable.
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December 15, 2025 at 4:04 PM
“Digital sovereignty” gets thrown around as if it’s a setting you turn on. It isn’t.
This article breaks down what sovereignty actually means in cloud computing—law, control, infrastructure, and who can pull the plug when things get uncomfortable.
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This article breaks down what sovereignty actually means in cloud computing—law, control, infrastructure, and who can pull the plug when things get uncomfortable.
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Spreading compute and storage across many small nodes doesn’t just reduce failure impact.
It changes the threat model entirely: attackers can’t ransom what they can’t centralise.
It changes the threat model entirely: attackers can’t ransom what they can’t centralise.
December 13, 2025 at 7:09 AM
Spreading compute and storage across many small nodes doesn’t just reduce failure impact.
It changes the threat model entirely: attackers can’t ransom what they can’t centralise.
It changes the threat model entirely: attackers can’t ransom what they can’t centralise.
One telecom misconfig, one DNS issue, one region outage — and millions lose access to banking, payments, emergency services, or identity apps. We built a planetary network as if it were a single building.
December 12, 2025 at 8:30 PM
One telecom misconfig, one DNS issue, one region outage — and millions lose access to banking, payments, emergency services, or identity apps. We built a planetary network as if it were a single building.
Every service wants ID verification, behavioural data, and endless access logs.
People aren’t “paranoid” — they’re tired of relationships with platforms that never stop collecting.
People aren’t “paranoid” — they’re tired of relationships with platforms that never stop collecting.
December 12, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Every service wants ID verification, behavioural data, and endless access logs.
People aren’t “paranoid” — they’re tired of relationships with platforms that never stop collecting.
People aren’t “paranoid” — they’re tired of relationships with platforms that never stop collecting.
US states proposed over 1,100 AI bills this year.
Before most companies even know how to run models safely, the compliance web is already forming around them.
Before most companies even know how to run models safely, the compliance web is already forming around them.
December 12, 2025 at 9:23 AM
US states proposed over 1,100 AI bills this year.
Before most companies even know how to run models safely, the compliance web is already forming around them.
Before most companies even know how to run models safely, the compliance web is already forming around them.
4090? A100? H100? Most guides drown you in jargon.
Our breakdown shows where each GPU shines and where you're just paying for a label that doesn’t help your workload.
Our breakdown shows where each GPU shines and where you're just paying for a label that doesn’t help your workload.
The GPU identity crisis: how AI changed what ‘graphics’ means | Hivenet
GPUs have outgrown gaming. Explore how AI and cloud workloads reshaped what a ‘graphics card’ means—and where compute is heading next.
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December 11, 2025 at 8:15 PM
4090? A100? H100? Most guides drown you in jargon.
Our breakdown shows where each GPU shines and where you're just paying for a label that doesn’t help your workload.
Our breakdown shows where each GPU shines and where you're just paying for a label that doesn’t help your workload.
Emergency alert systems, telecom vendors, mortgage processors — attackers aren’t chasing prestige anymore, they’re chasing weak glue.
If your organisation depends heavily on third-party connectors, treat them as part of your attack surface.
If your organisation depends heavily on third-party connectors, treat them as part of your attack surface.
December 11, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Emergency alert systems, telecom vendors, mortgage processors — attackers aren’t chasing prestige anymore, they’re chasing weak glue.
If your organisation depends heavily on third-party connectors, treat them as part of your attack surface.
If your organisation depends heavily on third-party connectors, treat them as part of your attack surface.
Developers release new models weekly, yet most companies still rely on a tiny handful of cloud APIs.
Technical innovation without infrastructure diversification is just another form of centralisation.
Technical innovation without infrastructure diversification is just another form of centralisation.
December 11, 2025 at 9:23 AM
Developers release new models weekly, yet most companies still rely on a tiny handful of cloud APIs.
Technical innovation without infrastructure diversification is just another form of centralisation.
Technical innovation without infrastructure diversification is just another form of centralisation.
Most cloud explainers still dodge the only two questions that matter: where does your data live, and who can actually see it?
Our article answers those without the buzzwords:
Our article answers those without the buzzwords:
Cloud Storage: How It Works & Why You Need It | Hivenet
Explore how cloud storage works, its benefits, and types. Learn why cloud storage is essential for secure, scalable data management. Discover the best options in 2024.
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December 10, 2025 at 8:30 PM
Most cloud explainers still dodge the only two questions that matter: where does your data live, and who can actually see it?
Our article answers those without the buzzwords:
Our article answers those without the buzzwords:
EU leaders are warning (again) about dependency on foreign compute — not because of politics, but because the bill for renting other people’s infrastructure is becoming a national budget item.
You can’t be sovereign if you don’t run your own infrastructure.
You can’t be sovereign if you don’t run your own infrastructure.
December 10, 2025 at 7:01 PM
EU leaders are warning (again) about dependency on foreign compute — not because of politics, but because the bill for renting other people’s infrastructure is becoming a national budget item.
You can’t be sovereign if you don’t run your own infrastructure.
You can’t be sovereign if you don’t run your own infrastructure.
And just so you know how bad it was, Brazil’s airports used backup radios after the cloud interruption cut digital systems. We keep betting on bigger central stacks for mission-critical services, then act surprised when the blast radius widens.
December 10, 2025 at 9:23 AM
And just so you know how bad it was, Brazil’s airports used backup radios after the cloud interruption cut digital systems. We keep betting on bigger central stacks for mission-critical services, then act surprised when the blast radius widens.