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Author: Aaron Blake

Aaron Blake brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through his specialized focus on industrial computing systems and automation infrastructure, where he deciphers complex technical ecosystems for both specialized engineers and broader industry audiences. His analytical approach particularly illuminates the convergence of operational technology with IoT networks, examining how edge computing architectures are reshaping manufacturing and logistics paradigms. With a methodology grounded in supply chain visibility and predictive maintenance applications, Blake consistently identifies how emerging technologies translate into tangible operational advantages. This unique vantage point enables him to forecast industrial trends while maintaining a critical eye on implementation challenges and scalability considerations across enterprise environments.
Panera Bread Gets Hacked Again, 14 Million Customers Exposed
BusinessCybersecurityPrivacy

Panera Bread Gets Hacked Again, 14 Million Customers Exposed

Panera Bread confirms a massive data breach impacting millions. The ShinyHunters hacking group claims responsibility, and experts warn of serious risks like identity theft and social engineering attacks. This is a repeat security incident for the chain.

by Aaron BlakeJanuary 31, 2026
Buckle Up, Supply Chains: 2026 Looks Just as Bumpy
BusinessManufacturing

Buckle Up, Supply Chains: 2026 Looks Just as Bumpy

Forget about a quiet year. Supply chain leaders are bracing for another turbulent year in 2026, with Trump-era tariffs continuing to ripple, key material shortages, and persistent logistics headaches. Resilience isn’t optional anymore.

by Aaron BlakeJanuary 30, 2026
You’re Probably Using NotebookLM Wrong. Here’s Why.
AISoftware

You’re Probably Using NotebookLM Wrong. Here’s Why.

NotebookLM is a powerful tool, but it’s not a conversational AI like ChatGPT. Using it wrong leads to flat, useless responses. The key is to guide it with specific, instructional prompts based on your own documents.

by Aaron BlakeJanuary 30, 2026
A New Space Relay Service Aims to End Satellite Blackouts
InnovationStartups

A New Space Relay Service Aims to End Satellite Blackouts

A new partnership aims to solve a major headache for satellite operators: connectivity blackouts. Apolink is building an in-orbit relay service to keep satellites in constant contact, and they’ve just teamed up with ground segment provider RBC Signals to help sell and support it.

by Aaron BlakeJanuary 30, 2026
GE Vernova’s Gas Turbine Business Is On Fire
InnovationManufacturing

GE Vernova’s Gas Turbine Business Is On Fire

GE Vernova’s gas power business is booming, with a 74% surge in Q4 orders. The backlog hit 83 GW, and pricing is strong at around $2,500/kW. Meanwhile, the wind segment struggles with U.S. policy shifts.

by Aaron BlakeJanuary 30, 2026
Grid Operator Preps to Tap Data Center Backup Generators to Avoid Blackouts
CloudData

Grid Operator Preps to Tap Data Center Backup Generators to Avoid Blackouts

PJM Interconnection has the temporary authority to call on backup generators at data centers and other large facilities to prevent blackouts during the deep freeze. However, analysts see it as more of a political gesture than a practical grid solution.

by Aaron BlakeJanuary 30, 2026
Corsair’s $230 Keyboard Has a Useless Screen, But I Still Like It
ComputingHardware

Corsair’s $230 Keyboard Has a Useless Screen, But I Still Like It

According to a review from The How-To Geek, the Corsair Vanguard Pro 96 is a premium, wired 96% layout keyboard priced at $230. It features hot-swappable hall effect magnetic switches, an 8,000Hz polling rate, and a unique five-button Stream Deck on the side. However, its 1.9-inch IPS display is cri

by Aaron BlakeJanuary 30, 2026
The AI Trade Splits: Microsoft’s Big Bet vs. Apple’s Profits
AIBusinessSoftware

The AI Trade Splits: Microsoft’s Big Bet vs. Apple’s Profits

New earnings reports show a stark divergence in the AI race. Microsoft is getting punished for its huge capital expenditures, while Apple is being rewarded for monetizing its existing hardware base. The one-size-fits-all tech trade is over.

by Aaron BlakeJanuary 30, 2026
Netherlands Puts €11.85 Million on Quantum and Chip R&D
InnovationSemiconductors

Netherlands Puts €11.85 Million on Quantum and Chip R&D

Dutch research bodies NWO and Holland High Tech have opened an €11.85 million funding call for semiconductor and quantum technology projects. The initiative requires industry collaboration and aims to strengthen the country’s tech leadership. A consortium matchmaking event is scheduled for 2 March 2

by Aaron BlakeJanuary 30, 2026
Jim Cramer: The Market’s Brutal Vote Against Software Stocks
BusinessSoftware

Jim Cramer: The Market’s Brutal Vote Against Software Stocks

Jim Cramer says investors are fleeing enterprise software stocks, making it impossible to call a bottom. The core issue is a dramatic compression in price-to-earnings multiples, as seen with ServiceNow’s 9.9% drop despite good earnings.

by Aaron BlakeJanuary 30, 2026

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