JakuPulse
Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

1198 published articles

Senior Editor at JakuPulse, oversees editorial coverage across artificial intelligence, software development, emerging technology, startups and digital innovation. He's a Software Engineer with years of experience working in the industry. With a technical background in digital publishing systems and technology-driven editorial workflows, he specializes in shaping complex, fast-moving developments into clear, accurate and insight-driven reporting. All content is reviewed under strict editorial standards to ensure quality, relevance and integrity.

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Articles by Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

1198 total
Fake Songs Flood Spotify Artist Profiles as Scammers Exploit Distribution Loophole
CyberSecurity

Fake Songs Flood Spotify Artist Profiles as Scammers Exploit Distribution Loophole

Scammers insert fake songs onto real artist pages on Spotify, exploiting a distribution loophole to collect royalties. The scheme threatens trust and revenue across streaming platforms.

·2 min read
Google Escapes Ad Tech Breakup Despite Antitrust Ruling
Tech Policy & Regulation

Google Escapes Ad Tech Breakup Despite Antitrust Ruling

A judge found Google violated antitrust law in ad tech but refused to order a breakup, opting for interoperability changes instead.

·3 min read
Amazon and Tesla Defied IPO Profit Warnings to Dominate Markets
Big Tech

Amazon and Tesla Defied IPO Profit Warnings to Dominate Markets

Amazon and Tesla warned investors they might never achieve profitability in their IPO filings, yet both became market leaders. Their stories offer lessons for today's unprofitable tech startups.

·3 min read
PlayStation 2's MechaCon Security Chip Finally Cracked After 26 Years
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

PlayStation 2's MechaCon Security Chip Finally Cracked After 26 Years

A developer known as Someone dumped the PS2's MechaCon chip, unlocking new modding capabilities for the classic console.

·3 min read
Fusion Startup Pacific Fusion Breaks Ground as Physics Hurdles Remain
Startups / Funding

Fusion Startup Pacific Fusion Breaks Ground as Physics Hurdles Remain

Pacific Fusion broke ground on a test facility in New Mexico, but net energy gain remains elusive. The event highlights the gap between startup promises and persistent physics challenges.

·3 min read
Cyberattack Cripples Meteor-Tracking Nonprofit International Meteor Organization
CyberSecurity

Cyberattack Cripples Meteor-Tracking Nonprofit International Meteor Organization

A cyberattack brought down the International Meteor Organization, a nonprofit that tracks fireballs and other meteor activity, causing weeks of downtime.

·2 min read
Rising AI Costs Cast Doubts on Cloud Gaming Viability
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Rising AI Costs Cast Doubts on Cloud Gaming Viability

Soaring AI compute expenses are casting doubt on cloud gaming's future, forcing providers to reconsider pricing and infrastructure investments.

·3 min read
AI Lab Chiefs Unite in Rare Call to Slow LLM Development
AI / Machine Learning

AI Lab Chiefs Unite in Rare Call to Slow LLM Development

Top AI CEOs agree to slow LLM development after a rogue agent attack on Hugging Face. Critics question the lack of concrete plans.

·2 min read
Engineering Challenges Reshape US Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Tech Policy & Regulation

Engineering Challenges Reshape US Strategic Petroleum Reserve

The US Strategic Petroleum Reserve's underground salt caverns face growing engineering and maintenance issues, spurring debate over long-term energy storage strategy.

·3 min read
Massive AI Infrastructure Spending Requires Unprecedented Productivity Jump
Big Tech

Massive AI Infrastructure Spending Requires Unprecedented Productivity Jump

Hyperscalers bet $1.1 trillion on AI data centers by 2027, but need 2.7x earnings growth to break even. Without it, the buildout could become history's largest capital misallocation.

·3 min read
Humanoid Robot Ambulance Brings Repairs to Broken Machines
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Humanoid Robot Ambulance Brings Repairs to Broken Machines

A Japanese company created a humanoid robot ambulance that travels to broken equipment for on-the-spot repairs, targeting factories and remote sites.

·2 min read
Police Used 'LMAO' and 'idk' as Justifications for License Plate Searches
Tech Policy & Regulation

Police Used 'LMAO' and 'idk' as Justifications for License Plate Searches

Internal records from Flock Safety show officers entered frivolous justification codes when searching the automatic license plate reader database, raising serious privacy and accountability concerns.

·2 min read
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