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.
Articles by Senior Editor: Alan Agbele
1198 total
Celonis Chief Scientist Says Enterprise AI Fails Without Operational Context
Devavrat Shah of Celonis argues that AI agents need deep process context to make sound business decisions, warning that models acting without it risk costly errors and wasted computing resources.
France Moves to Arm ISPs With DNS Blocking Power Over Social Platforms
France has asked internet service providers to prepare temporary DNS blocks targeting major social platforms, signaling a new phase in state-level content control.
Google Sign-In Convenience Carries Hidden Account Risk
Using Sign In With Google can leave you with a big problem: a single point of failure for dozens of accounts. Here is what users and regulators need to know.
AI Agents Are Rewriting the Rules of Trade Secret Theft
A federal trade secrets case in California shows how AI agents trained on stolen data can contaminate models, exposing startups to risks that traditional IT audits cannot catch.
Durability Testing Goes Extreme as Creators Push Smartphones Past Their Limits
A viral durability test subjected two $2,000 iPhones to dirt, fire, knives and medieval chainmail, highlighting a growing genre of extreme device testing that shapes consumer perceptions of toughness.
This New Device Bricks Your Phone When You Enter Your Bedroom
A new device called This New Device automatically bricks your phone when you enter your bedroom, forcing digital disconnection. It raises questions about privacy, control and the growing market for attention-fixing hardware.
Banking Apps Quietly Open Their Doors to GrapheneOS Users
Around a dozen banking apps now permit GrapheneOS, signaling a shift in how financial institutions treat hardened Android systems and their security-conscious users.
The Powerhouse Phone America Can't Buy and Why That Matters
A high-performance smartphone sold in global markets remains unavailable to US buyers, highlighting how carrier certification and regulatory friction shape what Americans can actually purchase.
Leaked Video Reveals Chinese Factories Stripping RTX 5090 Cards for AI Servers
Leaked footage shows Chinese workshops dismantling thousands of Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 cards, desoldering GB202 silicon and GDDR7 memory to build dual-slot blower GPUs for AI server racks.
AI Spending Surges Inside Tech While the Broader Economy Waits for Returns
A Hacker News discussion highlights a widening gap between heavy AI investment inside the tech sector and the absence of measurable productivity gains elsewhere in the economy.
Bootstrapping a Billion-Dollar Company in the AI Funding Era
As AI giants absorb most venture capital, Nacho De Marco of BDev Ventures and BairesDev explains how to build a billion-dollar company without VC funding.
Apple Lines Up 50+ Apps for iPhone Duo Foldable Launch
Apple says more than 50 apps will be optimized for the iPhone Duo at launch, signaling a major push to make its first foldable a true pocketable tablet.