JakuPulse
Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

771 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.

Human editor. All articles reviewed before publication.

Articles by Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

771 total
Nvidia and Sega Reunite for AI-Powered Gaming After Three Decades
Big Tech

Nvidia and Sega Reunite for AI-Powered Gaming After Three Decades

Nvidia and Sega are partnering again, 30 years after Sega's investment saved Nvidia from bankruptcy. New Sega games will feature Nvidia's ray tracing, DLSS and AI tools.

·2 min read
Woodside Energy Builds Foundation for Autonomous Enterprise With Industrial AI
AI / Machine Learning

Woodside Energy Builds Foundation for Autonomous Enterprise With Industrial AI

Woodside Energy is embedding AI across its operations, using systems like a Startup Advisor for LNG plants. The company's long-term investment in predictive analytics and governance now enables a shift toward agentic AI that reimagines industrial workflows.

·3 min read
Rime Raises $24M Series A to Automate Enterprise Customer Calls
Startups / Funding

Rime Raises $24M Series A to Automate Enterprise Customer Calls

Rime secured $24M in Series A funding. The company processes over 100 million calls monthly for enterprises using AI voice agents.

·2 min read
Privacy Incidents Expose the Growing Risk of Unprotected Personal Photos
CyberSecurity

Privacy Incidents Expose the Growing Risk of Unprotected Personal Photos

Real-world privacy incidents show how personal photos can be exploited. From cloud leaks to deepfakes, the need for stronger protection is urgent.

·2 min read
EU Exempts Wearables From User-Replaceable Battery Mandate
Tech Policy & Regulation

EU Exempts Wearables From User-Replaceable Battery Mandate

The European Commission exempted wearable devices from user-replaceable battery rules. Batteries must still be replaceable by professionals. The change affects smartwatches, fitness trackers and smart glasses.

·3 min read
The Hidden Operators Behind Internet Routing Security
CyberSecurity

The Hidden Operators Behind Internet Routing Security

RPKI, a critical security protocol for internet routing, relies largely on volunteer-run servers. This decentralized model raises reliability concerns.

·3 min read
Orbital Data Centers Why SpaceX Bets on Satellites, Not Rockets
Big Tech

Orbital Data Centers Why SpaceX Bets on Satellites, Not Rockets

SpaceX envisions a million-satellite constellation to power orbital data centers, placing AI computing above Earth. The plan faces serious engineering obstacles.

·3 min read
1Password Targets AI Token Cost Crisis With New Consumption Dashboard
AI / Machine Learning

1Password Targets AI Token Cost Crisis With New Consumption Dashboard

1Password launches AI Spend and Consumption Management to help enterprises track token costs from Anthropic, Cursor and OpenAI. The tool mirrors cloud FinOps as token consumption is set to skyrocket.

·3 min read
Boston Dynamics Aims to Ease Delivery Driver Load With New Spot Accessory
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Boston Dynamics Aims to Ease Delivery Driver Load With New Spot Accessory

Boston Dynamics tests a conveyor belt accessory for its Spot robot to autonomously unload packages from delivery trucks, targeting last-meter delivery challenges and driver fatigue.

·3 min read
Security Researchers Turn Prompt Injections Into Traps for AI Agents
CyberSecurity

Security Researchers Turn Prompt Injections Into Traps for AI Agents

Tracebit embeds Prompt injections alongside AWS secrets to force malicious LLMs to shut down, flipping a known attack into a defense.

·2 min read
Australia's Free Daytime Electricity Program Reshapes Energy Use
Tech Policy & Regulation

Australia's Free Daytime Electricity Program Reshapes Energy Use

Australia offers free electricity during daytime hours, a policy aimed at reducing grid strain and promoting solar energy consumption.

·3 min read
GigaWiper Malware Combines Drive Wiping With Live Screen Streaming
CyberSecurity

GigaWiper Malware Combines Drive Wiping With Live Screen Streaming

Microsoft uncovered GigaWiper, a destructive backdoor that wipes hard drives and streams screens live. The malware merges multiple families into a single threat.

·3 min read