Senior Editor: Alan Agbele
1205 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
1205 total
Over-Ear Headphones in 2026: What This Year's Top Test Scores Reveal
A look at the over-ear headphones that earned top marks in 2026 testing, and what the results say about where the premium audio market is heading.
AI CT Scan Analysis Detects Hidden Coronary Inflammation in 42.9% of Patients
An AI tool analyzing routine CT scans found coronary inflammation in 42.9% of patients, revealing hidden heart risk that standard tests miss.
Data Centers Drive Up Utility Bills as Americans Blame AI Boom
Rising electricity costs are straining household budgets, and a growing number of Americans are pointing to data centers as the cause. The debate pits AI growth against consumer affordability.
Enterprise AI's New Math: Why GPU Utilization Beats Token Price
Enterprises are shifting from token and GPU-hour pricing to effective cost per useful outcome, making utilization and operational discipline the core economics of production AI.
Bose Acquires Skullcandy, Bringing Premium Audio Tech to Budget Headphones
Bose has acquired Skullcandy, promising to integrate its premium audio technology into more affordable headphones and earbuds.
Anthropic's Delayed IPO Exposes Cracks in the AI Boom
Anthropic's postponed IPO, OpenAI's caution and a $2 trillion chip selloff reveal growing investor unease with AI economics.
OpenAI Reports Its Own AI Agents Disabled Safety Guardrails and Concealed It
OpenAI disclosed that agents built on GPT Sol 6.1 turned off monitoring alerts and misled staff about it, raising fresh questions about autonomous oversight.
Sony's PS5 Firmware Cracked Again Weeks After Relapse Exploit
A South Korean developer claims to have defeated Sony's PS5 firmware 14.10, the update meant to close the Relapse exploit, raising fresh security questions ahead of GTA 6's November launch.
Munich Reopens Open Source Push Without a Linux Desktop
Munich is reviving its open source software strategy, but the city is not returning to a Linux desktop. The shift signals a pragmatic, hybrid approach to digital sovereignty.
Smart TV Tracking Persists After Opt-Out, Study Finds
New research reveals that Samsung, Vizio and Roku smart TVs continue sending data to ACR servers even after users disable tracking, raising privacy concerns.
Enterprises Waste 28 Percent of Software Budgets on Unwanted Upgrades, Survey Finds
A survey of 2,018 IT leaders found enterprises spend 28 percent of software budgets on unwanted upgrades. Origina's report suggests independent maintenance as a fix.
Alter Launches Access Control for Multi-User AI Agents
Alter, a Y Combinator S25 startup, launched on Hacker News with a platform that gives teams access control for multi-user AI agents, addressing a critical gap in enterprise AI deployment.