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
UK Regulator Moves to End Apple and Google App Store Duopoly
UK's CMA proposes allowing developers to steer users away from Apple and Google app stores for payments, challenging the tech giants' duopoly.
Switzerland's 25 Gbit Internet Exposes US Broadband Gaps
Switzerland delivers 25 Gbit internet to most households while the US lags. This disparity challenges free-market assumptions and highlights the role of public policy in broadband infrastructure.
Redodo Modular Battery System Challenges Portable Power Station Norms
Redodo's modular battery system lets users build and expand a power station over time, offering a flexible alternative to traditional all-in-one units.
Companies Rehire Workers After AI Automation Falls Short
A growing number of employers are rehiring workers they replaced with AI, as automation fails to capture undocumented expertise. Ford's recent move to bring back 350 veteran engineers highlights the limits of current AI systems.
Microsoft Bets $2.5 Billion on Dedicated AI Deployment Unit
Microsoft commits $2.5B to launch an AI deployment company, intensifying competition with Amazon, OpenAI and Anthropic in enterprise AI infrastructure.
Waze Generates Revenue Through Ads and Data Licensing
Google-owned Waze remains free by monetizing user location data through targeted advertising and traffic insights licensing. The app's business model raises questions about privacy and data use.
FAA Proposal Would End 50-Year Ban on Supersonic Flights Over US Cities
The FAA proposes lifting the 1973 ban on commercial supersonic overland flights, replacing it with a noise-based standard. The rule, effective June 2026, relies on Boom Supersonic's quiet Mach cutoff technology.
Bending Spoons Defies SaaS Slump With 40% Trading Surge
Bending Spoons surged 40% on its first trading day, bucking the SaaS downturn. The company's strategy of reviving legacy brands like Evernote and Meetup fueled investor confidence.
OpenAI Proposes 5 Percent Government Stake to Ease AI Tensions
OpenAI has proposed giving the US government a 5 percent ownership stake to ease tensions with the Trump administration and address public backlash against AI.
Why Database Traffic Control Is Becoming Essential for Modern Applications
As data volumes surge, managing database connections prevents outages and cuts costs. Learn key techniques like pooling and rate limiting.
Focal and Sonus Faber Launch Premium Tower Speakers in France-Italy Hi-Fi Rivalry
Focal and Sonus Faber released new high-end tower speakers. The Focal Scala Utopia Evo M and Sonus Faber Olympica G3 series target audiophiles with steep prices from $13,000 to $46,000.
The Real Reason TV Remotes Still Feel Cheap and Clunky
Streaming remotes are sleek and modern, but TV remotes remain bulky and cheap. The gap stems from cost, legacy design, and infrared tech.