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Author: Carter Wells

Carter Wells brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through his specialized focus on industrial computing and automation ecosystems, where he deciphers complex technical integrations for both enterprise and manufacturing audiences. His analytical approach illuminates the convergence of IoT infrastructure with emerging technologies, examining how edge computing and intelligent systems reshape operational paradigms. With a methodology grounded in supply chain automation and predictive maintenance applications, Carter translates industrial-grade innovations into accessible insights that bridge engineering precision with strategic business implications.
97% of Companies Ignore AI’s Energy Footprint, Study Finds
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97% of Companies Ignore AI’s Energy Footprint, Study Finds

A major new report reveals that while companies are rapidly adopting AI, they are almost completely ignoring its energy and carbon costs. The findings highlight a critical blind spot in corporate AI governance and risk management.

by Carter WellsDecember 12, 2025
Intel’s Cache Scheduling Trick Gives Xeon 6 A Nice Speed Boost
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Intel’s Cache Scheduling Trick Gives Xeon 6 A Nice Speed Boost

Intel’s latest Cache Aware Scheduling patches for Linux show measurable performance gains on the new Xeon 6 Granite Rapids processors. The technique groups tasks to minimize cache misses. It’s a win for multi-socket servers.

by Carter WellsDecember 12, 2025
ChatGPT Tops App Store, But the AI Race is Getting Messy
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ChatGPT Tops App Store, But the AI Race is Getting Messy

OpenAI’s ChatGPT predictably led Apple’s 2025 most-downloaded free apps list, boasting over 800 million weekly users. Yet, Google’s aggressive push with Gemini has triggered a “code red” at OpenAI, highlighting the shaky financial ground beneath the AI hype.

by Carter WellsDecember 12, 2025
Microsoft faces $2.8B UK cloud lawsuit over Windows Server pricing
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Microsoft faces $2.8B UK cloud lawsuit over Windows Server pricing

A UK tribunal is deciding whether a massive £2.1 billion lawsuit against Microsoft can proceed. The case alleges the company made Windows Server more expensive on rival cloud platforms like AWS and Google Cloud to push customers toward Azure.

by Carter WellsDecember 12, 2025
Framework’s Laptop Memory Just Got 50% More Expensive
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Framework’s Laptop Memory Just Got 50% More Expensive

Framework has officially increased the price of DDR5 memory for its Laptop DIY Edition by 50%. The company blames a severe supply crunch and warns further hikes on other products are “highly likely.”

by Carter WellsDecember 12, 2025
Data Centers Need New Metrics, And The Old Ones Aren’t Cutting It
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Data Centers Need New Metrics, And The Old Ones Aren’t Cutting It

The data center industry is facing unprecedented resource demands, largely fueled by AI. Legacy metrics from 20 years ago, like PUE, are no longer sufficient for modern, complex facilities. New standards are emerging to measure everything from water stress to how effectively energy is turned into co

by Carter WellsDecember 12, 2025
The Real Victims of Trump’s Research Cuts Aren’t the Ivies
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The Real Victims of Trump’s Research Cuts Aren’t the Ivies

A new analysis argues the media is focused on the wrong schools in the fight over federal research cuts. While Ivies have massive endowments to fall back on, public universities that produce most U.S. engineers and research are far more vulnerable. The future of American innovation is at stake.

by Carter WellsDecember 12, 2025
Congress Tightens Research Rules, But Backs Off on Some Bans
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Congress Tightens Research Rules, But Backs Off on Some Bans

The 2026 National Defense Authorization Act includes new security rules for research with “countries of concern” like China. However, it removed a controversial proposal that would have blocked funding for U.S. scientists collaborating with researchers from hostile nations.

by Carter WellsDecember 12, 2025
You Don’t Need a Microsoft Account for Windows 11. Here’s the Catch.
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You Don’t Need a Microsoft Account for Windows 11. Here’s the Catch.

Microsoft is making it tougher to use a local account on Windows 11, but it’s still possible with tools like Rufus. The daily experience is largely unchanged, but you might be giving up default device encryption, a significant security trade-off.

by Carter WellsDecember 11, 2025
Apple’s Security Strategy: It’s All About Control
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Apple’s Security Strategy: It’s All About Control

Apple is doubling down on its unique approach to enterprise security, prioritizing its own ecosystem’s integrity. This strategy of “identity resilience” comes with clear trade-offs for business IT.

by Carter WellsDecember 11, 2025

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