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Legacy Isn’t Just Old Code, It’s a Mindset
Every company has a legacy system.
Sometimes it’s an actual codebase from the 90s still powering mission-critical functions. But more often, it’s the way teams work, the stitched-together spreadsheets, the repetitive PDF …
The AI hype is real, but for most startups, integrating ChatGPT into a feature isn’t the same as building an AI-native product.
We’re at the edge of a generational shift: from SaaS 2.0 to Native AI-first startups, companies architected from …
AI agents are no longer experimental, they’re operational. From autonomous customer support to real-time sales agents, businesses across industries are leveraging AI agents to streamline tasks, enhance productivity, and reduce operational costs. But with the growing complexity and investment involved, …
Startups today are building in a world increasingly driven by AI. But when it comes to LLMs, many early-stage founders worry about infrastructure costs, privacy concerns, and technical complexity. Fortunately, a new wave of lightweight LLMs is changing the game, …
For years, deploying LLMs has been synonymous with expensive GPU infrastructure. From inference engines to fine-tuning pipelines, GPUs have powered the AI revolution, but at a steep cost in terms of availability, energy, and scalability. Now, a new question is …
As artificial intelligence continues to seep into every corner of daily life, from note-taking to health monitoring, so do concerns about data privacy, latency, and digital autonomy. The solution? A powerful shift is underway: personal AI powered by small LLMs …
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