WHERE OTHERS LOSE CONTROL – WE STAY IN THE LOOP.
At Infinito.Nexus, we believe that AI should never replace human judgment. We are the captains. AI is our navigator. While others hand over responsibility to black-box systems, we stay in control. We design the architecture, review the code, verify every deployment, and make the decisions that shape the future of the systems we build. AI is one of the most powerful tools ever created. But it remains a tool. We are the engineers, architects, and craftsmen who use it to build sovereign digital infrastructure faster, more reliably, and at a scale that was impossible only a few years ago. […]https://blog.infinito.nexus/blog/2026/06/16/where-others-lose-control-we-stay-in-the-loop/
New blog post: M365: The Abyss You Pay For
The recent Bun Rust audit got me thinking about M365. We all use it, pay for it, and trust it blindly, despite knowing absolutely nothing about what's under its bonnet.
https://rhodzy.com/blog/m365-the-abyss-you-pay-for
#m365 #microsoft #softwarecomplexity #enterpriseit #trustintech #transparency
New blog post: SharePoint: When "Infinite" Cloud Storage Hits a Brick Wall
A university hit its SharePoint and OneDrive capacity limits, locking out students and faculty from saving files. It’s a proper mess and shows that the cloud ain't magic.
https://rhodzy.com/blog/sharepoint-when-infinite-cloud-storage-hits-a-brick-wall
#sharepoint #onedrive #cloudstorage #itoperations #datamanagement #enterpriseit
An analyst note in early June called a mid-2026 peak for DRAM and NAND prices, and it made headlines. The actual market data is more interesting. Conventional DRAM contract prices rose 93–98% in Q1 and are still rising in Q2 — but spot buyers have started balking at higher quotes, and NAND spot trading has gone quiet. The first sign of strain isn't falling prices. It's fading demand.
https://www.buysellram.com/blog/dram-nand-prices-mid-2026/
#DRAM #NAND #DDR5 #DDR4 #MemoryPrices #Semiconductors #DataCenter #EnterpriseIT #SSD
An analyst note in early June called a mid-2026 peak for DRAM and NAND prices, and it made headlines. The actual market data is more interesting. Conventional DRAM contract prices rose 93–98% in Q1 and are still rising in Q2 — but spot buyers have started balking at higher quotes, and NAND spot trading has gone quiet. The first sign of strain isn't falling prices. It's fading demand.
https://www.buysellram.com/blog/dram-nand-prices-mid-2026/
#DRAM #NAND #DDR5 #MemoryPrices #Semiconductors #DataCenter #EnterpriseIT #SSD #tech
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