And occasionally write about our experiences with existing and emerging technologies. Our writing reflects on what we've learned from working with startups and enterprises over the years, how we envision the future of digital innovation, and what has shaped our journey so far.
Insurers are still running on 90s-era logic while the world has moved on to AI, instant apps, and smart everything. If they don't ditch the legacy systems and start offering digital-first, customer-friendly solutions... someone else will.
Chinggis Khaan ruled more than land, he ruled by ideas, religious freedom, women in leadership, and tax breaks for innovators in the 1200s. Eight centuries later, we're still catching up.
AI didn't just knock on the door of software development, it kicked it in, rearranged the furniture, and invited everyone to vibe code their way to production. Tools like Cursor, Lovable, and Replit now let anyone launch apps with little more than a prompt and a pulse. What's happening behind the scenes?
For over a decade, SEO ruled the internet. Keywords, backlinks, and hashtags were the sacred trio. Then AI showed up, read the entire internet, and shrugged. Suddenly, the old tricks didn't work anymore and search became something smarter, cleaner, and brutally honest.
Once upon a time, the internet was open. Then came the AI boom of 2022, and data-rich platforms slammed the doors shut. The path to building new AI models suddenly got a lot harder. But is it game over, or just getting interesting? Here’s one take on how Europe could still matter.
On a quiet Monday morning, the power across Portugal vanished. No warning. No lights. No internet. In the middle of coding and coffee, I suddenly found myself thinking about survival, resilience, and how utterly unprepared we were for total digital silence.