Hi, I'm Tiago Costa 👋
AI & Cloud Architect working with Microsoft technologies. I write about AI, Azure, and the craft of building cloud solutions that actually ship.
Microsoft's AI Power Play: Maia, MAI, and NVIDIA
Microsoft is combining its own AI silicon, proprietary models, and NVIDIA ecosystem to strengthen Azure position in the AI race and optimise inference at scale.
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One Mistake I Keep Seeing in Cloud Projects: Too Much Click-Ops, Not Enough Automation
Many cloud and AI teams still rely too much on click-ops, which creates inconsistency, slows delivery, and increases risk. A better approach is to automate the secure path with infrastructure as code, CI/CD pipelines, policy, and identity controls.
AI Should Start With the Workflow, Not the Model
If the process is weak, AI will not fix it. But if the workflow is clear, AI can make it much faster and smarter.
Logitech Spotlight 2: A Presenter Built for Professional Speaking
Explore how the Logitech Spotlight 2 helps presenters guide audience attention with digital highlighting, haptic feedback, customizable controls, and flexible connectivity.
Microsoft Build 2026 Keynote: Recap of the Major Announcements
Microsoft positioned Build 2026 around agentic AI, Windows as an AI platform, new MAI models, enterprise orchestration, and next-generation infrastructure.
GitHub’s new Copilot billing model changes how teams should govern AI use
Learn how the new GitHub billing changes can affect you and your team and how you should govern their use.
AI Adoption Without Governance Is a Risk You Can’t Scale
AI adoption is accelerating across every organization, but speed without governance creates risk just as surely as inaction creates delay.