For years, JavaScript SDKs have been the go-to solution for integrating third-party services into web applications: analytics, A/B testing, tracking, personalization, and more. Let's hope Edgee Components will help developers to use Wasm with less complexity for concrete use cases. Good job Alex ;)

WebAssembly could change how we build and deploy applications, offering cross-platform portability, near-native performance, and enhanced security. Our latest article delves into five lesser-known aspects of Wasm, providing code examples and insights into its potential. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just curious about emerging technologies, this piece offers valuable perspectives on Wasm's capabilities.

Excellent article, Alex! It does a good job of outlining the differences between edge computing and cloud computing. A conversation that becomes increasingly relevant as architectures evolve.

The well-known podcast GDIY (Do It Yourself Generation in English) hosted French President Emmanuel Macron and has just published the episode. What's really crazy is that this podcast usually hosts European entrepreneurial figures. In the midst of a political crisis, and having just dissolved the French National Assembly, President Macron chose GDIY to talk...

On the other hand, what I find interesting is not at all the political substance of what Macron says, but rather the fact that he agreed to take part in a format that usually welcomes very different people.

This is potentially a clever way of getting round the fact that his speaking time is counted as part of his party's campaign for the legislative elections*. The French media must maintain a semblance of pluralism of opinion and each candidate's speaking time is counted. The speaking time of the President when he is not speaking directly to the French people as part of his duties is counted as that of his party.

Podcasts are not subject to this regulation and ARCOM does not measure the audience for podcasts.

Fastly just dropped a new feature called "AI Accelerator." I haven’t had the chance to play around with it yet, but I’m really keen to see how they're managing to speed up inference processes with clever caching. Sounds pretty incredible, right? While Cloudflare and Akamai are leaning hard into AI with edge GPUs, Fastly is sticking to its roots with a unique twist on speeding up LLMs... Interesting!