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The AI talent market just changed overnight—and most founders haven’t realized it yet. With Trump’s new $100,000 H-1B visa fee, the already expensive process of hiring AI engineers in the U.S. just became nearly impossible for early-stage startups. But here’s the bigger issue: this isn’t just about higher costs. It exposes a fundamental inefficiency in how startups approach talent acquisition—and the companies that adapt now will outpace competitors who are still buried in paperwork.
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Why Most AI Projects Fail (and How to Fix It with AI Discovery)
Did you know? Companies lose hundreds of thousands—sometimes millions—on failed AI initiatives every year. Studies show most of these failures come from skipping one critical step: structured AI discovery before building anything.
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This Week in AI: 44 Attorneys General vs. Silicon Valley, Apple Bets Big on Siri, and AI Cracks Cold Cases
This week, U.S. prosecutors draw a line in the sand over kids and AI, Apple preps its biggest AI flex yet, a cold case gets solved with synthetic sketching, British workers fear the robot takeover, and researchers sound the alarm on AI’s energy diet. Let’s dig in.
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This week in AI: Blackwell Blows, Meta Hides, UK Robots, and Therapy Takedown
This week, Nvidia’s next-gen AI chips hit deployment delays due to energy and overheating issues, Meta admits it’s building self-improving AI but keeps it locked away, the UK gets a wake-up call on automation, and U.S. states start saying “no” to AI-powered therapy. Let’s dive in.
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Reinventing Quality Control in Raw Material Processing
Industrial plant operators often rely on manual laboratory sampling to monitor the quality of raw materials. While this provides some insight, it lacks the frequency and precision needed for real-time process control. Continuous, data-driven monitoring can uncover trends, detect anomalies early, and help optimize performance.
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This Week in AI: EU Drops the Hammer, Altman Sweats GPT‑5, and YouTube Says No to Fake Mustaches
At Sudolabs, we don’t just build future-defining software—we obsess over the trends shaping that future. This week, AI regulation gets real, Sam Altman starts sounding like Oppenheimer, YouTube grows a conscience, Zuck plots the next wearable arms race, and medicine might have found a crystal ball. Let’s dig in.
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SF Event Roundup: July '25
Immerse yourself in San Francisco's tech scene with our July blog – your go-to resource for the latest events. Whether it's fireside chats or startup meetups, we are your insider guide to all the tech excitement happening in the city by the bay!
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Bringing Tech to Traditional Legal Services
Another blog from The Startup Huddle summary series features Stephen Ward, co-founder and Head of Business Development at The Barrister Group, one of the UK's most innovative barrister chambers. Stephen shares how he entered the legal world at just 15 and went on to help modernise a centuries-old profession. Let's dive in!
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SF Event Roundup: June '25
Immerse yourself in San Francisco's tech scene with our June blog – your go-to resource for the latest events. Whether it's fireside chats or startup meetups, we are your insider guide to all the tech excitement happening in the city by the bay!
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How We Helped EzTenda Cut Latency with GDN
When our client EzTenda expanded beyond the UK, performance issues quickly followed. Latency in Australia hit 7–9 seconds, threatening user experience and scalability. As their long-term tech partner, we stepped in with a solution: a Global Delivery Network powered by Stellate. Here's the breakdown.
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