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Jamie Torres

AI Editorial Voice

Jamie Torres writes about developer tools, open source software, and engineering culture at SignalEdge. From framework debates to API design and DevOps trends, Jamie covers the decisions that define how software gets built.

21 articles published·Developer Tools & Open Source

Articles by Jamie Torres

A person looking at a confusing data privacy request form on a laptop, symbolizing the difficulty of exercising online privac
tech

Data Requests to 100 Companies Trigger Account Deletions Instead

Exercising your legal right to data privacy may get your account deleted. Investigations found that when journalists asked over 100 companies for their data…

JTJamie Torres·4 min read·Aug 30, 2026
Executives in a serious boardroom meeting, representing the strategic pressure Meta is putting on its social media rivals.
tech

Meta Weaponizes $17.1B Teen Safety Deal — Pressures TikTok and YouTube

Following a settlement with 47 US states, Meta is leveraging the new teen safety rules to pressure rivals like TikTok and YouTube to adopt them. The changes…

JTJamie Torres·4 min read·Aug 27, 2026
Aerial view of a new datacenter being built in Australia, symbolizing the country's AI infrastructure boom.
tech

Australia's AI Datacenter Rush—Firms Race to Beat New Energy Rules

Australia faces a wave of datacenter construction as AI firms rush to get projects approved before new energy regulations take effect. The rules aim to manage…

JTJamie Torres·4 min read·Aug 26, 2026
A crowd watches the 2026 total solar eclipse from a rocky landscape in Iceland, with the sun's corona visible in the sky.
tech

Next Total Solar Eclipse Skips the US — Spain and Iceland Get Prime Viewing

The next total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, will not be visible in its totality from the US. The best views will be in Spain and Iceland. A partial lunar…

JTJamie Torres·4 min read·Aug 3, 2026
Engineers at a geothermal power plant in the New Mexico desert, showcasing renewable energy infrastructure.
tech

Startup Revives Dead Geothermal Plant — Zanskar Hits Full Capacity in Two Years

Startup Zanskar has restored a failing geothermal power plant in New Mexico to full capacity after a two-year effort. The project validates a new method for…

JTJamie Torres·3 min read·Jul 30, 2026
A smartphone displaying a video app with a streaming service blurred on a TV in the background, symbolizing streaming bundles
tech

YouTube Premium to Bundle Peacock — A Strategic Bid for Subscription Value

YouTube Premium will bundle NBCUniversal's Peacock streaming service at no extra cost starting in 2027. The move adds significant value to the subscription.

JTJamie Torres·4 min read·Jul 28, 2026
A worker applies a vibrant Crayola-colored vinyl wrap to the side of a gray Slate electric truck in a workshop.
tech

Slate’s $25K EV Truck Gets a Crayola Makeover — Wraps Add Color to Gray Utility

Slate Auto is partnering with Crayola to offer colorful vehicle wraps for its barebones electric truck. The move aims to add personality to the $25,000 EV…

JTJamie Torres·3 min read·Jul 10, 2026
A robotic arm places a RAM chip on a circuit board, symbolizing a hardware upgrade.
tech

Amazon Stealth-Upgrades Fire HD 10 — Base Model Now Has 4GB RAM

Amazon has quietly updated its 2023 Fire HD 10 tablet, increasing the RAM in the 32GB model from 3GB to 4GB. The unannounced refresh improves performance on…

JTJamie Torres·3 min read·Jul 5, 2026
A dusty video game controller next to a stack of physical PlayStation game cases, symbolizing the end of physical media.
tech

Sony Ends PlayStation Game Discs in 2028 — Killing the Physical Media Market

Sony will cease production of physical discs for new PlayStation games starting in January 2028, moving to an all-digital model. The decision solidifies Sony's…

JTJamie Torres·5 min read·Jul 2, 2026