Engineering Blog
Practical guides on k6 load testing, React Native in 2026, RAG systems and Next.js. Real engineering cases from the WIZICO team.
5/24/2026
Starship V3: space construction where blueprints are written mid-flight
SpaceX launched Starship V3 — successfully, but without reaching orbit. We break down why the "fail fast" approach works in space and IT, and when it's better to draw first and build later.
5/22/2026
When Memory Costs More Than GPU: What Nvidia Doesn't Say in Vera Rubin Presentations
Memory in Nvidia's new AI systems has jumped 485% in cost, now making up 25% of rack price. We break down why GPU isn't the main expense and how to calculate TCO for AI infrastructure.
5/21/2026
VS Code Extension as Entry Point: 3800 Repositories Compromised
Leak of 3800 GitHub repos via malicious VS Code extension: why IDEs are a security weak spot and how to reduce risk without banning plugins.
5/13/2026
Green and blue bubbles finally encrypted. What changed for production?
Apple and Google have implemented E2EE between iMessage and Messages. We break down why this isn't just a privacy win but also a challenge for integrations, chatbots, and enterprise scenarios.
5/12/2026
GM laid off IT specialists to hire AI engineers: what's behind it
GM laid off hundreds of IT specialists and hired AI engineers. We break down what's behind this: a shift from legacy support to product development and how it affects the job market.
5/11/2026
Free software isn't free: the Bambu Lab lawsuit is about the boundaries of open source
Breaking down the Bambu Lab vs. OrcaSlicer conflict: why open source stops being free when the community outpaces the vendor, and what it means for license choice in your project.
5/10/2026
Nvidia invested $40B in AI startups. What that means for product builders
Nvidia invested $40B in AI startups — not out of altruism, but to keep them on its stack. We break down how this affects AI infrastructure choices and why clients should consider vendor lock-in.
5/9/2026
Apple Chooses Intel: What's Behind the Deal and Why It's Not Just Fan News
We break down why Apple is returning to Intel as a contractor: not a sensation, but pragmatic production diversification and lessons for those building complex systems.
5/8/2026
Dirty Frag: Seven Years Without a Patch and No Warning
Dirty Frag — a local root exploit on Linux since 2017. No patch, embargo broken. We break down the risks and how to protect without a kernel update.