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For the past few years, if you wanted high-speed internet beamed down from space, your options started and ended with Elon Musk’s Starlink. But the "monopoly of the skies" just got a major reality check. While the world was watching the horizon, Amazon finally moved its Amazon Leo  project (you might know it by its old name, Project Kuiper) from the laboratory to the launchpad. Using the powerhouse Ariane 64  rocket, Amazon successfully sent its first massive batch of 32 prod

In the high-stakes theater of SaaS and mobile evolution, we often find ourselves caught in a false dichotomy. On one side, the relentless drumbeat of Product Velocity; the need to ship, to pivot, and to capture market share before the window slams shut. On the other hand, the silent, stoic weight of Architectural Integrity, the structural discipline that ensures our systems don't buckle under the weight of their own success. As leaders, we are frequently told we must choose b

Startup failure is often described as dramatic: funding collapses, market shifts, or aggressive competitors. In practice, execution usually slows for a quieter reason. Decision flow becomes centralized around a single individual, typically the founder, and the organization gradually develops a structural bottleneck. This condition rarely appears as an obvious crisis. It shows up as delayed product decisions, longer pull-request approval cycles, unclear priorities, and teams w