February 1, 2026

Noah Berg

Noah Berg

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Noah earned a B.Eng. in Software Engineering from RWTH Aachen and an M.Sc. in Sustainable Computing from KTH. He moved from SRE work into measuring software energy use and building carbon-aware schedulers for batch workloads. He loves the puzzle of hitting SLOs while shrinking kilowatt-hours. He writes about greener infrastructure: practical energy metrics, workload shifting, and procurement choices that matter. Noah contributes open calculators for estimating emissions, speaks at meetups about sustainable SRE, and publishes postmortems that include environmental impact. When not tuning systems, he shoots 35mm film, bakes crusty loaves, and plans alpine hikes around weather windows.
    AI Generative AI

    Combining generative AI with AR/VR for immersive storytelling

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    AI AI Ethics

    Bias and Fairness in AI: A Guide to Building Inclusive Datasets (2026)

    Artificial intelligence systems are only as good as the data that fuels them. For years, the industry adage was “garbage in, garbage out.”

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    AI

    AI assistants in personal productivity: scheduling and task automation

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    AI

    AI in Gaming: The Future of Immersive Experiences and Dynamic Storytelling

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    Startups Funding News

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    If you’re weighing accelerators and incubators to raise capital, you’re really asking a simple question: will a structured program help you turn your

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    Web3 Blockchain

    12 Pillars of Blockchain Interoperability: Polkadot, Cosmos, and the Future of Multi-Chain

    Blockchain interoperability is the ability for independent networks to exchange data, assets, and programmatic intents without introducing unnecessary trust or friction. In practical

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    Software Cloud Computing

    Top 10 Cloud Computing Tools and Services for Small Businesses

    If you run a small business, cloud computing tools and services can shrink your to-do list, reduce IT overhead, and make your team

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    Startups Funding News

    Syndicates vs Single Investors: 11 Decision Factors Founders Use

    Choosing between syndicates vs single investors is less about fashion and more about fit. In one line: a syndicate aggregates many angels into

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    Web3 Cryptocurrency

    9 Ways to Read Crypto Market Cycles and Identify Bull and Bear Markets

    Crypto market cycles are the recurring phases of accumulation, markup, distribution, and markdown that reflect shifting liquidity, sentiment, and supply–demand in digital assets.

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    Software Cybersecurity

    12 Steps to Secure Your Wi-Fi Network (Tutorial)

    Securing your Wi-Fi network means configuring your router and devices so that only trusted people and hardware can connect, data is encrypted in

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    Startups Funding News

    12 Rules for Investing in AI Startups: Why VCs Are Bullish and What Founders Should Know

    Venture investors are bullish on investing in AI startups because the combination of scalable software margins, falling inference costs per prediction, and compounding

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    Web3 Cryptocurrency

    ICOs vs IEOs vs IDOs: 11 Differences and an Investor Guide

    If you’re weighing ICOs vs IEOs vs IDOs, you’re really asking how token sales differ in structure, gatekeepers, risk, and liquidity—and which path

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    Web3 DAOs

    12 Principles for Social dynamics in DAOs: Building and Managing Communities

    Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) live or die by their communities. Social dynamics in DAOs are the patterns of interaction—how people join, deliberate, decide,

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