I'm Maciej Lelusz - consultant, IT architect, blogger and podcaster. Often describe myself as mostly techie, sometimes manager. Want to know more? Stay connected to discover thoughts and stories from my journey in tech.
Remember Commvault? That backup company your IT team quietly relied on while everyone else talked about Kubernetes and AI? Well, forget everything you thought you knew - Commvault wants to be your cyber resilience partner now. Because apparently, in 2025, just backing things up is so passé.
When the International Energy Agency (IEA) publishes a report titled "Energy and AI" it should be read with at least mild interest - and a healthy dose of scepticism.
Consulting is the ancient, noble art of making money by telling people things they don’t want to hear in a way that makes them pretend to appreciate it.
It would seem that technology is purely a practical matter - something we design and implement to make life easier. Bridges, machines, transportation systems, or power plants are tools, right? Nothing could be farther from the truth.
Artificial intelligence promises a lot - from breakthroughs in medicine to optimizing on-time pizza delivery. Sounds amazing, doesn’t it? Unfortunately, reality often tarnishes this perfect picture.
You’re not alone. Nothing works. And it’s not that something’s wrong with you, your code, or the tools you’ve chosen. That’s just how it is. But let’s break it down.
