Meera Nair
Drawing from her diverse experience in journalism, media marketing, and digital advertising, Meera is proficient in crafting engaging tech narratives. As a trusted voice in the tech landscape and a published author, she shares insightful perspectives on the latest IT trends and workplace dynamics in Digital Digest.
Cloud Security 2026: The Non-negotiable Rules for a Safer Cloud
Cloud Security is no longer a technical checklist. It has become a leadership issue shaped by hard lessons from 2025. As cloud environments grew more complex, organisations learned that scale magnifies small mistakes faster than ever. In its State of Cloud…
From Earth for Space: Lisa Vitaris and the Future We Choose to Build
In conversation with the Director, and the conscience behind the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) 2025’s global mission. Space Visionaries: Minds Shaping Humanity’s Next Frontier In an era where exploration stretches beyond Earth, this series honours the leaders redefining humanity’s place in…
2025 Tech Roundup: The Year Innovation Refused to Slow Down
The world expected 2025 to settle after a turbulent 2024, yet the opposite happened. Technology surged forward with bold confidence, surprising even the most seasoned teams. This 2025 tech roundup captures a year shaped by rapid shifts, daring ideas, and…
Mastering XLOOKUP Excel: The Smarter Way to Work With Data
Modern work demands speed, clarity, and accuracy. Yet many teams still lose time fixing broken formulas or rewriting old spreadsheets. That is why XLOOKUP Excel has become one of the most essential skills for anyone who works with data. That…
Dreamhub’s Yoni Benshaul on the Power of AI-Native Architecture
Why verticalisation, ontology, and validation models matter more than features, and how AI-native systems will redefine the software stack. Architects of the Intelligent Future: As AI reshapes the foundations of modern software, a new class of leaders is redefining how systems learn,…
Most Unique Holiday Tech Gifts for 2025
Before you reach for the obvious gift Every year, the holiday rush pushes us toward the same decisions. The safe ones. Earbuds that will be unwrapped, nodded at, and quietly added to a drawer. Watches that replace last year’s watch.…
Xfinity Outage Reveals the Fragile Internet We Depend On
The morning of the Xfinity outage felt strangely familiar to anyone who has lived through a sudden internet blackout. One moment, everything worked. The next moment, nothing did. Video calls froze. Schoolwork stalled. Smart devices stopped responding. Even the usual background noise…
Antonio Stark: The Space Strategist Shaping a Shared Future Beyond Earth
In conversation with a global space visionary, explorer, and educator helping chart humanity’s next chapter beyond Earth. Space Visionaries: Minds Shaping Humanity’s Next Frontier: In an era where exploration stretches beyond Earth, this series spotlights the thinkers, explorers, and architects…
Microsoft Ignite 2025: The Future of Resilience and AI Unfolds
Microsoft Ignite 2025 returned to San Francisco from 18–21 November, and the message across the four days was impossible to miss: the future of enterprise resilience will be shaped by AI. Not just AI as an add-on or a productivity trick, but…
Academic Strategist Ross Morrone on the TikTok Job Search Era
Expert insight on how TikTok’s influence, algorithms, and creator-driven advice are reshaping early-career expectations for Gen Z and millennials. Careers in the Algorithm Age: As algorithms shape how we learn, network, and pursue opportunity, the job search has shifted from…
The Rise of Space Startups: Building the Next Orbital Economy
For decades, space belonged to the giants. NASA charted new frontiers. Roscosmos kept pushing the limits. ISRO proved that world-class missions don’t always need world-breaking budgets. ESA and JAXA filled in the gaps with deep-space science and engineering brilliance. These agencies shaped…
Why a Site Reliability Engineer Treats Failure as a Feature
Resilience By Design When you work in technology long enough, you realise something unusual. Systems don’t break because people are careless; they break because complexity wins. That is why every site reliability engineer learns early that failure is part of the job.…