Yusuf Demir

Cloud & Software Reporter

Yusuf Demir is the Cloud & Software Reporter at TrendinTech, where he covers cloud infrastructure, enterprise platforms, developer tools and the digital transformation of businesses in the UK and the United States. He previously reported on enterprise technology for The Register in London and covered the cloud and SaaS beat for TechCrunch, following the competition between AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, the open source licensing disputes and the rise of Kubernetes. Yusuf holds an MEng in Computing from Imperial College London and speaks regularly at KubeCon and AWS re:Invent, where he moderates conversations with engineers and chief technology officers. He is most interested in the gap between vendor roadmaps and the systems engineers actually run, and in what the cloud bill looks like once the free credits expire.

294Stories

Date	Story	Desk	Type	Read
26 Mar 2016	Converting Largest Coal Plant in North America to Solar Farm The Ontario Power Generating Plant was once the biggest coal-fired plant based in North America. At one time it could easily produce 4,000 megawatts, but since 2013 it...	HW	News	1 min
24 Mar 2016	Mars Mission has been postponed until 2018 The next mission to Mars has been postponed until 2018 due to a leak in one of the key instrumental instruments it was reported by NASA. The INSIGHT...	HW	News	1 min
23 Mar 2016	MIT Developed a Nontoxic Way of Generating Portable Power Batteries are powering our everyday electronic devices, but they have a lot of toxic materials in them, and the like of lithium can be hard to get rid...	HW	News	2 min
22 Mar 2016	California’s Wildfires Captured In a Time-Lapse Video With the rising temperature of the Earth, we start to see many wildfires, and they are almost unstoppable. Fires are ruining the wildlife, and the forest when we...	SW	News	1 min
19 Mar 2016	Clean Energy is Transforming Northern Pakistan Flooding and extreme weather are the norms in the Himalayas of Pakistan. Lives, however, are being changed as the glacier-fed rivers are being harnessed. Clothes that once had...	HW	News	2 min
19 Mar 2016	Touch Sensitive, BioMetric 3D Printed Fingers Prosthetics are becoming more and more realistic, and it is possible to produce affordable 3D printed ones. Add to this hands that can be moveable enough to send...	HW	News	1 min
18 Mar 2016	Construction and Engineering Are About to Change Forever With This 3D Material Construction and engineering could be about to change forever. Snapology is the technology that allows material to change the size and shape meaning that there is the potential...	HW	News	1 min
17 Mar 2016	Audi is Ready to Take the Risks to Become The Tesla Killer Tesla has not always been as popular as they are now and are no longer just considered to be the newcomer from California. Now electric cars are coming...	HW	News	1 min
14 Mar 2016	Foxes Use Magnetic Fields to Catch Preys The latest issue for scientists is based around the way foxes hunt. Since “chryptochrome” has been found in their DNA, and it is believed to allow them to...	HW	News	1 min
12 Mar 2016	Ultra-thin and Flexible Photovoltaic Cells From MIT MIT researchers are showing solar cells so thin that they can be placed on clothing or paper. Although not fully developed, it could be the way we power...	HW	News	1 min
11 Mar 2016	Zika Virus Attacks Cells That Would Have Become The Brain’s Cortex The Zika virus occurs at any stage during pregnancy and attacks cells that would have become the brain’s cortex. Research has shown that the foetuses would die, be...	HW	News	2 min
10 Mar 2016	Why Samsung’s Victory Against Apple is a Victory For Innovation Did you know that Samsung won a lawsuit against Apple? It was a court case about patents. This was not a surprise, though, as many technology brands are...	MOB	News	1 min

Converting Largest Coal Plant in North America to Solar Farm

Mars Mission has been postponed until 2018

MIT Developed a Nontoxic Way of Generating Portable Power

California’s Wildfires Captured In a Time-Lapse Video

Clean Energy is Transforming Northern Pakistan

Touch Sensitive, BioMetric 3D Printed Fingers

Construction and Engineering Are About to Change Forever With This 3D Material

Audi is Ready to Take the Risks to Become The Tesla Killer

Foxes Use Magnetic Fields to Catch Preys

Ultra-thin and Flexible Photovoltaic Cells From MIT

Zika Virus Attacks Cells That Would Have Become The Brain’s Cortex

Why Samsung’s Victory Against Apple is a Victory For Innovation