Press & Coverage

A consumer technology feature on “chipflation,” the surge in memory chip prices driven by AI data center demand, quoting Asif Alam on why chipmakers have shifted their factories to serve AI first, pushing up prices for Apple, Nintendo, and Sony devices and leaving consumers paying the difference.

A national feature marking America's 250th anniversary and its unsung inventions, quoting Asif Alam on how American engineering transformed Doppler's physics into practical radar, weather tracking, speed detection, and medical imaging technologies.

An expert roundup on how locally owned broadband networks are competing with established ISPs, featuring Asif Alam on why the cost of building a network has fallen faster than the cost of buying service from one, how fiber electronics and modern fixed wireless let communities reach underserved areas, and why price and accountability follow when residents own the infrastructure.

An expert roundup on how low Earth orbit satellite constellations are reshaping rural broadband, featuring Asif Alam on how LEO satellites orbiting between 500 and 1,200 kilometers dramatically cut latency compared with geostationary satellites, enabling remote healthcare, agricultural IoT, and remote work in underserved areas.

A full interview covering the Moore's Law for RF framework, AI's impact on RF engineering, the move to millimeter wave and sub-THz frequencies, 6G hardware bottlenecks, flexible antenna arrays, the Geneva Gold Medal, and the future of wireless sensing.

A deep-dive feature on the Moore's Law for RF framework, explaining how Asif Alam's data-driven scaling analysis of RF hardware from kilohertz to terahertz could give the wireless industry the shared benchmark it has lacked as it prepares for the 6G era.

A look at Asif Alam's new preprint proposing the first mechanistic scaling law for artificial intelligence, extending the same scaling-law approach behind Moore's Law for RF to frontier AI training compute, infrastructure, and the ceilings that will define its growth.

A report from Cameroon on the government’s continued ban on Starlink satellite internet over national security and digital sovereignty concerns, quoting Asif Alam on the technology and policy questions surrounding low Earth orbit broadband.