Latest Infrastructure Articles

By: Paul Wright On: December 5, 2025

Choosing between a CPU and a GPU for AI work comes down to one thing: how much parallel maths you…

By: Paul Wright On: November 25, 2025

If you run a serious WordPress site in 2025, you can’t treat your CDN as an afterthought. The wrong configuration…

By: Paul Wright On: November 23, 2025

AI-driven websites used to be something only big platforms could justify. Now, small agencies, niche publishers and solo developers are…

By: Paul Wright On: November 21, 2025

Every hosting engineer eventually faces the same question: “Can I run my LLM application on shared hosting or a small…

By: Paul Wright On: November 19, 2025

Updated on: February 13, 2026

The transition from a “wrapper” application to a production-grade AI system is the single most complex infrastructure challenge of the…

By: Paul Wright On: November 13, 2025

Updated on: November 20, 2025

Search is changing – radically. As large language models become the front-end to technical documentation, knowledge bases, developer blogs, and…

By: Paul Wright On: November 4, 2025

Updated on: February 16, 2026

When a WordPress site feels slow, “caching” is usually the first thing everyone blames—and for good reason. But not all…

By: Paul Wright On: November 3, 2025

Updated on: November 7, 2025

Short version: PHP workers are your WordPress site’s assembly line – each worker handles exactly one request at a time.…

By: Paul Wright On: September 9, 2025

Updated on: February 16, 2026

Choosing between shared and managed WordPress hosting is not just a pricing decision—it is an architecture decision for your entire…