Marceu Martins has spent 25 years working in parts of technology where failure is not abstract. In the systems he designs, a 1% error is not a minor defect or an acceptable edge case. It represents systemic exposure. Across global supply chains, semiconductor logistics, and telecommunications infrastructure, even small inconsistencies can propagate across interconnected systems. […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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