UK senior cybersecurity engineer focused on the financial and gov sectors.
Opinion
Chinese hackers spent over a year inside Britain's electoral regulator, accessing millions of voter records. No one resigned. The fine was a reprimand. Parliament still doesn't know what was changed. Why did this not end careers? MPs aggressive plans to implement Digital ID are dangerous.
Comment
The UK is yet again falling behind in the technology race, left with clunky silicon machines consuming energy by the megawatt. The next generation of AI computing completely reinvents the physics with light and thermodynamics to break through the von Neumann bottleneck.
Strategy
The NHS monopoly isn’t socialism—it’s stagnation. Energy comes from non-profit Dutch-style competition: universal hi-tech free care but chosen by patients. Fifty providers, one budget, your freedom. Competition without price-gouging insurance cartels, but with their ruthless efficiency.
Comment
Digital ID isn't merely a cybersecurity catastrophe waiting to happen. It will do nothing to stop illegal immigration or illegal working, but will be abused as a political mechanism to revoke access to everyday things ordinary people need. As always, the cure is yet again worse than the disease.