The mainstream tech press is broken. It’s either press releases re-written by interns, or doom-scrolling clickbait designed to scare you without informing you.
I started BurstComms because I was tired of reading the same sanitised headlines. I wanted to know how drone warfare in Eastern Europe is changing privacy laws in the West. I wanted to understand why global manufacturing shifts are a bigger threat to stability than any politician’s tweet. I wanted the signal, not the noise.
We are living through a historical pivot point. AI, robotics, and geopolitical friction aren’t separate topics anymore they are one massive, tangled knot. You can’t understand the economy without understanding autonomous systems. You can’t understand war without understanding supply chains.
Burst Comms isn’t here to hype the latest iPhone. We are here to document the friction points where the future grinds against the present and sometimes laugh at it all.
If the world seems stranger every year, relax, you’re finally paying attention.