Adrian Bridgwater

Adrian Bridgwater

About the Author:

Adrian Bridgwater is a UK-based technology journalist with over three decades of press experience, working primarily as a news-analysis writer focused on the software application development beat. His career began in print media before extending into television and digital publishing. He has previously written for Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, BBC Middle East, ZDNet UK, The Register, TechRepublic, Raconteur, and IDG Connect. For a decade and a half, he has also maintained developer and open-source columns for Computer Weekly, and he continues to write for The New Stack and the Dutch/English technology publication Techzine. His reporting covers enterprise software development, data management, open source software, analytics, data science, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence. Based in London, Bridgwater describes himself as a journalist who tracks developer and data trends. He now writes across the Techstrong Group family of publications, contributing to DevOps.com, Security Boulevard, and Techstrong.ai, where he covers software development, cloud, AI, and enterprise technology topics for the network.

Articles by Adrian Bridgwater

Smoking Hot Tokenomics: Akamai has the ‘Edge’ on Distributed Inference 

March 16, 2026

Akamai is redefining the “backbone of the internet” by moving beyond CDNs into distributed AI inference. By operationalizing the Nvidia AI Grid with thousands of Blackwell GPUs, Akamai enables low-latency, real-time AI at over 4,400 edge locations. This massive network optimizes “tokenomics” through intelligent orchestration, reducing costs while powering agentic and physical AI. From liquid-cooled chips to Gecko nodes, discover how Akamai is scaling intelligence to the point of contact.

Solidatus Draws New Line Under Agentic AI Data Lineage

March 10, 2026

Solidatus AI Lineage Assistant is a new agentic AI tool designed to give data science and software application development teams audit-ready lineage to meet the most stringent regulatory demands at speed, but there’s also full human oversight.

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