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Nath Connell

Founder, Future Technology

Nath started Future Technology as a Facebook page in 2017 to make tech news faster, more visual and free of waffle. What began as a community of curious readers grew to 39,000+ people, and in 2026 became a daily publication.

He covers AI, computing, EVs and consumer tech, with a focus on explaining what actually matters in plain English. Research and drafting are AI-assisted; Nath reviews and edits what gets published, and every article links its sources.

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Latest articles

AI

"How AI agents actually work (and why they're nothing like chatbots)"

"AI agents aren't chatbots with extra steps. They plan, remember, use tools, and keep going until the task is done. Here's what's actually happening under the hood."

28 June 2026 · 5 min read
Hardware

RISC-V vs ARM vs x86: the chip architecture war nobody told you about

RISC-V vs ARM vs x86 explained in plain English. We break down who owns each chip architecture, what it costs, and where each one wins in 2026.

27 June 2026 · 8 min read
Self-hosting

OpenClaw went from 9,000 to 210,000 GitHub stars. Here is what it actually does

OpenClaw AI is the fastest growing open source project around. It runs a personal assistant on your own machine and wires it into WhatsApp, Slack and 20 other apps.

27 June 2026 · 3 min read
Reviews

The best Prime Day 2026 tech deals still live before it ends tonight

Amazon Prime Day 2026 ends tonight. Here are the tech deals reviewers actually rate, still in stock, with the real prices and who each one is for.

26 June 2026 · 3 min read
AI

"The man who helped invent every AI chatbot just joined OpenAI"

"Noam Shazeer co-invented the Transformer, built the architecture tricks that make AI cheap to run, and just left Google for OpenAI. Here is why it matters."

22 June 2026 · 3 min read
AI

One in ten people now get their news from an AI chatbot

Weekly news use of AI chatbots jumped from 7% to 10% worldwide, says Reuters' 2026 report. The catch for publishers: most users never click the source.

21 June 2026 · 3 min read

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