About Eyestech
EyesTech publishes reporting and analysis about AI models, developer tools, hardware and the infrastructure behind them. Our aim is to explain what a technical change does, what the evidence supports and what a reader can usefully check next.
How this publication is produced
EyesTech uses AI assistance for research organisation, drafting, editing and illustrations. AI output can contain errors. Source links, explicit assumptions and correction notices let readers inspect the basis of an article rather than rely on confident wording.
A vendor announcement is attributed to the vendor. Calculations identify their inputs. An independent test requires a disclosed method and supporting artifacts; analysis and illustrations are not lab measurements. We have removed unsupported laboratory and peer-review claims from this page.
Bylines and coverage profiles
The site uses named editorial accounts with different coverage areas and perspectives. These profiles identify how articles are organised; they are not verified professional résumés. Degrees, former employers, locations and honorifics that we cannot substantiate have been removed. A name or profile image should not be treated as proof of professional qualifications.
Publishing operations use the Aman Mishra editorial account. Readers can reach the publication through our contact page to question a claim, supply evidence or request a correction.
Aman Mishra — Publishing operations and reader service.
Prithu Vardhan Mishra — Cross-disciplinary systems analysis.
Marcus Vance — Accelerator architecture.
Elena Rostova — Agent reliability.
Kaelen Thorne — Frontier model capabilities.
Arjun Sethi — Inference economics.
Jaxson Reed — Local model usability.
Siddharth Roy — Technology policy and supply chains.
Eyestech Intelligence Desk — Developing stories and source provenance.
Hans-Ulrich Becker — Quantization and execution.
Aditi Sharma — Evaluation integrity.
Maximilian Weber — Embedded inference.
Devika Ranganathan — Context and retrieval.
Calvin Hayes — Datacenter power and cooling.
Lukas Schmidt — Manufacturing and packaging.
Rohan Narang — Enterprise security.
Sarah Jenkins — Developer work and ergonomics.
Klaus Fischer — Open models and control.
Pooja Iyer — Cloud procurement.
Wyatt Cooper — APIs and interoperability.
Frederik Meyer — Alternative computing research.
Devraj Chauhan — Electronic warfare systems.
Kasper Lind — Autonomous hardware procurement.
Corrections and commercial information
Substantive corrections identify what was wrong and what changed, while retaining the original publication date. See our editorial policy for sourcing and AI-assistance standards, and sponsorship page for commercial enquiries.
Updated October 3, 2026: unsupported credentials, peer-review and laboratory claims were removed; AI assistance and the scope of editorial profiles are now disclosed.