Planned obsolescence is the popular reason for tech fragility. But a more common cause of fragility is technical debt. When time and budgets don't allow products to be built correctly, engineers often must cut corners. The result is a messy, unstable foundation and products that don't last.
Dive 14: Why today’s tech is fragile
Dive 14: Why today’s tech is fragile
Dive 14: Why today’s tech is fragile
Planned obsolescence is the popular reason for tech fragility. But a more common cause of fragility is technical debt. When time and budgets don't allow products to be built correctly, engineers often must cut corners. The result is a messy, unstable foundation and products that don't last.