School
University of Lancashire, University of York
Expertise
Tech policy, AI hardware, Large language models
- Luke's interest in tech and, in particular, computer hardware began back in 2010 when he launched what went on to become a leading Minecraft server, closing in 2014.
- His work has been read and shared by industry leaders including Michael Dell and former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger.
- He has traveled all over the world as a journalist, including to Bangkok, Thailand, to learn more about its growing semiconductor industry.
Experience
Luke James has been covering semiconductors, AI hardware, memory markets, chip supply chains, and tech policy since 2021. Before that, he was a freelance content strategist working with tech firms in the compliance SaaS space. His work has appeared in All About Circuits, Laptop Mag, Tom's Hardware, and Engadget, where he writes about the people, companies, and laws shaping the AI era.
Education
Luke graduated from the University of Lancashire with a bachelor's degree in law and went on to study commercial law as a postgraduate.
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Infostealer malware apparently had harvested active Claude login sessions from users' PCs.
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