Published 25 October 2026 · 16 min
Technology · Governance · Building
Mehran Ziabary
Full legal name: Seyed Mohammad Mohammadzadeh ZiabaryTechnology executive and AI researcher focused on systems architecture, organisational decision-making and technology governance.




01 / Thought
Every technology springs from a philosophy: a way of seeing the problem, the human being, agency and responsibility. Using technology without understanding these deeper layers, however complex or expensive it may be, ultimately amounts to little more than playing with new tools.How I look at technology →
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Essays & field notes
AI infrastructure Published 17 October 2026 · 14 min
What breaks if we remove NVIDIA tomorrow?
CUDA is more than a library. Kernels, multi-GPU communication, inference engines, operations and team expertise all contribute to the cost of moving an NVIDIA-based service to Ascend. Read article →
AI infrastructure Published 13 October 2026 · 18 min
What do 100 concurrent users mean for an AI assistant?
User count alone does not define an AI assistant’s capacity. Worked examples and an interactive tool connect request rates, token lengths, queues and KV cache to GPU selection and acceptance testing. Read article →Map of interests
From products to the technical foundations
Latest slides & presentations
The Firm Trapped by Good Decisions
From noise and bias to path dependence: how analytical memory and AI help reconstruct and evaluate the logic behind a firm’s decisions.
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The slides are mainly visual, with much of the content understandable regardless of language, but the decks as a whole are in Persian.
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English-language interviews and media contributions have not been published yet.
A discussion of the structure of AI governance in Iran. — 6 September 2026
Taking part in an expert panel and a business support desk at the Legislative Innovation Center during Inotex 2026. — 4 September 2026
The shared stand of the AI and Data Science, Internet of Things, and Smart City commissions at Elecomp 2026. — 3 September 2026