Latency Is Political When You Live Far from the Center
Latency is usually described as a performance metric. From the edge of the network, it starts to feel more like a power relationship: a reminder of who gets to live close to the...
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An AI gateway is the control plane that sits between applications and the proliferating set of model providers, and these posts treat it as an emerging piece of infrastructure worth understanding. I write about the routing logic, failover, caching, cost controls, and policy enforcement that a gateway provides, and about why it matters as organizations move from a single API to a portfolio of models. The pieces here cover the practical, latency, billing, key management, and the strategic, vendor lock-in, observability, the ability to swap models without rewriting applications. An AI gateway is not a luxury. It is the layer that makes a multi-model architecture governable, and the companies that build it well will sit in a valuable position in the stack.
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