Articles by Noor Shaikh
The Carbon-Aware Pipeline: Architecting Sustainable DevOps for Smart City Infrastructure
August 13, 2026 Introduction: The Hidden Debt of the Smart City As smart city initiatives scale globally, the focus remains primarily on the visible "edge"—IoT sensors, smart grids, and citizen-facing applications. However, behind these services operates a massive, energy-intensive cloud infrastructure.
Denton artist hosts ‘Hip To Be Square’ art show
Local artist Monique McIntyre has been making art for as long as she can remember. Using “anything that’s tangible,” she says she creates art that errs on the psychedelic side. McIntyre presented such works at her “Hip To Be Square” art show held last Friday at The Bearded Monk from 7 p.m. to 11:45 p.m. “I need hip replacement because I have rheumatoid arthritis,” McIntyre said.
Nightmare on Brew Street’s fourth year brings Halloween festivities and music to Denton County Brewing Company
Lightning gleams in the sky for a moment as people dressed in vibrant costumes walk about inside the Denton County Brewing Company, with golden lights illuminating the space where attendees dance to blaring music. The fourth annual Nightmare on Brew Street was held on Friday, Oct. 24, from 7-11 p.m., and was hosted by the Denton Art & Performance Collab, a local creative event-planning organization.
Efficient Malicious Domain Detection Using a Distributed Deep Forest Algorithm
Submitted: 04 September 2025 Posted: 05 September 2025 You are already at the latest version This paper tackles the growing problem of malicious activities exploiting the Domain Name System (DNS) on the Internet, a major concern for cybersecurity.
AI Agents Entering the Workforce by 2025
Noor Shaikh · Follow 2 min read · -- OpenAI CEO Sam Altman predicts that AI agents will join the workforce by 2025, revolutionizing how companies operate. These AI systems are expected to take over tasks with minimal human intervention, significantly increasing productivity. Altman stated, “We now know how to build AGI as it’s usually understood.
Real or superstition? Denton Arts & Performance Collab hosts Friday the 13th market
People bob their heads to the live music chiming loudly from Anderson’s Distillery and Grill as they gather in front of the band. At a booth, illuminated lights take the shapes of a moon and a star. This was one of the many spooky-themed booths awaiting customers at the Denton Arts & Performance Collab’s Friday the 13th Market and Concert event last Friday.
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