Alexis Montaño

I'm Alexis Montaño, a hardware architecture enthusiast with a deep interest in the evolution of artificial intelligence. With a background focused on strategic content marketing, I founded Rallynomics as a space to analyze the intersection between technical performance and disruptive innovation.

Alexis Montaño
Prototipos de dispositivos Apple en aluminio cepillado, incluyendo un iPhone plegable y tabletas, junto a herramientas de ingeniería de precisión sobre una superficie técnica.

iPhone Ultra: Inside Apple’s $2,000 Foldable Engineering

The smartphone market is positioned at the threshold of one of the most significant shifts of the decade. Following years of speculation, Apple is set to enter the flexible display vertical with a device engineered to redefine the premium tier: the iPhone Ultra. Scheduled for unveiling in September 2026, this handset represents both a technical […]

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Detalle de laptop con puertos USB-C y flujos de datos luminosos, representando la alta velocidad de Thunderbolt 5 y USB4 en un estilo tecnológico premium.

USB4 and Thunderbolt 5: The Connectivity Chaos, Explained

Puntos Clave Why the USB Ecosystem Is a Naming Disaster Few areas of hardware generate as much confusion in 2026 as wired connectivity. The problem is not technical: it is one of communication. The USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF), the body that defines the standards, has made naming decisions that border on deliberate obfuscation. A quick

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Supercomputadora NVIDIA DGX Spark acelerando entrenamiento de modelos de lenguaje grande (LLM).

NVIDIA DGX Spark: The Desktop AI Supercomputer

Key Takeaways The Problem It Resolves Training and fine-tuning models in the cloud incurs two distinct costs: financial and privacy-related. Compute invoices can reach thousands of dollars monthly, and sensitive data often travels to infrastructures beyond an organization’s direct control. The NVIDIA DGX Spark addresses this friction with a radical approach: bringing the Blackwell architecture—previously

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Infografía futurista comparando tarjetas gráficas (GPUs) por rangos: Mid-High, Mid y Entry-level, con modelos de Nvidia y AMD.

The Best Graphics Cards by Price Range in 2026

Key Takeaways The State of the Market in 2026 The 2026 GPU landscape is defined by two macroeconomic factors directly impacting the distribution chain: Massive demand for AI infrastructure has diverted a significant portion of consumer chip production. Furthermore, GDDR7 memory shortages have created supply chain bottlenecks, maintaining price increases of up to 23% on

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