Writer, Editor, Consultant, And Content Expert​

MY SKILLS

Tech Journalist

Looking for help covering an event? I’ve attended countless. What about hands-on product reviews and buying guides? I’ve personally reviewed all the latest gadgets in all areas of consumer tech.

Technology Consultant

Want to gain an idea of how your product will fare in reviews? I’ll write a mock review for you. Or, maybe you’re still working on your new product — in which case, input from a reviewer like myself could be invaluable.

Content Marketer

I have worked with dozens of companies to craft and refine the messaging on their website, blog, and social media. I am an SEO expert, and can bring that expertise to your content to ensure customers get the right message about your brand.

Content Strategist

Starting from scratch and want a new strategy for content going forward? I’ll help you build an end-to-end content plan, and bring that plan to life.

Editor

Already have a content plan but want someone to help guide it forward? I’ll work with a team of freelancers to schedule and publish content.

Copywriter

I can help with any other content needs you may have, whether they be social posts, e-commerce listings, or anything else. I have deep experience writing content for all different platforms and formats.

MY LATEST

Edge AI accelerators: How do they compare to the data center?
Edge accelerators from Hailo and Nvidia Jetson enable high-speed inference on a few watts, bringing AI to factory floors and towers with ultra-low latency.... Read more
Published on: 2026-02-02
Source: Website
LG G6 OLED vs G5 OLED: How much better is LG’s new best TV?
And will it be worth paying more for?... Read more
Published on: 2026-02-02
Source: Website
XGIMI Vibe One Review: Portable, Fun, And Easy To Use
Projectors are often expensive and unwieldy, which is why the XGIMI Vibe One is such a breath of fresh air, even with its limitations.... Read more
Published on: 2026-01-31
Source: Website
Where field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) fit in the AI stack
FPGAs aren't as powerful as GPUs, but they can be a whole lot more flexible. Where do they fit in for AI?... Read more
Published on: 2026-01-29
Source: Website
NVLink, UALink, and CXL: Understanding interconnects
Connecting AI chips is increasingly important, which is what makes interconnects so important. But how do they work, and are some better than others?... Read more
Published on: 2026-01-27
Source: Website
Synopsys: Memory shortage will last through 2027
It looks like the memory shortage isn't going away any time soon. Synopsys CEO Sassine Ghazi has said they'll likely last at least through 2027.... Read more
Published on: 2026-01-27
Source: Website
Motorola Moto G Power (2026) Review: Rinse And Repeat
While Motorola's 2026 Moto G Power is a well-built, affordable budget phone, it's got its fair share of competition from other vendors this year.... Read more
Published on: 2026-01-27
Source: Website
Nvidia reportedly bumps Vera Rubin specs
Nvidia is reportedly bumping up the specs of its upcoming Vera Rubin GPU in an effort to improve overall performance.... Read more
Published on: 2026-01-22
Source: Website
Hyperscalers are all making ASICs — so why are they still buying from Nvidia and AMD?
The biggest hyperscalers are all building custom ASICs -- so why are they also ordering GPUs?... Read more
Published on: 2026-01-20
Source: Website
Wyze Scale Ultra BodyScan Review: Matching The Competition At A Fraction Of The Cost
If you are looking to keep track of your vitals at an affordable price, then the Wyze Scale Ultra BodyScan needs to be on your radar.... Read more
Published on: 2026-01-17
Source: Website
Anthropic's $21 billion chip deal with Broadcom
In yet another major AI chip deal, Anthropic and Broadcom have announced a major partnership to deliver 1GW of compute in 2026.... Read more
Published on: 2026-01-15
Source: Website
OpenAI inks $10 billion deal with Cerebras
OpenAI has entered yet another hardware deal, with one with chip startup Cerebras. The deal is said to be worth $10 billion, and focuses on inference.... Read more
Published on: 2026-01-15
Source: Website

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MY STORY

Born and raised in Canberra, Australia, Christian de Looper developed an interest in tech, music, and the intersection of the two, from an early age. 

Christian started playing the drums at the age of 11, three years before moving to Paris, France, after his father scored a job there. Soon, Christian also began playing guitar, and started developing an interest in recording and music production. After graduating high school with his International Baccalaureate, Christian moved to St. Paul, Minnesota, to pursue his passion for music, and eventually graduated from McNally Smith College of Music with a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Technology.

It was during his time at college that Christian dove head-first into his other passion — gadgets. Unable to drive to a job without a driver’s license, but still in need of some spare cash, Christian began writing for small tech blogs. Within a few years, he had scored writing gigs at a number of larger tech publications, including Digital Trends, TechRadar, and more.

After graduating from college, Christian briefly lived in Los Angeles, but soon moved to Santa Cruz, California, following his long-time partner and now-wife Maria. Christian has lived in the Bay Area since 2016, and can now be found madly writing about all the latest and greatest tech, or hanging out with his wife, daughter, and cat.

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