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Month: December 2025

Microsoft’s Copilot Finally Catches Up With Classic Outlook
AIComputingSoftware

Microsoft’s Copilot Finally Catches Up With Classic Outlook

Microsoft is expanding its Copilot AI assistant to the classic Outlook for Windows app. The feature, which helps summarize meetings and pull info from emails, has been available elsewhere but is now coming to the desktop client many businesses still rely on.

by Harlow WesleyDecember 17, 2025
OpenAI Hires a Politician to Sell AI to Governments
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OpenAI Hires a Politician to Sell AI to Governments

OpenAI is bringing in former UK finance minister George Osborne to head a new initiative called “OpenAI for Countries.” The move signals a major strategic pivot towards selling AI infrastructure directly to national governments. It’s a high-stakes gamble on geopolitics.

by Harlow WesleyDecember 17, 2025
OpenAI and Amazon’s $10 Billion AI Chip Dance
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OpenAI and Amazon’s $10 Billion AI Chip Dance

OpenAI is negotiating a major investment from Amazon that could exceed $10 billion, according to a CNBC report. This comes after OpenAI restructured to gain more freedom to partner beyond Microsoft, its primary backer.

by Harlow WesleyDecember 17, 2025
India’s New Homegrown Chip is a Modest But Important Step
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India’s New Homegrown Chip is a Modest But Important Step

India’s CDAC has launched the DHRUV64, a 1GHz dual-core processor built on the RISC-V architecture. It’s a leap from the country’s 2020-era 100MHz chips, but built on older 28nm tech. More powerful quad-core models are promised for the future.

by Owen HoltDecember 17, 2025
An Amazon Boss Says AI Won’t Replace Junior Workers
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An Amazon Boss Says AI Won’t Replace Junior Workers

An Amazon executive is pushing back on a common AI narrative. He argues that junior employees, who are often most adept with new AI tools, are actually a critical asset companies shouldn’t lose.

by Harlow WesleyDecember 16, 2025
EU Probes Google’s AI Data Grab, Could Cost Billions
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EU Probes Google’s AI Data Grab, Could Cost Billions

European regulators have launched a new antitrust investigation into Google, focusing on its alleged use of scraped publisher content and YouTube videos to train its generative AI. The case centers on Google’s AI Overviews and AI Mode features, which the Commission suspects were built using data col

by Owen HoltDecember 16, 2025
Penny-Sized Robots That Dance and Swim Are a Big Deal
HardwareInnovationTechnology

Penny-Sized Robots That Dance and Swim Are a Big Deal

A breakthrough from the University of Pennsylvania and University of Michigan has produced the world’s smallest programmable, autonomous robots. Each one, costing a single penny to make, is smaller than a grain of salt and powered by tiny solar panels. They move without limbs by pushing ions in wate

by Harlow WesleyDecember 16, 2025
Google’s New AI Assistant Is Just… Another Email
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Google’s New AI Assistant Is Just… Another Email

Google is testing a new email-based productivity assistant called CC through Google Labs. Powered by Gemini, it connects to your Gmail, Drive, and Calendar to send a “Your Day Ahead” summary. But is another AI email what anyone really needs?

by Owen HoltDecember 16, 2025
Windows on Arm’s Gaming Problem Isn’t Going Away
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Windows on Arm’s Gaming Problem Isn’t Going Away

The Snapdragon X Elite has been hailed as a miraculous leap for Windows on Arm, making Copilot+ PCs viable. But according to a new report, one major hurdle stubbornly remains: PC gaming.

by Harlow WesleyDecember 16, 2025
ZLUDA Now Works With AMD’s ROCm 7. Can It Really Break CUDA?
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ZLUDA Now Works With AMD’s ROCm 7. Can It Really Break CUDA?

The CUDA compatibility tool ZLUDA has received a major upgrade, adding support for AMD’s latest ROCm 7 software framework. This aims to let CUDA code run on AMD GPUs, but major performance and adoption hurdles remain.

by Owen HoltDecember 16, 2025

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