AI Startup Raises $75M to Automate Junior Banker Work
The London and New York-based startup secured funding from FT Partners, Y Combinator, and others. This follows a $12 million round earlier this year.
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South America’s AI Boom is Hitting a Power Grid Wall
According to Forbes, the AI infrastructure race in South America is defined by a stark gap between potential and readiness. In Brazil alone, an estimated…
SpaceX’s 2026 IPO Plan Could Finally Wake Up The Public Markets
According to TechCrunch, SpaceX is reportedly lining up four major Wall Street banks for a potential initial public offering in 2026. This long-rumored move is…
OpenAI’s IPO Rush: A $500 Billion Gamble on AI Faith
According to Fortune, OpenAI is racing toward an initial public offering potentially as soon as the fourth quarter of 2026. The AI lab, currently valued…
Google’s ‘Project EAT’ Is Its Big Push to Make Staff Use AI
According to Business Insider, Google has an internal initiative called "Project EAT" that aims to supercharge employees with AI and transform the company into an…
AI Workloads Are Already Reshaping Internet Traffic
According to TheRegister.com, cloud storage provider Backblaze has begun publishing a quarterly Network Stats report, with its Q4 2025 data revealing a major shift. The…
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Amazon’s $50 Billion OpenAI Bet Is a Huge, Huge Gamble
According to DCD, Amazon is in active talks to invest a staggering $50 billion in OpenAI, as part of a larger $100 billion funding round…
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Ubisoft Union Slams CEO After “Major Reset” Sparks Strike
According to Wccftech, Ubisoft announced a "major reset" last week, restructuring the entire company into five 'Creative Houses' and creating…
TikTok’s US Arm Now Wants Your Precise Location Data
According to Tech Digest, TikTok's new American entity, TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC, has updated its privacy policy to allow…
Windows 11 Boot Failures Hit After January Updates
According to TheRegister.com, Microsoft is investigating reports that its January 2026 security updates are causing a "limited number" of physical…
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The AI Hardware Hype at CES Was Real, But So Was the Wait
According to Reuters, the CES 2025 show in Las Vegas was overwhelmingly dominated by AI-powered hardware, marking a major shift from software to "physical AI"…
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AMD’s 128-Core Beast Crushes Intel in Huge 500-Test Server Showdown
According to Phoronix, a fresh benchmark showdown in late 2024 and early 2025 pitted AMD's 128-core EPYC 9755 "Turin" processor against Intel's 128-core Xeon 6980P…
UK’s Nuclear Nightmare: World’s Most Expensive Power Plants
The UK has earned the dubious distinction of being the world’s most expensive country for nuclear construction. A government task force identified 47 recommendations to streamline processes after finding costs dramatically higher than in France, Korea, and the UAE. The review calls for radical refor
Amazon’s eero 6+ Deal Is Basically Giving Away Mesh WiFi
Amazon is selling its eero 6+ mesh WiFi system at cost during Black Friday, dropping the 3-pack to just $194. The system covers 4,500 square feet with gigabit speeds and handles 75+ devices. This pricing strategy makes premium mesh networking accessible to mainstream buyers.
Xbox Series X Prices Could Skyrocket Thanks to AI Memory Crunch
The Xbox Series X could see prices climb even higher due to AI-driven memory shortages. Microsoft reportedly failed to secure adequate GDDR6 supplies despite being deeply involved in the AI space, while Sony planned ahead and has plentiful memory stocks.
4 Software Features That Were Total Accidents
Some of the most fundamental software features we rely on every day weren’t planned at all. They emerged from debugging hacks, boss-pleasing workarounds, and features that users completely repurposed. Here’s how accidents shaped modern computing.
Home Assistant’s New Adapter, Google’s VS Code Killer, and AirDrop Goes Cross-Platform
Home Assistant revealed a new Zigbee/Thread/Matter adapter, Google launched its Visual Studio Code competitor called Antigravity, and AirDrop is finally coming to Android phones. Meanwhile, Windows 11 faces a serious kernel vulnerability and Matter 1.5 adds native camera support.
HR’s Talent Crisis Is Worse Than You Think
According to Fast Company, HR’s talent fragmentation problem is reaching crisis levels. A 2025 McKinsey report reveals shocking gaps in employee development and succession planning that threaten organizational growth.
Linux 6.18 Gets MIPS RISC-V Vendor ID Fix Before Release
MIPS accidentally used the wrong RISC-V vendor ID in Linux kernel 6.18, but the issue was caught before the final release. The company admitted their testing platform also had the same incorrect ID. They’re now switching to FPGA testing to prevent future mistakes.