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Month: December 2025

OpenAI’s Latest Deal Is a Circular Investment in Itself
AIBusinessStartups

OpenAI’s Latest Deal Is a Circular Investment in Itself

OpenAI is making a strategic investment into Thrive Holdings, a company backed by its own major investor. This continues a pattern of circular dealmaking for the AI giant as it seeks new ways to embed its technology and grow its stake in the ecosystem.

by Marcus LinfieldDecember 1, 2025
Samsung and SK Hynix Won’t Ramp Up DRAM Production, Shortages Until 2028
HardwareManufacturingSemiconductors

Samsung and SK Hynix Won’t Ramp Up DRAM Production, Shortages Until 2028

Samsung and SK Hynix, who control over 70% of global DRAM output, say they won’t rapidly expand production despite a severe shortage. They’re prioritizing long-term profitability, fearing a future oversupply. This means high RAM and GPU prices could persist for years.

by Marcus LinfieldDecember 1, 2025
Closed Automation Systems Are Costing Factories Millions
InnovationManufacturingTechnology

Closed Automation Systems Are Costing Factories Millions

A new global study commissioned by Schneider Electric reveals the massive hidden cost of proprietary industrial automation. For smaller manufacturers, the impact can be a staggering 25% of annual revenue lost to inefficiency and downtime.

by Darren HoltDecember 1, 2025
Ionna’s $250M California Bet: A New Kind of Charging Network
AIHardwareManufacturing

Ionna’s $250M California Bet: A New Kind of Charging Network

The automaker consortium Ionna is making a massive $250 million push into California’s EV charging market. The move is part of a rapid national rollout, with the network now boasting over 4,000 contracted charging bays. It’s a clear signal that carmakers are taking charging infrastructure into their

by Noah VanceDecember 1, 2025
That npm Malware Downloaded 17,000 Times? It Tried to Gaslight AI
AICybersecuritySoftware

That npm Malware Downloaded 17,000 Times? It Tried to Gaslight AI

A malicious npm package tried to manipulate AI security scanners with a hidden prompt. Despite being flagged months ago, it remained downloadable and was installed nearly 17,000 times. This shows a dangerous gap between detection and actual removal in the software supply chain.

by Marcus LinfieldDecember 1, 2025
Microsoft’s Latest Windows 11 Update Hides Your Password
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Microsoft’s Latest Windows 11 Update Hides Your Password

Microsoft has confirmed a bug in its optional August 2025 preview update, KB5064081, that hides the password icon on the Windows 11 sign-in screen. The company hasn’t issued a fix yet, but there’s a simple, if annoying, workaround for affected users.

by Darren HoltDecember 1, 2025
Netflix is Killing Google Cast Support on Most TVs
BusinessPrivacySoftware

Netflix is Killing Google Cast Support on Most TVs

Netflix is discontinuing Google Cast support for most devices, forcing users to navigate with their TV remote instead of their phone. This follows the platform’s 2019 removal of AirPlay support.

by Noah VanceDecember 1, 2025
What five years of hybrid work data really tells us
BusinessInnovationSoftware

What five years of hybrid work data really tells us

A ten-month House of Lords inquiry into home-based working has published its findings, pulling together academic evidence from the pandemic era. The report suggests hybrid work’s impact on productivity is limited but offers major benefits for labor supply and could save UK employers billions annuall

by Noah VanceDecember 1, 2025
Saudi Arabia’s Solar Push Needs Serious Cooling Tech
InnovationManufacturingTechnology

Saudi Arabia’s Solar Push Needs Serious Cooling Tech

Saudi Arabia’s massive renewable energy goals under Vision 2030 face a hot problem. To make advanced solar cells work in the desert, engineers are turning to active cooling systems like forced air and liquid cooling to fight efficiency-killing heat.

by Noah VanceDecember 1, 2025
Deutsche Telekom and Lidl’s Owner Are Building an AI “Gigafactory”
AICloudData

Deutsche Telekom and Lidl’s Owner Are Building an AI “Gigafactory”

Europe’s telecom giant and its largest retailer are joining forces on a major AI infrastructure play. They’re reportedly seeking EU funding to build a data center packed with 100,000 next-gen AI chips. This is a direct bid for European AI sovereignty.

by Noah VanceDecember 1, 2025

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