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Taiwan’s Tech Giants Push Deeper on Carbon Cuts
BusinessManufacturingTechnology

Taiwan’s Tech Giants Push Deeper on Carbon Cuts

Taiwan’s top electronics ODMs are shifting from green power adoption to actively reducing carbon across their entire supply chains. The push comes as Scope 3 emissions reporting is expected to become mandatory, with Wistron leading in renewable energy usage.

by Marcus LinfieldNovember 28, 2025
Helium Browser Might Be the Privacy-Focused Chrome Alternative We’ve Been Waiting For
BusinessPrivacySoftware

Helium Browser Might Be the Privacy-Focused Chrome Alternative We’ve Been Waiting For

Helium Browser is a new privacy-focused alternative to Brave that strips away all the bloat. Built on Ungoogled Chromium with uBlock Origin baked in, it offers a truly minimal browsing experience without the crypto and AI integrations that have made Brave feel heavy.

by Noah VanceNovember 27, 2025
Can Corporate Designers Actually Fix Global Problems?
BusinessInnovationTechnology

Can Corporate Designers Actually Fix Global Problems?

Major corporations are pooling design talent to tackle the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals through the Design For Good alliance. Their first projects addressing water access and menstrual education are now scaling in Africa. The initiative could show whether private sector design expertise can mo

by Marcus LinfieldNovember 27, 2025
Social Media Algorithms Can Actually Change Your Political Feelings
BusinessInnovationTechnology

Social Media Algorithms Can Actually Change Your Political Feelings

A groundbreaking study used browser extensions to rerank X feeds in real-time during the 2024 election. Reducing exposure to partisan animosity content made participants feel warmer toward political opponents, while increasing it had the opposite effect. The research offers the first causal evidence

by Darren HoltNovember 27, 2025
Plex starts paywalling remote TV streaming, beginning with Roku
BusinessSoftwareTechnology

Plex starts paywalling remote TV streaming, beginning with Roku

Plex is beginning to enforce paywalls for remote streaming from personal servers to TV apps. The change starts with Roku this week and will expand to other TV platforms in 2026. Server owners now need a Plex Pass subscription to grant remote access to others.

by Noah VanceNovember 27, 2025
Zendesk Users Face Sophisticated Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters Attack
BusinessCybersecuritySoftware

Zendesk Users Face Sophisticated Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters Attack

Security researchers have uncovered a sophisticated campaign targeting Zendesk users with fake domains and malicious support tickets. The attacks appear linked to the notorious Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters group, who previously targeted Salesforce. This represents a dangerous shift toward weaponizing S

by Marcus LinfieldNovember 27, 2025
Windows 11’s Massive Upgrade Problem: 500 Million PCs Holding Out
BusinessSoftwareTechnology

Windows 11’s Massive Upgrade Problem: 500 Million PCs Holding Out

Windows 11 is facing a massive adoption challenge with half a billion capable PCs refusing to upgrade. Meanwhile, another 500 million older machines simply can’t meet Microsoft’s stricter hardware requirements. This creates a huge opportunity for PC makers to push customers toward new AI-powered com

by Marcus LinfieldNovember 27, 2025
Can Technology Really Help Us Live Forever?
BusinessInnovationTechnology

Can Technology Really Help Us Live Forever?

Investors are pouring billions into anti-aging technology, moving from exclusive treatments for the wealthy to mass-market products. But how much do we really know about stopping the aging process? The Financial Times investigates in their new Tech Tonic series.

by Noah VanceNovember 27, 2025
Germany Plans Second €1B VC Fund to Boost European Startups
BusinessInnovationStartups

Germany Plans Second €1B VC Fund to Boost European Startups

Germany is planning a second €1 billion fund-of-funds to support European venture capital after the success of its first growth fund. The initial fund has already deployed €825 million into 41 VC firms backing 360 startups. Fundraising for the new vehicle is set to begin in 2026.

by Noah VanceNovember 27, 2025
Naver’s $10 Billion Crypto Exchange Gamble
BusinessStartupsTechnology

Naver’s $10 Billion Crypto Exchange Gamble

Naver is making a huge bet on crypto by acquiring Dunamu, operator of South Korea’s largest exchange Upbit. The $10.3 billion stock swap aims to combine Naver’s AI with Dunamu’s blockchain technology. This creates a fintech giant right as crypto markets face significant volatility.

by Noah VanceNovember 27, 2025

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