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Crypto Taxes, Tesla’s Reality Check, and a New Space Race
BusinessPrivacySoftware

Crypto Taxes, Tesla’s Reality Check, and a New Space Race

A busy week in tech sees HMRC start collecting crypto user data automatically, while Tesla publishes surprisingly low sales forecasts. Meanwhile, the race to replace the aging ISS begins.

by Marcus LinfieldJanuary 1, 2026
Google’s AI Comeback Story Is a Wall Street Smash
AIBusinessSoftware

Google’s AI Comeback Story Is a Wall Street Smash

Google just wrapped up its best year on Wall Street since 2009, finally convincing investors its AI story has legs. This came after a brutal first quarter where the stock plunged 18%, its worst period since mid-2022. The turnaround was fueled by viral AI features and a major talent grab.

by Darren HoltDecember 31, 2025
Kojima Says 2026 Is For “Staying Grounded,” Not New Games
GamingInnovationSoftware

Kojima Says 2026 Is For “Staying Grounded,” Not New Games

Hideo Kojima has outlined his studio’s plans for 2026, which he calls a year for “staying grounded and laying solid foundations.” The focus is on developing ‘OD’ and preparing ‘Physint,’ meaning no new game releases are expected.

by Marcus LinfieldDecember 31, 2025
Linux 6.19 Is Adding Support For Some Key Laptops
ComputingHardwareSoftware

Linux 6.19 Is Adding Support For Some Key Laptops

The Linux 6.19 kernel merge window is bringing in new hardware support to close out 2025. Key additions include sensor monitoring for high-end ASUS motherboards and fixes for several modern laptops.

by Darren HoltDecember 31, 2025
I’ve Run Windows 11 Without TPM for Years. It’s Fine.
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

I’ve Run Windows 11 Without TPM for Years. It’s Fine.

When Windows 11 launched in October 2021, its TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot requirements locked out many PCs. One writer bypassed them on an old HP laptop and has been running the OS without major issues for years, challenging the necessity of the official specs.

by Noah VanceDecember 31, 2025
Meta’s $2 Billion Bet on an AI Agent
AIBusinessSoftware

Meta’s $2 Billion Bet on an AI Agent

Meta is spending big to catch up in AI. Its acquisition of the buzzy startup Manus could bring powerful, task-handling AI agents to billions of users on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.

by Noah VanceDecember 30, 2025
Meta’s $2B+ Manus Buy Puts AI Agents in Your Workflow
AIComputingSoftware

Meta’s $2B+ Manus Buy Puts AI Agents in Your Workflow

Meta just dropped a reported $2 billion-plus to acquire Manus, a startup whose AI agent handles tasks end-to-end. The plan is to bake this automation directly into Meta’s consumer and business products. Here’s what that shift from chat to execution actually means.

by Noah VanceDecember 30, 2025
Octopus Energy Spins Off Its AI Tech Unit at a Huge Valuation
AISoftwareStartups

Octopus Energy Spins Off Its AI Tech Unit at a Huge Valuation

British energy firm Octopus Energy is spinning out its AI and software division, Kraken Technologies. The move comes after a $1 billion funding round that values Kraken at a staggering $8.65 billion.

by Noah VanceDecember 30, 2025
Meta’s $2 Billion Bet on AI Agents
AIBusinessSoftware

Meta’s $2 Billion Bet on AI Agents

Meta is shelling out roughly $2 billion to acquire the buzzy AI startup Manus. The deal will see Manus’s advanced AI agents integrated across Meta’s family of apps.

by Noah VanceDecember 30, 2025
Apple’s 2025 Software Was All About Looking Good and Getting Stuff Done
InnovationSoftwareTechnology

Apple’s 2025 Software Was All About Looking Good and Getting Stuff Done

Apple’s 2025 software updates brought a major visual overhaul and powerful new productivity features. The changes signal a shift towards more desktop-like workflows on iPad and smarter, AI-assisted communication. It’s a year where polish met practicality.

by Darren HoltDecember 30, 2025

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