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Month: November 2025

UK’s Filtronic cracks tough packaging for powerful GaN chips
HardwareSemiconductorsTechnology

UK’s Filtronic cracks tough packaging for powerful GaN chips

Filtronic has successfully developed novel plastic QFN packaging for high-power GaN devices after extensive testing. The defense-funded project marks a significant step for UK semiconductor independence in critical systems.

by Darren HoltNovember 18, 2025
Musk to Gates: Close Your “Crazy” Tesla Short or Lose More
Business

Musk to Gates: Close Your “Crazy” Tesla Short or Lose More

Elon Musk is publicly pressuring Bill Gates to close his massive Tesla short position that’s reportedly lost $1.5 billion. The warning comes as Musk celebrates shareholder approval of his trillion-dollar pay package. The feud dates back to 2022 when Gates confirmed betting against Tesla stock.

by Liam DorseyNovember 18, 2025
ZTE’s 5G Win Shows Real Network Improvements
5GInnovationTechnology

ZTE’s 5G Win Shows Real Network Improvements

ZTE Corporation has won the “Best Mobile/5G Service Innovation” award at the 2025 Global Connectivity Awards. The award recognizes their work on the complex CelcomDigi dual-network convergence project in Malaysia. The project delivered significant improvements in network performance and user experie

by Ethan CarverNovember 18, 2025
AI’s Productivity Paradox: Why Faster Isn’t Always Better
AISoftwareTechnology

AI’s Productivity Paradox: Why Faster Isn’t Always Better

AI promises massive productivity gains, but the reality is more complicated. Studies show experienced developers actually take longer when using AI tools, and most enterprise implementations fail to impact profits. The problem? AI gets you 90% there, but that last 10% eats up all your savings.

by Darren HoltNovember 18, 2025
Irish Businesses Are Betting Big on AI, But There’s a Catch
AIBusinessInnovation

Irish Businesses Are Betting Big on AI, But There’s a Catch

Over half of Irish businesses view AI as a priority investment, with 97% focused on efficiency gains. However, the report warns of urgent skills shortages that could derail adoption plans without government support for training.

by Darren HoltNovember 18, 2025
Are AI Companions Creating Emotional Black Holes?
AIPrivacyTechnology

Are AI Companions Creating Emotional Black Holes?

As people form intimate bonds with AI companions, experts warn we’re creating emotional black holes that absorb human vulnerability without genuine reciprocity. This lopsided interaction could fundamentally reshape our capacity for real human connection. The psychological toll might be greater than

by Darren HoltNovember 18, 2025
NetApp Sues Ex-Exec Over “Red Stapler” Startup Scheme
BusinessCybersecurityTechnology

NetApp Sues Ex-Exec Over “Red Stapler” Startup Scheme

NetApp has filed a federal lawsuit against former CTO Jón Stefánsson, alleging he developed competing technology while still employed. The case involves secret “Red Stapler” GitHub repositories and an acquisition by rival VAST Data just weeks after his departure.

by Darren HoltNovember 18, 2025
A16z Super PAC Targets NY Lawmaker Over AI Safety Bill
AIBusinessPolicy

A16z Super PAC Targets NY Lawmaker Over AI Safety Bill

A super PAC with over $100 million in backing from Andreessen Horowitz and OpenAI’s president has made New York Assembly member Alex Bores its first political target. Bores sponsors the RAISE Act, which would require AI safety plans and impose penalties up to $30 million for violations. The lawmaker

by Ethan CarverNovember 18, 2025
The AI bubble risk nobody’s talking about
AIBusinessInnovation

The AI bubble risk nobody’s talking about

Top economist Jeremy Siegel sees parallels between today’s AI spending boom and the dot-com bubble. His concern? Companies are pouring billions into data centers when technology advances could make that infrastructure obsolete overnight.

by Ethan CarverNovember 17, 2025
Salesforce Struggles While Goldman Sachs Dominates Deals
BusinessSoftwareTechnology

Salesforce Struggles While Goldman Sachs Dominates Deals

Salesforce faces analyst downgrades and skepticism about its AI strategy while Goldman Sachs dominates global M&A. The investment bank is on track for its best dealmaking year in nearly a quarter century.

by Liam DorseyNovember 17, 2025

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