Microsoft’s Satya Nadella is the latest tech CEO to land in India as the battle for AI dominance heats up. Amazon just pledged $12.7 billion, with OpenAI and Google also making massive data center investments. Everyone wants a piece of the world’s next major tech proving ground.
A new partnership aims to streamline sending money to China. Mastercard Move and Tencent’s TenPay Global are connecting global remittance networks directly to the Weixin Pay wallet.
Samsung has kicked off the beta program for its next mobile software update, One UI 8.5. The update, built on Android 16 QPR2, brings major upgrades to photo editing, sharing, and device security. For now, it’s only available on the Galaxy S25 series in select markets.
In his first extended interview since joining as global CEO in July, Baiju Shah lays out his vision for AKQA as a “frontier agency.” He believes the fusion of art and engineering is critical to leveraging AI successfully for clients like Nike and Nestlé.
ACEMAGIC has unveiled its upcoming M1A PRO+ mini-PC, built around AMD’s new Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor. It packs up to 128GB of memory and 12TB of storage into a compact “Silver Tank” chassis, targeting professional users.
ASUS is targeting gamers and power users with its new TUF Gaming BE9400 router. It packs Wi-Fi 7’s Multi-Link Operation and a full suite of 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet ports into a mid-priced package, launching in Japan this December.
Headspace is betting its 15-year brand on AI. CEO Tom Pickett, who took over in August 2023, is pushing the company into employer health plans and launching a voice-enabled chatbot, despite industry skepticism and internal layoffs.
Microsoft is rolling out the Windows 11 2025 Update, also known as version 25H2. You can get it faster by changing a Windows Update setting, but there are risks to jumping on the bleeding edge.
Apple is about to release iPadOS 26.2, and it directly addresses one of the biggest complaints about the iPadOS 26 overhaul. The update restores the simple drag-and-drop gestures for Split View and Slide Over that users lost.
A Wells Fargo analysis reveals a massive, permanent shift in global supply chains. Sourcing from China, Hong Kong, and Korea has plummeted from 90% to 50% of volume over the last ten years, a trend that accelerated sharply during the Trump trade war.
