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Month: December 2025

Italy’s $4.7 Billion Fiber Fight Gets Legal as KKR’s FiberCop Sues
BusinessInnovationTechnology

Italy’s $4.7 Billion Fiber Fight Gets Legal as KKR’s FiberCop Sues

KKR-backed FiberCop has filed a legal challenge against Italy’s broadband agency Infratel, claiming it gave unfair advantages to its state-backed rival, Open Fiber. The dispute centers on a review of contracts for over 700,000 addresses under the EU’s “Italia a 1 Giga” program and could complicate I

by Julian TrentDecember 23, 2025
Apple’s iOS 26.3 is basically an EU compliance update
PrivacySoftwareTechnology

Apple’s iOS 26.3 is basically an EU compliance update

Apple’s upcoming iOS 26.3 update is packed with features specifically for the European Union. It includes tools for easier pairing with non-Apple devices and data transfer to Android, all mandated by the Digital Markets Act.

by Darren HoltDecember 23, 2025
Samsung’s Harman Buys ZF’s ADAS Unit for $1.76 Billion
HardwareManufacturingTechnology

Samsung’s Harman Buys ZF’s ADAS Unit for $1.76 Billion

Samsung’s automotive arm, Harman, is making a huge move into self-driving tech. The company is acquiring the ADAS unit from German auto supplier ZF for a cool $1.76 billion.

by Darren HoltDecember 23, 2025
Nvidia’s Top SE Asia Partner Under US Probe For China Chip Smuggling
AIBusinessSemiconductors

Nvidia’s Top SE Asia Partner Under US Probe For China Chip Smuggling

A Singapore AI firm called Megaspeed has imported over $4.6 billion in Nvidia GPUs since 2023. Now, the US is investigating whether it’s a front for smuggling those restricted chips into China, a probe that could reshape global export controls.

by Julian TrentDecember 23, 2025
Copper’s Wild Ride to $12,000: Tariffs and Mine Outages Fuel Rally
BusinessManufacturingTechnology

Copper’s Wild Ride to $12,000: Tariffs and Mine Outages Fuel Rally

Copper just smashed through $12,000 a ton for the first time ever. The rally is being fueled by a perfect storm of potential US tariffs and severe supply disruptions, even as demand in China weakens.

by Darren HoltDecember 23, 2025
Nigeria’s Big Bet on a Google Cable to Fix Its Internet
CloudInnovationTechnology

Nigeria’s Big Bet on a Google Cable to Fix Its Internet

Nigeria is negotiating with Google to build a new undersea internet cable, aiming to diversify its connections and avoid outages. The country’s tech chief calls the current setup a “single point of failure” and wants more investment in cloud and computing power.

by Darren HoltDecember 23, 2025
AICloudInnovation

Google’s $4.75 Billion Bet On Power For AI

Alphabet is spending billions to secure clean energy for its AI data centers. The $4.75 billion acquisition of Intersect Power comes as Google’s carbon emissions have surged 48% since 2019.

by Oliver KeatonDecember 22, 2025
Oyster’s $1B HR Valuation Shows Remote Work Is Sticking
BusinessSoftwareStartups

Oyster’s $1B HR Valuation Shows Remote Work Is Sticking

Oyster, a platform for hiring and paying remote global teams, just hit a $1 billion valuation. Its explosive growth underscores a permanent shift in how companies build their workforces.

by Oliver KeatonDecember 22, 2025
Europe’s AI Push: Dual-Use Tech is the New Battleground
AIInnovationStartups

Europe’s AI Push: Dual-Use Tech is the New Battleground

The European Commission says integrating AI across civilian and defense sectors is critical for the bloc’s future. While investment is growing, structural hurdles remain for startups trying to scale.

by Julian TrentDecember 22, 2025
AI is Creating New HR Jobs, and They Pay Well
AIBusinessInnovation

AI is Creating New HR Jobs, and They Pay Well

AI adoption in HR is leading to a wave of new, specialized job titles. These roles focus on managing the human-AI relationship, from training the systems to governing their ethical use.

by Oliver KeatonDecember 22, 2025

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