As companies move from AI pilots to full production, entirely new job categories are emerging. These roles focus on the messy human side of AI collaboration, from designing how decisions are made to ensuring the tech feels trustworthy.
HPE announced it will be one of the first OEMs to adopt AMD’s Helios AI server rack in 2025. Its key differentiator is a custom “scale-up” Ethernet switch developed with Broadcom to rival Nvidia’s NVLink.
The AI industry is in a state of frenzied competition. OpenAI is reportedly in a “code red” scramble to improve ChatGPT, while Apple just hired a key Microsoft AI leader who had only been there for four months. The battle for top talent and product supremacy is intensifying.
The Panels wallpaper app from tech reviewer Marques Brownlee is being discontinued. The app faced immediate criticism for its $11.99 monthly subscription and aggressive data tracking. Its code will be open-sourced in 2026.
A dangerous new Android malware family named Albiriox is being marketed as Malware-as-a-Service on Russian cybercrime forums. For a monthly subscription, it offers full remote takeover of devices to target financial and cryptocurrency applications worldwide.
Cross-border payments platform Sokin has reached a $300 million valuation following a new Series B funding round. The company plans to use the capital to expand its infrastructure and secure licenses in key global markets like Asia and the Middle East.
The cybersecurity industry consolidated rapidly in November 2025 as major players like Palo Alto Networks and Zscaler acquired startups focused on AI-driven security and observability. These deals highlight a strategic push to automate defense and manage risk in complex, cloud-native environments.
Bicker Elektronik has introduced a compact, fanless DC-ATX power supply designed for harsh industrial environments. The DC401W delivers 400 watts continuous power, supports a wide 6-36VDC input range, and operates from -20°C to +60°C. It’s built for reliability with polymer capacitors rated for over
David Sacks, Trump’s AI and crypto advisor, is under fire for policies that benefit his own investments. Meanwhile, South Korea investigates a leak of 34 million Coupang user records, and ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger airs some serious dirty laundry.
CD Projekt’s CEO says the company still aims to launch the entire new Ciri-fronted Witcher trilogy within a six-year window. This would mean releasing three massive AAA RPGs by 2033, a pace the studio has never achieved before.
