Xiaomi’s HyperOS 3 rollout picks up speed, but global users wait
Xiaomi’s latest software update is hitting more devices. The rollout is currently focused on the Chinese market, leaving international users in a familiar waiting pattern.
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Darren Holt brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through his specialized background in industrial computing and automation systems, where he deciphers complex technical concepts for mainstream audiences. His analytical approach focuses on the intersection of IoT infrastructure and emerging technologies, examining how they reshape manufacturing and enterprise operations. With a keen eye for identifying practical applications of cutting-edge innovations, Darren provides readers with forward-looking insights that bridge engineering realities with business implications. His work consistently illuminates the human impact of technological progress while maintaining rigorous technical accuracy across diverse industry landscapes.
The AI Trust Gap Is Stalling Enterprise Adoption
A new analysis argues that enterprise AI initiatives are stalling not due to technical flaws, but a fundamental lack of trust. The issue is being mislabeled as an “adoption curve” when it’s really about integrating autonomous systems into legacy human-centric processes.
Oracle’s AI Hype Meets Reality Check in Earnings
Oracle reports earnings Wednesday amid a massive stock sell-off. The company faces questions about its huge AI deals and debt levels, even as analysts see potential for a rebound.
Boom’s Wild Pivot: Supersonic Jet Tech Now Powers AI Data Centers
In a surprising move, Boom Supersonic is using the core technology from its Symphony jet engine to build natural gas turbines for AI data centers. The company just closed a $300 million funding round and revealed a $1.25 billion backlog for its new Superpower turbine, with AI company Crusoe as its f
SAP’s AI got a 95% score, until consultants knew it was AI
SAP ran an internal test where five teams reviewed over 1,000 business requirements completed by its AI, Joule. Teams told it was intern work rated it 95% accurate. The team told it was AI rejected almost everything, until forced to check.
Big Tech’s AI Agent Alliance is a Bet on the Future
Major AI players are trying to bring order to the chaotic world of AI agents. By forming the Agentic AI Foundation, they’re backing three key technologies as potential industry standards.
Intuit CEO’s Reality Check: Customers Don’t Care About AI
At the Fortune Brainstorm AI conference, Intuit CEO Sasan Goodarzi offered a blunt perspective. He argued that small businesses and consumers don’t care about AI itself; they just want help growing and managing their money.
Congress Kills Military Right-to-Repair, Blames Defense Lobby
The final version of the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) has been released, and key provisions granting the military the right to repair its own equipment are gone. Despite support from both parties and the White House, the measures were removed, with advocates pointing to defense con
Fifth Third Bets Big on Brex for Its Corporate Banking Clientele
Fifth Third Bank is partnering with fintech Brex to offer AI-powered corporate cards and financial tech to its commercial clients. The deal, announced December 9, makes Brex the bank’s default commercial card solution. It’s a major scale play for both companies.
ABB and E.ON Team Up To Tackle Industry’s Energy Bill Problem
Two industrial giants, ABB and E.ON, are joining forces to accelerate energy efficiency projects. Their partnership focuses on removing upfront costs for companies in sectors like food & beverage and data centers, offering guaranteed savings through a single service model.