AI coding agents from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google are powerful but problematic. They work by orchestrating multiple LLMs, but face huge “context” limits and can burn through tokens 15x faster than a chat. Understanding their architecture is key to using them without creating a mess.
Amazon is scrambling to adapt as AI agents from OpenAI, Google, and others change how people shop. The company is now hiring a leader to forge partnerships in this new “agentic commerce” space, a market McKinsey says could be worth $1 trillion by 2030.
Scientists have discovered a new function for supportive brain cells called astrocytes. These “lesion-remote astrocytes” can detect damage from afar and signal the immune system to clean up debris, a critical step for healing.
In a move to cool trade tensions, the US is hitting pause on new tariffs for Chinese chips. But the pause only lasts 18 months, with increased duties scheduled for June 2027.
Nissan has confirmed a data breach impacting customers of a specific Japanese dealership. The leak, which includes names and addresses, is connected to the major Red Hat security incident from September.
A U.S. judge has halted a Texas law that would have forced app stores like Apple’s and Google’s to verify user ages starting in January. The ruling is a major win for tech industry groups who argued the law violated free speech rights.
According to XDA-Developers, 2025 was a year of major setbacks and surprises. Rockstar delayed *GTA 6* twice, pushing it to November 2026, while Valve announced a new Steam Machine, VR headset, and controller for 2026. The year was also defined by widespread studio closures at companies like Xbox an
Apple’s 2026 product roadmap is taking shape through internal leaks. The plans point to new home hardware, long-awaited accessory updates, and a surprisingly significant mid-year software release that could define the company’s strategy.
ServiceNow is making its biggest acquisition yet, agreeing to pay $7.75 billion in cash for cybersecurity platform Armis. The deal, set to close in the second half of 2026, is a key piece of ServiceNow’s plan to build a proactive, AI-driven security stack.
China’s exported surveillance state, monitoring Tibetan refugees in Nepal and citizens worldwide, has a surprising origin. The core technology was developed and sold by American companies, despite repeated warnings.
