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In 2025, AI became a lightning rod for gamers and developers
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2025 was the year generative AI made its presence felt in the video game industry. Its use has been discovered in some of the most popular games of the year, ...

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The best shows and movies to stream on Netflix in 2025
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Netflix has had an interesting year. Its ad tier, introduced last year, has grown significantly, and its live TV initiative has expanded to include not only ...

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Sony’s souped-up PlayStation 5 Pro is $100 off for the rest of today
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Sony’s full suite of PlayStation 5 consoles jumped in price in August due to increased US tariffs, but now through Christmas, you can save $100 on several ...

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Anker’s beefy Laptop Power Bank has returned to its Black Friday low
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As you might expect, things have been relatively quiet on the deals front since Black Friday, particularly when it comes to discounts on charging accessories. ...

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Crunchbase Predicts: IPOs Picked Up In 2025 And The Outlook For 2026 Is Even More Optimistic 
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The IPO market for new technology listings picked up in 2025. So far this year, at least 23 U.S.-based companies have listed above $1 billion ...

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Are We Repeating The Mistakes Of The Last Bubble?
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In December 2021, I highlighted the dangers of tech startups raising capital at inflated revenue multiples between 40x and 70x. At the time, ...

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It’s finally time to retire the word ‘podcast’
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According to YouTube’s 2025 Recap feature, the podcast I consumed the most on its platform was Seth Meyers’ recurring segment “A Closer Look” on his show Late ...

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Samsung ‘Wide Fold’ rumored to rival Apple’s foldable next year
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Apple’s long-rumored foldable iPhone is set to arrive next year and already faces some preemptive competition from Samsung. Korea’s ET News reports that ...

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Chipwrecked
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The AI data center build-out, as it currently stands, is dependent on two things: Nvidia chips and borrowed money. Perhaps it was inevitable that people would ...

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Instacart scraps AI pricing tests that made some products more expensive
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Instacart is ending its AI-powered pricing tests, which led some users to see higher prices on certain products than others. “Now, if two families are shopping ...

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