Monzo’s CEO Got Pushed Out Over IPO Fight
The board of UK fintech Monzo reportedly forced CEO TS Anil to step down. The key issues were a clash over when to take the company public and concerns over his long-term commitment post-listing.
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Monzo’s CEO Got Pushed Out Over IPO Fight
According to TechCrunch, Monzo's board pushed out CEO TS Anil, with former Google exec Diana Layfield set to take over early next year. The Financial…
Ditch the Bloat: 5 Tiny Apps That Replaced My Whole Productivity Suite
According to XDA-Developers, a writer overwhelmed by the complexity and maintenance of modern, all-in-one productivity suites has replaced large portions of that software stack with…
A $3.6 Billion Real Estate Fund Just Got a Brutal Public Market Reality Check
According to Financial Times News, the Bluerock Private Real Estate Fund (BPRE), a $3.6 billion interval fund, made its debut on the New York Stock…
Google’s AI Agent Research Flips the Script on Multi-Agent Hype
According to Fortune, a recent McKinsey survey found the rollout of AI agents has been slow, with less than a quarter of businesses deploying them…
ChatGPT Gets Apple Music and a Much Faster Image Generator
According to MacRumors, OpenAI announced a dual feature drop for ChatGPT today, headlined by upcoming Apple Music integration and a significantly upgraded image generation model.…
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US Puts £31B UK Tech Deal on Ice, Straining “Special Relationship”
According to TechRepublic, the US has put a massive £31 billion "tech prosperity deal" with the UK on hold. The deal, announced last year during…
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The FinOps Foundation’s FOCUS Gets Sharper
According to Network World, the FinOps Foundation, a Linux Foundation project, has released version 1.3 of its FinOps Open Cost…
Cross-Platform Tracking Is The Real Prize, Not AirDrop
According to Android Police, the big tech moment of late 2025 is the interoperability between Apple's AirDrop and Google's Quick…
Trump’s AI Power Grab: A New Federal Preemption Push
According to The Verge, on the evening of Thursday, December 4, 2025, President Donald Trump signed a new executive order…
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Lenovo’s rollable gaming laptop might be coming in 2026
According to CNET, a leak from marketing materials suggests Lenovo could introduce a new Legion gaming laptop with a horizontally rollable screen at CES 2026…
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The Deepfake Crisis Is Here, And It’s Already Costing Billions
According to PYMNTS.com, Resemble AI has raised $13 million in new funding to tackle what it calls a "deepfake crisis." The company cites staggering numbers,…
Ditch the Bloat: 5 Tiny Apps That Replaced My Whole Productivity Suite
A tech writer found their heavyweight productivity apps were creating more work than they saved. The solution was a radical shift to a handful of tiny, single-purpose open-source tools that do one job perfectly.
A $3.6 Billion Real Estate Fund Just Got a Brutal Public Market Reality Check
A major private real estate fund just listed on the stock market, and investors immediately voted with their wallets. The fund’s shares opened at a staggering 38% discount to its last reported net asset value. This is a stark lesson in the difference between private marks and public market prices.
Google’s AI Agent Research Flips the Script on Multi-Agent Hype
The promise of AI agents in 2025 hasn’t fully materialized, with most businesses still experimenting. Google’s new research provides a crucial framework for when to use a single agent versus a complex multi-agent system, and the results are surprising.
ChatGPT Gets Apple Music and a Much Faster Image Generator
OpenAI is rolling out two major upgrades to ChatGPT today. Users will soon get Apple Music integration for playlists, and a new image model that’s up to 4x faster.
Microsoft’s Latest Security Update Breaks VPNs for Some Users
Microsoft has confirmed that recent Windows 11 security updates are breaking VPN connectivity for some users. The problem primarily affects enterprise users running the Windows Subsystem for Linux. A fix is still under investigation.
LG TVs Get a Forced, Unremovable Microsoft Copilot App
LG smart TVs are receiving a webOS update that automatically installs a Microsoft Copilot tile on the home screen. The app cannot be uninstalled, only hidden, leading to significant user frustration over forced software and a lack of control.
Larian’s CEO Fights AI Backlash: “We’re Not Replacing Artists”
Following a Bloomberg report, Larian CEO Swen Vincke faced backlash for comments on using AI. He has since clarified that the studio uses AI only for early ideation and is actively hiring more human artists and writers.