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CES 2026 Will Showcase More Vaporware than Real Products
The early signals around CES 2026 feel off. Not explosive. Not revolutionary. Just inflated in a way that quietly worries engineers more than it excites them. Behind the scenes, a rare consensus is forming across product teams: the gap between stage-ready demonstrations and factory-ready hardware has never been wider. Yet when the Consumer Electronics Show 2026 opens, the…
Tech Giants Reversal 2025: Billion-Dollar Bets Quietly Rewritten
For years, big tech sold a simple story: the future was predetermined, and they were already building it. But in 2025, the narrative broke. Companies that invested billions into AI, AR, and next-gen computing began to slow, stall, or quietly reverse course. The certainty evaporated, marking the beginning of a broader reversal among tech giants…
The Most Returned Tech Gifts During Holiday Seasons
Something odd happens every holiday season with so-called “trending holiday gifts.” The gadgets that dominate ads, influencer videos, and retail displays often become the returned tech gifts that quietly pile up at returns counters. The hype cycle spins fast, leaving behind unopened boxes and frustrated recipients. If you’re an IT leader, CTO, architect, or security professional, this pattern matters…
Why Enterprise AI Failure Hit 70 Per cent in 2025?
Enterprises spent the year talking about transformation. Reality delivered something far less glamorous: stalled pilots, abandoned roadmaps, and AI systems that froze the moment they met real-world complexity. For all the hype, enterprise AI failure became the most uncomfortable open secret in the tech industry. If you are leading AI adoption in a large organisation, you have already seen the…
2025 Tech Roundup: The Year Innovation Refused to Slow Down
The world expected 2025 to settle after a turbulent 2024, yet the opposite happened. Technology surged forward with bold confidence, surprising even the most seasoned teams. This 2025 tech roundup captures a year shaped by rapid shifts, daring ideas, and a renewed sense of creative energy. The biggest story was simple. Innovation did not slow…
Mastering XLOOKUP Excel: The Smarter Way to Work With Data
Modern work demands speed, clarity, and accuracy. Yet many teams still lose time fixing broken formulas or rewriting old spreadsheets. That is why XLOOKUP Excel has become one of the most essential skills for anyone who works with data. That reliability matters even more in 2026. Excel is moving toward AI-driven analysis, and every model…
Dreamhub’s Yoni Benshaul on the Power of AI-Native Architecture
Why verticalisation, ontology, and validation models matter more than features, and how AI-native systems will redefine the software stack. Architects of the Intelligent Future: As AI reshapes the foundations of modern software, a new class of leaders is redefining how systems learn, decide, and evolve. This series spotlights the innovators building architecture-first, context-rich platforms designed for a…
Most Unique Holiday Tech Gifts for 2025
Before you reach for the obvious gift Every year, the holiday rush pushes us toward the same decisions. The safe ones. Earbuds that will be unwrapped, nodded at, and quietly added to a drawer. Watches that replace last year’s watch. Phones that feel more like a chore than a gift. This year, Tech Santa suggests a…
Xfinity Outage Reveals the Fragile Internet We Depend On
The morning of the Xfinity outage felt strangely familiar to anyone who has lived through a sudden internet blackout. One moment, everything worked. The next moment, nothing did. Video calls froze. Schoolwork stalled. Smart devices stopped responding. Even the usual background noise of notifications disappeared. The silence said everything. Our connected lives stop the moment the internet…
Figure AI’s $1 Billion Milestone: Humanoid Hype or Real Business?
Factories are usually the last place swept up by hype. Production floors reward consistency, not spectacle. Yet a robotics startup with limited large-scale deployment is now valued like an established industrial giant. The Figure AI valuation has convinced many executives that general-purpose robots shaped like people might become a future labour category. That belief is…