AMD’s big bet on the Windows AI PC revolution
AMD’s Jason Banta discusses the massive PC refresh opportunity as Windows 10 support ends. The company is banking on its Ryzen AI platform to drive upgrades across consumer and enterprise markets.
Month: November 2025
HP’s OmniBook 7 Aero is my new favorite Windows ultraportable
HP’s latest ultraportable laptop weighs just 2.1 pounds yet packs serious AMD performance. The OmniBook 7 Aero features a vibrant 13-inch display and premium build quality, though battery life tops out around 10 hours. It’s currently on sale for $840, making it a compelling Windows alternative to pr
Why AI’s Real Battle Isn’t About Who Builds It
The global AI race is shifting from technical innovation to practical application. Tianlu Peng’s work at Upbeat demonstrates how emotional intelligence in conversational AI creates real business value. Her frameworks help companies scale AI while preserving human connection.
UPS and FedEx Ground MD-11 Fleets After Deadly Kentucky Crash
Both major shipping companies are taking their MD-11 aircraft out of service after Tuesday’s deadly crash in Kentucky. The decision comes at Boeing’s recommendation as investigators piece together what caused the accident.
Windows Finally Gets Its Own Magic Trackpad – For $150
The HyperSpace Trackpad Pro aims to be the Windows equivalent of Apple’s Magic Trackpad. It features premium glass and aluminum construction with advanced haptic feedback and gesture customization. Available now on Kickstarter for $109 before hitting retail in Q1 2026.
How startups can compete for talent without big tech money
Startups facing million-dollar AI salary competition from companies like Meta and OpenAI need smart compensation strategies. Experts recommend generous equity packages, clear performance accountability, and frameworks that can evolve as companies grow. The key is being fair from the start rather tha
CoreWeave’s $11 Billion Debt Problem Could Sink the AI Boom
CoreWeave, the AI infrastructure darling, faces $11 billion in debt and $34 billion in lease payments while burning cash. The company’s massive liabilities could make it the first domino to fall if the AI boom slows. Everyone’s watching Monday’s earnings for signs of whether the math adds up.
Linux Kernel Finally Gets Proper M.2 SSD Support
Linux kernel developers are introducing proper device tree binding for PCIe M.2 connectors. This fixes the current workaround where developers fake M.2 connectors as PMU nodes. The changes will enable proper power management for SSDs on devicetree platforms.
Can AI Actually Fix Workplace Conflicts?
Artificial intelligence might be repurposed as a tool for creating understanding between entrenched workplace factions. The concept of “cognitive compassion” suggests AI could help decode opposing viewpoints without declaring winners.
GTK Finally Adds Reduced Motion Setting Like Everyone Else
GTK is finally catching up with other major platforms by adding a reduced motion accessibility setting. This helps users with vestibular disorders and attention deficits. The implementation covers both widget animations and CSS animations.