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The year data centers went from backend to center stage

Data centers are no longer the boring tech issue they once were.

The European startup market's data doesn't match its energy — yet

Europe's startup market hasn't produced meaningful numbers but there is reason to believe the data will start to change.

Anker’s beefy Laptop Power Bank has returned to its Black Friday low

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Waymo explains why its robotaxis got stuck during the SF blackout

The company also said its robotaxis navigated more than 7,000 dark stoplights successfully on Saturday.

Why the operating room is ripe for AI, according to Akara

The Equity podcast crew digs into how Akara uses AI and thermal sensors to fix one of hospitals’ most expensive bottlenecks: OR coordination.

Waymo is testing Gemini as an in-car AI assistant in its robotaxis

Waymo is testing a Gemini-powered in-car AI assistant, per findings from a 1,200-line system prompt. The assistant can answer general knowledge questions, control certain in-cabin features, and more.

The best shows and movies to stream on Netflix in 2025

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TV Technica: Our favorite shows of 2025

Netflix and Apple TV dominate this year’s list with thrillers, fantasy, sci-fi, and murder.

In 2025, AI became a lightning rod for gamers and developers

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The Pluribus finale showed there’s a lot more to the story

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Can AI fix the operating room? This startup thinks so

Watch as Akara CEO Conor McGinn digs into how AI and thermal sensors are cutting costly operating room delays in hospitals.

Waymo explains Saturday’s self-driving shutdown in San Francisco.

When a substation fire cut off electricity across the city, Waymo SUVs stuck at malfunctioning stoplights quickly became another headache, and now the company is explaining it as an issue of too many remote operator assistance requests: