BP Scraps Major UK Hydrogen Plant After Data Center Clash
BP is pulling the plug on a major hydrogen production plant in northeast England. The energy giant says a newly approved data center for the same site makes the projects incompatible.
Month: December 2025
Europol Takes Down a €1.3 Billion Bitcoin Mixer
Law enforcement in Germany and Switzerland, backed by Europol, have shut down the CryptoMixer service. The operation seized servers, a domain, and over €25 million in cryptocurrency tied to the platform.
Your Boss Can Now Read Your Pixel’s RCS Messages
Google is rolling out a new archival app for company-managed Pixel devices. This allows IT administrators to remotely view all RCS messages sent and received, including edits and deletions. The move is a response to regulatory demands for business communication records.
Canada’s Manufacturing Slump Deepens in November
Canada’s manufacturing sector contracted further in November, with the key PMI index dropping to 48.4. The report highlights accelerated declines in output and new orders, driven by persistent market uncertainty and tariffs.
Nvidia Buys $2 Billion Stake in Synopsys in Major Chip Design Push
Nvidia is making a massive strategic move into the chip design software space. The company announced a $2 billion stake in Synopsys as part of a new partnership to integrate Nvidia’s computing power into engineering solutions.
General Mills Bets Its $19.5B Business on Clean Data and AI
For nearly six years, CDTO Jaime Montemayor has been rebuilding General Mills’ tech foundation. Now, with clean data and global engineering teams, the company is automating supply chains and reinventing marketing with AI.
Wind Turbines Are Ditching Electrical Parts for Light
A quiet revolution is happening inside wind turbine nacelles. To solve persistent data failures and costly maintenance, the industry is shifting from electrical slip rings to fibre optic rotary joints (FORJs). This optical technology eliminates wear and interference, future-proofing turbines for the
Is Astera Labs Really The Next Broadcom?
The market is buzzing with the “mini-Broadcom” narrative for Astera Labs, positioning it as the critical “wires” for AI data centers. But Forbes urges caution, noting the leadership team is cashing out and valuations are sky-high. It’s a classic story of a vital tech company facing immense investor
Michael Burry Says Tesla Is ‘Ridiculously Overvalued’
Michael Burry, the investor famous from *The Big Short*, is taking aim at Tesla. He calls the company “ridiculously overvalued” and criticizes its shifting narrative from EVs to robots.
How DoorDash’s CEO Outsmarted UberEats and Won the Food Fight
A new Fortune profile shows how DoorDash CEO Tony Xu turned a startup with less than $30k left into a $13 billion delivery titan. The key? Zigging where rivals zagged, obsessing over customers, and striking when competitors were weak.