The AI hype cycle is ending in APAC, replaced by strategic implementation focused on digital sovereignty and core business functions. Leaders are preparing for quantum computing while scaling practical AI solutions across their organizations. The region’s complex regulatory landscape is driving this
Norway’s government has pushed through an emergency measure to suspend its $2.1tn oil fund’s ethics rules. The move prevents forced divestment from Big Tech companies like Amazon, Microsoft and Alphabet over their work with the Israeli government.
AMD has disclosed a high-severity security vulnerability affecting its Zen 5 processors that compromises hardware-based random number generation. The flaw could lead to predictable encryption keys and affects Ryzen 9000, Threadripper 9000, and Epyc Turin chips. AMD expects to complete patching by Ja
Utilities are facing a perfect storm of expanding attack surfaces and organizational gaps. According to Black & Veatch’s 2025 report, malware tops concerns at 41%, but only half of utilities base spending on formal risk assessments.
A new survey reveals that nearly three-quarters of game developers believe Steam operates as a monopoly in PC game distribution. The research from Rokky shows significant industry concern about platform dominance despite alternatives existing.
Researchers at Shanghai Jiao Tong University have created one of the most complex quantum networks to date, connecting 18 users through quantum entanglement. The breakthrough demonstrates network fusion using entanglement swapping, though experts remain skeptical about its real-world practicality.
Companies are pouring AI into broken systems and wondering why it doesn’t work. The real breakthrough is happening in workflow automation, not just content generation. Jasper’s new Grid platform shows where enterprise AI is actually heading.
The Raspberry Pi 5 is getting major Linux compatibility improvements thanks to SUSE engineers. Both U-Boot bootloader support and upstream Ethernet driver patches have been submitted, addressing key limitations for serious Linux users.
Two significant releases hit the open source world this week. The Wild linker continues its rapid development with version 0.7, while Tellusim’s Core SDK becomes available on GitHub for graphics and compute applications.
Bitcoin’s November sell-off accelerated as investors pulled money from risk assets including cryptocurrencies. The token fell 2.5% to $103,952 amid broader concerns about AI stock sustainability.
