A new wave of AI is automating the entire conversion rate optimization process. Startups like Moonshot AI are using it to run tests and implement changes autonomously, claiming massive revenue lifts for brands.
A new regulatory push in China aims to protect children from AI chatbots, while Octopus Energy’s tech platform Kraken secures a massive valuation. Meanwhile, Tesla faces more than just Musk-related headwinds.
ARTERY Technology is gearing up for a Taipei Exchange listing in late January 2026. The MCU supplier is pivoting to performance-driven applications like drones and edge AI to escape margin pressure in China’s crowded low-end market. Its strategy hinges on developing more advanced 28nm chips.
According to TechRadar, Nintendo’s Switch 2 momentum is set to continue into 2026 with a packed schedule of exclusives and surprising third-party support. The big mystery? A new 3D Mario game to coincide with the 2026 movie sequel.
According to a new report, Tesla’s much-hyped robotaxi program is a tiny operation with major problems. While Elon Musk promised millions of autonomous cars, the reality is about 30 supervised cabs in one city, struggling with basic safety and traffic laws.
Insilico Medicine, an AI-powered drug discovery company, saw its shares surge nearly 25% in its Hong Kong IPO. The listing, backed by giants like Eli Lilly and Tencent, values the firm at over $2 billion. Now, it has to prove its technology can actually get a drug to market.
Japan’s Topix index closed 2025 at 3,408.97, finally exceeding its year-end high from the 1989 bubble economy. The benchmark gained 22% for the year, marking its third straight annual rise. Analysts see the rally broadening beyond AI stocks.
Apple has launched a new ad campaign for the Apple Watch focused on sticking to fitness resolutions. The “Quit Quitting” spots show users literally running away from temptation, with a tagline warning most people quit by January 9.
CES 2026 is shaping up to be an AI hardware extravaganza. Companies are pushing everything from AI-powered smart glasses to humanoid robots, but the gap between flashy demos and real-world usefulness remains a huge challenge.
The explosive growth of AI data centers is colliding with a slow-moving power grid. According to an expert with over 100 patents, the industry’s key assumption about data centers as flexible grid resources is dangerously wrong, risking underbuilt infrastructure and ceding ground to China.
