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Month: December 2025

Couchbase Launches AI Services to Unify Data and Models
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Couchbase Launches AI Services to Unify Data and Models

Couchbase has launched its AI Services platform, now generally available. It integrates data processing, vector search, and AI model hosting to reduce complexity in building production AI agents.

by Darren HoltDecember 10, 2025
NASA’s MAVEN Mars Orbiter Has Gone Silent, Again
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NASA’s MAVEN Mars Orbiter Has Gone Silent, Again

NASA has lost contact with the MAVEN spacecraft orbiting Mars. The probe, which studies the atmosphere and relays rover data, went silent on December 6. Its future was already uncertain due to proposed budget cuts.

by Darren HoltDecember 10, 2025
Intel loses final appeal, must pay $276M in EU antitrust fine
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Intel loses final appeal, must pay $276M in EU antitrust fine

Intel has lost its latest legal challenge in a long-running EU antitrust case and must pay a €237 million fine. The penalty stems from “naked restrictions,” where Intel paid PC makers to delay AMD-powered products between 2002 and 2006. This closes a major chapter in a legal saga that began in 2009.

by Darren HoltDecember 10, 2025
Arista’s new campus tech aims for 500k clients, smarter AI help
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Arista’s new campus tech aims for 500k clients, smarter AI help

Arista is tackling big campus networks with VESPA, a system designed to support over 500,000 wireless clients. It’s also adding new LLM-powered reasoning to its AVA AI assistant for deeper network insights and problem prevention.

by Darren HoltDecember 10, 2025
Inside the Army’s $10 Million Stryker Combat Vehicle
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Inside the Army’s $10 Million Stryker Combat Vehicle

The Stryker armored vehicle is a workhorse for the Army, with over 3,000 in service. The Dragoon variant packs a 30mm autocannon and costs a cool $10 million fully loaded.

by Darren HoltDecember 10, 2025
Is “GEO” Really the Next SEO? I’m Skeptical.
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Is “GEO” Really the Next SEO? I’m Skeptical.

A new report claims Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is the next big thing for digital visibility in the age of AI. But the reality is messy, personal, and full of unknowns. Here’s why it’s not so simple.

by Natalie BrooksDecember 10, 2025
ChatGPT Tops App Store Downloads, But The Awards Tell a Different Story
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ChatGPT Tops App Store Downloads, But The Awards Tell a Different Story

According to Apple’s 2025 data, ChatGPT was the most downloaded free iPhone app. However, the App Store Award winners for technical and cultural impact were completely different apps like Tiimo and Essayist.

by Natalie BrooksDecember 10, 2025
A $10 Billion Data Center Gamble in Small-Town Texas
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A $10 Billion Data Center Gamble in Small-Town Texas

A proposed $10 billion, 1GW data center campus in Lacy Lakeview, Texas, has received initial approval. The project promises huge tax revenue but faces resident concerns over being used as a “resource.”

by Darren HoltDecember 10, 2025
Microsoft’s January Patch Drops Fixes for 38 Windows Flaws
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Microsoft’s January Patch Drops Fixes for 38 Windows Flaws

Microsoft’s January 2026 security update addresses a wide range of vulnerabilities, with a focus on Windows. A critical zero-day flaw in the cloud file driver is already being used in attacks, making this patch cycle urgent for sysadmins.

by Darren HoltDecember 10, 2025
8 Linux distros that feel like Windows, for when Windows 10 dies
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8 Linux distros that feel like Windows, for when Windows 10 dies

With Windows 10’s end-of-life looming in 2025, many are looking at Linux. ZDNet highlights eight distributions specifically designed to ease the transition by mimicking the familiar Windows look and feel, making the switch less daunting.

by Natalie BrooksDecember 10, 2025

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