The annual Day of the Devs showcase, a collaboration between Double Fine and iam8bit, just wrapped up its 2025 digital event. It was an hour-long dive into 22 promising indie games, featuring moody adventures, creepy horror, and physics-based frog chaos.
HTC is launching its Vive Eagle AI glasses in Hong Kong on December 10, 2025, part of a push into Greater China. The move comes as the company reports a slight year-over-year revenue dip, hoping expansion will improve performance.
OpenAI has poached Slack CEO Denise Dresser to be its new chief revenue officer. The move signals a massive push to sell AI tools to businesses, as the company reportedly eyes over $20 billion in revenue this year.
A study from Consumer Reports and Groundwork Collaborative found price discrepancies on Instacart for about 75% of items checked. This practice, fueled by AI, is called “smart rounding” and it’s contributing to higher costs for consumers.
A new MIT simulation shows AI is technically capable of handling work worth $1.2 trillion in U.S. wages. But that’s not a forecast of job losses. The real story is how companies like Amazon and Deutsche Telekom are using AI to reshape work, not just cut it.
Nintendo’s market value has plummeted by $14 billion as fears over memory chip shortages intensify. The cost of key components for the Switch 2 has skyrocketed, putting future console pricing in serious doubt.
Coupang CEO Park Dae-jun has resigned over a massive data breach first revealed on November 18. The incident affected nearly 34 million customers of the South Korean online retail giant.
The Department of Defense is launching a new AI platform called GenAI.mil, and Google Cloud’s Gemini will be its first tool. The announcement, made on December 9, 2025, frames the tech as a force multiplier, while Google highlights more mundane administrative uses.
Microsoft is making its largest-ever Asia investment, pledging $17.5 billion in India over the next four years. The move, announced by CEO Satya Nadella, aims to build AI infrastructure and skills in one of the world’s fastest-growing digital markets.
The U.S. solar industry just had its third-largest quarter ever, adding 11.7 GW of capacity. Surprisingly, 73% of that new power is being built in so-called “red states.” But industry leaders warn that political roadblocks could freeze this momentum.
