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Author: Darren Holt

Darren Holt brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through his specialized background in industrial computing and automation systems, where he deciphers complex technical developments into accessible insights for both enterprise leaders and engineering professionals. His analytical approach particularly illuminates how IoT architectures and edge computing solutions are reshaping manufacturing and infrastructure sectors, often drawing from hands-on experience with operational technology deployments. Darren maintains a forward-looking focus on emerging industrial technologies while contextualizing their practical implementation challenges and business implications, establishing him as a trusted voice for readers navigating the convergence of physical and digital systems.
Nirvana Insurance Raises $100M to Bet on an AI-Native Future
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Nirvana Insurance Raises $100M to Bet on an AI-Native Future

Nirvana Insurance has raised $100 million to fund its AI operating system for commercial auto insurance. The company says its tech can give safe fleets upfront discounts of up to 20% and deliver precise quotes in minutes, addressing the industry’s need for speed.

by Darren HoltDecember 23, 2025
Thermaltake’s new AIO cooler has a huge, curved screen on it
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Thermaltake’s new AIO cooler has a huge, curved screen on it

Thermaltake has launched a new flagship AIO liquid cooler that puts a massive, curved AMOLED display front and center. The MAGCurve 360 Ultra ARGB aims to be a visual centerpiece for high-end builds, but it comes at a premium price starting around $289.

by Darren HoltDecember 22, 2025
That Hidden Windows 11 Driver Is Real, And It’s Wild
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That Hidden Windows 11 Driver Is Real, And It’s Wild

Microsoft has finally built a native NVMe driver into Windows, ditching a legacy SCSI workaround. Early tests show potential speed boosts up to 45%, but enabling it on Windows 11 is a risky, unsupported process that could break your system.

by Darren HoltDecember 22, 2025
OpenAI vs. Google: Who Wins in a Five-Forces Fight?
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OpenAI vs. Google: Who Wins in a Five-Forces Fight?

Using Michael Porter’s classic “Five Forces” framework, analysts see the AI industry as a brutal three-horse race. While OpenAI has brand momentum, Google controls more of the value chain and is better insulated from supplier power.

by Darren HoltDecember 22, 2025
Is 8GB of VRAM Really Enough? A 9060 XT Owner Weighs In
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Is 8GB of VRAM Really Enough? A 9060 XT Owner Weighs In

According to Wccftech, a Sapphire PR manager claimed the 8GB 9060 XT is a capable 1080p card for “99% of games.” An owner who bought the card for $225 in August put that claim to the test at 1440p with FSR4, finding severe limitations with ray tracing enabled in titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and A Plag

by Darren HoltDecember 21, 2025
Collibra CEO Says Not Using AI is a “Red Flag” for Job Seekers
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Collibra CEO Says Not Using AI is a “Red Flag” for Job Seekers

Felix Van de Maele, CEO of the data governance platform Collibra, says he expects all candidates to “think AI first.” He argues that in the enterprise world, the big challenge is fine-tuning models to a company’s specific data, which is where his firm sees its niche.

by Darren HoltDecember 21, 2025
Chrome’s Reading Mode on Android Gets a New Font for Easier Reading
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Chrome’s Reading Mode on Android Gets a New Font for Easier Reading

Google is adding the Lexend font to Chrome’s Reading mode on Android, starting in the Canary build. The font is designed to reduce visual stress and improve readability, especially on small screens. This brings the mobile version up to par with the desktop experience.

by Darren HoltDecember 20, 2025
Google’s new “open” Android still comes with a $4 per install fee
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Google’s new “open” Android still comes with a $4 per install fee

Google has outlined its plan to comply with a court order to open Android to third-party payments and app stores. But the new system includes fees of $2.85 to $3.65 per app install from an external link, plus ongoing revenue cuts. Developers have until January 28th to enroll in the programs.

by Darren HoltDecember 20, 2025
Home Care Fraud Is Getting Worse, and Patients Are Dying
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Home Care Fraud Is Getting Worse, and Patients Are Dying

A new report details a grim rise in home healthcare fraud where workers send unqualified friends to impersonate them. With 298 fraud convictions for personal care attendants in 2024, the system’s weak verification is failing vulnerable patients, sometimes with fatal results.

by Darren HoltDecember 19, 2025
AI Art Tools Compared: OpenArt, Firefly, Designer, Desygner
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AI Art Tools Compared: OpenArt, Firefly, Designer, Desygner

Gizmodo recently compared several AI-powered design platforms. Each tool serves a different user, from pros in the Adobe ecosystem to teams needing quick, branded content.

by Darren HoltDecember 19, 2025

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