OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has reportedly initiated a “code red” effort to make ChatGPT more personalized, pulling resources from other projects. This comes as Google’s AI offerings gain momentum, signaling a more competitive landscape.
The upcoming OnePlus 15R has appeared in a Geekbench listing, confirming key specs ahead of its launch. It’s set to be a global rebrand of the China-exclusive Ace 6T.
SentinelOne’s CEO says emerging products like its AI SIEM and Purple AI now drive half of all new bookings. Despite beating revenue estimates, the stock dropped over 7% on guidance and news the CFO is leaving.
A survey of over 1,000 young professionals reveals they’re deeply integrating AI into their workflows, with huge majorities reporting increased confidence and contribution. The catch? They find generic AI output impersonal and are demanding tools that adapt to their unique voice and context.
Proton has launched Sheets, a new end-to-end encrypted spreadsheet editor. It’s a direct challenge to Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel, promising that not even Proton can see your data. The rollout is gradual, starting now.
According to tests by The How-To Geek, using a VPN will almost always slow your connection. The drop can be drastic—up to 96% on a gigabit plan—but the impact varies wildly based on your base speed and how far the VPN server is.
A new report shows the extraction shooter ARC Raiders was the best-selling game on Steam for November 2025, with over 7.7 million copies sold across all platforms. Its success overshadows even Embark’s own hit, The Finals, but critical acclaim has been harder to find.
Accounting software giant Xero is ending free API access for developers, introducing a tiered pricing model that one startup founder says will cost his company over $17,000 a year. The move has sparked immediate backlash and concerns it will make smaller apps unviable.
The financial value of a university degree in the UK has been quietly collapsing for over a decade. Adjusted for inflation, graduates now earn 30% less than they did in 2007, while competition for entry-level roles has become absurdly fierce.
Samsung is kicking off CES 2026 early with a special event called “The First Look.” CEO TM Roh will host the keynote, focusing on the DX division’s vision and AI-driven experiences. The tech world is watching to see if the hype matches reality.
