Disney channels including ESPN, ABC and FX are returning to YouTube TV after a two-week blackout. The new deal includes Disney+ and Hulu bundles for subscribers, who can still claim their $20 credit until December 9.
A new report reveals Ubisoft was developing a games-as-a-service Splinter Cell title before canceling it. The project then morphed into XDefiant, which shut down after just one year. Meanwhile, a Splinter Cell remake is still in development.
Elon Musk’s long-standing opposition to Apple CarPlay might finally be ending. Bloomberg reports Tesla is discussing adding the popular infotainment system to its vehicles in the coming months. This would mark a major shift for the electric vehicle maker.
South Korean gaming giant Krafton is pivoting hard into AI, announcing a voluntary resignation program and hiring freeze. The company behind PUBG and Subnautica says it’s “supporting members” during this “AI transformation era.” But the move comes despite the company posting strong recent profits.
AI tools that promised to streamline work are actually creating more of it. Managers see tasks completed faster but don’t understand the editing and review process required. The result? Cognitive decline and burnout instead of efficiency gains.
A Florida-based real estate brokerage just announced a massive $1.25 billion funding round to enter the AI data center market. The company plans to repurpose properties into next-generation computing facilities. Details on specific projects, however, remain scarce.
According to Fidelity’s quantum technology VP Michael Dascal, 2025 represents a pivotal moment for quantum exploration in financial services. The UN-declared International Year of Quantum Science coincides with the 100th anniversary of quantum mechanics’ foundational paper.
Lovable, the vibe coding startup, is reportedly in talks to raise at a $6 billion valuation. The company reached $100 million in annualized revenue in just eight months and now has 8 million active users. This would triple its valuation from July’s $1.8 billion mark.
Three-quarters of small business owners anticipate revenue gains despite ongoing economic challenges. Their confidence is driving investment and innovation as we approach 2026.
Apple has rebranded Apple TV+ to simply Apple TV while dramatically expanding its value proposition. Starting in 2026, the $12.99 monthly subscription will include full F1 coverage and all MLS games that previously cost $209 annually extra.
