Microsoft is officially launching .NET 10 at its annual .NET Conf virtual event running November 11-13, 2025. The free conference will showcase the platform’s latest advancements with special emphasis on AI integration and cloud development.
Nestlé is overhauling its aging SAP ERP system to set the stage for AI and automation capabilities. The upgrade comes as the company plans to eliminate 16,000 positions globally over the next two years. This represents about 6% of its total workforce.
Spotify crossed 700 million monthly active users in Q3 2025, growing 11% year-over-year. The company is shifting from music streaming to building what it calls the “operating system for global listening” as leadership transitions to co-CEOs.
With the Supreme Court hearing a landmark case on presidential tariff authority, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed the administration has backup options. He specifically mentioned Section 232 and Section 301 as alternatives to the current emergency powers approach.
Microsoft has rolled out voice support for its Copilot mobile app, letting users speak to the AI assistant instead of typing. The feature is available now on iOS and Android for Copilot license holders, with plans to expand to all users soon.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16 represents the most significant update in the platform’s history, featuring AI-ready infrastructure and comprehensive EU digital sovereignty support. The release includes a complete overhaul of installation, security, and management tools while offering 16-year suppor
Nvidia is expanding DLSS support across multiple PC games, with Final Fantasy VII Rebirth getting DLSS 4 on November 5. The company also released new Game Ready drivers for upcoming titles like Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Europa Universalis V.
The Wild linker written in Rust has hit version 0.7 with significant performance improvements. Meanwhile, Tellusim has open-sourced its Core SDK for graphics and compute applications. Both projects represent interesting developments in the high-performance computing space.
Zendesk’s AI agents are autonomously solving 80% of customer support requests, with the remaining 20% escalating to humans. The company integrated GPT-5 for reasoning and action-taking capabilities, plus HyperArc analytics for real-time insights. This combination is cutting workflow failures by 30%
Amazon is rolling out a global system to block unauthorized apps on Fire TV Sticks, targeting modified devices used for piracy. Meanwhile, Michael Burry of The Big Short fame has placed a $1.1bn bet against AI giants Nvidia and Palantir, signaling concerns about an AI bubble. UK government spending
