Matt Milano

In 2025, AI integrates with quantum computing, sustainable energy, IoT, blockchain, and 5G, boosting efficiency in healthcare and finance while contributing trillions to the economy. Sustainable innovations address energy demands and climate issues, but ethical concerns, data privacy, job displacement, and cybersecurity threats persist. Collaborative efforts are essential for inclusive growth.

T-Mobile has launched a loyalty program offering bill credits to long-term subscribers to combat rising churn in the competitive U.S. telecom market. Targeting potential defectors, it provides 6-12 months of reductions, mirroring retention tactics in other industries. This strategy aims to boost customer lifetime value amid rivals' promotions and 5G expansions.

In 2025, AI, quantum computing, and sustainable innovations will redefine industries, enhancing operations, decision-making, and connectivity via integrations like IoT and 5G. While promising growth in sectors like healthcare and finance, challenges include ethics, regulation, talent shortages, and security risks. Executives must invest strategically to navigate these shifts successfully.

Brave is the latest application to block Microsoft Recall, joining other privacy-conscious apps in their attempts to protect user privacy.

DuckDuckGo continues to give users the ability to control how much they interact with AI, with its latest feature giving users the ability to disable AI-generated images in search results.

Ford CEO Jim Farley has made a dire prediction, saying AI will replace half of all white-collar jobs in the US.

The New York Times just emerged as an unabashed enemy of privacy, with plans to search people's private ChatGPT logs.

Android 16 is bringing a major new privacy and security feature, warning users when their phone connects to a "stingray" fake cell tower.

The Supreme Court has struck down a challenge to the Universal Service Fund (USF), a program designed to improve broadband access in schools and rural areas.

The Linux world is abuzz with news of XLibre, a fork of the venerable X11 window display system, which aims to be an alternative to X11's successor, Wayland.