The coming year in cloud computing looks turbulent. According to new predictions, we’re facing major multiday outages as hyperscalers prioritize AI infrastructure over legacy systems. Enterprises are responding by shifting toward private AI deployments, while specialized neoclouds capture $20 billio
AMD is reportedly preparing additional Radeon AI PRO R9000 “RDNA 4” GPUs beyond the existing R9700 model. The newly spotted R9700S and R9600D variants suggest expansion into mobile and potentially Chinese markets. These discoveries come from AMD’s own support pages and Linux driver documentation.
Google is tightening restrictions on its free AI offerings as demand surges. Free users now get just two daily images from Nano Banana Pro, down from three, while Gemini 3 Pro’s free tier faces new limitations too.
AI companies want to double computing power by 2030, requiring $2.5 trillion and enough electricity for 30 million homes. Some data centers are already hitting power walls, while others are building their own generation. The race is on to power the AI revolution.
AI shopping assistants are set to transform online retail, with Morgan Stanley forecasting widespread adoption by 2030. These tools could significantly expand the e-commerce market while reshaping how consumers shop online.
Google added Deep Research to NotebookLM on November 13th, but the implementation disappoints. The feature feels clunky, lacks key integrations, and pulls the tool away from its source-first identity that made it unique.
WhatsApp is removing third-party AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Copilot from its platform. The change takes effect January 15, 2026, affecting over 50 million users. Meta AI will become the only chatbot available in WhatsApp.
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney claims AI labels on digital game stores like Steam “make no sense” because AI will become ubiquitous in development. The billionaire tech mogul believes disclosures only matter for art exhibits and content licensing, not games. Major publishers like Square Enix and Krafton
Warsaw-based Global Work AI has raised €2 million to expand its AI-powered job search platform. The funding will fuel development of automated applications and the launch of Mia AI, a comprehensive career assistant. This brings the company’s total funding to €3.1 million since its 2024 founding.
Security researchers warn that agentic AI systems could soon automate vulnerability scanning, exploitation, and backdoor installation for cybercriminals. The technology represents a “major leap” for the cybercrime ecosystem that could democratize sophisticated attacks.
