News•Nov 11, 2025
Google Explains the Gemini Home Rollout 'Confusion' – and Reveals when to Expect a Full Launch
Google clarified that its Gemini AI will replace Google Assistant in the Google Home app, with the rollout beginning in the United States now and expanding to other markets by the first quarter of 2026. The upgrade is applied per home rather than per account, requiring users to sign up for early access and keep their home address current in the app. Gemini will run on Google smart‑home devices up to ten years old, offering basic AI features for free and advanced capabilities via a paid Google Home Premium subscription. Early testers have reported both strong enthusiasm and some criticism of the new experience.
By TechRadar
News•Nov 11, 2025
Software Budgets Are Being Wasted on Over-Engineered IT Tools
A Freshworks survey of more than 700 IT, CX, finance and operations professionals found that one‑fifth of software budgets – roughly $1 of every $5 spent – is wasted on over‑engineered tools that fail to deliver expected ROI. Over half...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
Looking to Slice Your Cloud Bill? This New Service Lets You Rent Lenovo Workstations 50% Cheaper than Public Cloud Alternatives
IMSCAD has launched a Workstation‑as‑a‑Service that rents Lenovo ThinkStation P3 Ultra machines, hosted in Equinix data centres, to users needing high‑performance graphics. The dedicated workstations feature up to a 6.0 GHz Gen 9 Intel CPU and Nvidia GPUs with up to 24 GB VRAM, and...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
This Week in SaaS - Nov 4 - 10, 2025
This week’s SaaS roundup spotlights a surge of AI‑focused funding, with notable rounds for Metropolis, Armis, Beacon Software and several others raising between $20M and $500M, underscoring the market’s appetite for AI‑driven infrastructure and go‑to‑market platforms. Major M&A activity includes...
By SaasRise
News•Nov 10, 2025
ABM List Building with Apollo, Instantly, ListKit, Clay, and LinkedIn
The post outlines a step‑by‑step ABM list‑building playbook that leverages Apollo, ListKit, Instantly, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, and Clay to create a high‑quality, enriched prospect database for B2B growth. It emphasizes defining a clear ICP, using each tool for data acquisition,...
By SaasRise
News•Nov 10, 2025
Chronosphere Takes on Datadog with AI that Explains Itself, Not Just Outages
Chronosphere, the $1.6 billion New‑York observability startup, announced AI‑Guided Troubleshooting built around a Temporal Knowledge Graph that continuously maps services, dependencies and change events. The feature delivers data‑backed “Suggestions,” investigation notebooks and natural‑language queries, keeping engineers in control by showing the...
By VentureBeat
News•Nov 10, 2025
How to Use ChatGPT to Create ABM Account Lists for Niche ICPs
The post explains how to leverage ChatGPT as a research and data‑analysis tool to build highly targeted ABM account lists for niche ideal customer profiles, outlining a step‑by‑step workflow from defining the ICP to prompting ChatGPT, enriching results with tools...
By SaasRise
News•Nov 10, 2025
How to Use Clay to Build and Enrich an Account-Based Marketing (ABM) Lead List
The post is a step‑by‑step guide on using the Clay platform to create, enrich, and activate a unified account‑based marketing (ABM) lead list, covering everything from defining the ideal customer profile to adding verified work and personal emails, phone numbers,...
By SaasRise
News•Nov 10, 2025
How to Use LinkedIn Sales Navigator to Build an Account-Based Marketing (ABM) Lead List
The post explains how to leverage LinkedIn Sales Navigator to create a high‑quality ABM lead list, starting with a precise Ideal Customer Profile, using Navigator’s filters, and exporting data via Chrome extensions or outsourced help. It then details enriching and...
By SaasRise
News•Nov 10, 2025
Patreon Is Adding Tweet-Like Features and More Recommended Content
Patreon announced a suite of new social‑media‑style tools, including "Quips"—short text, photo or video posts that are public by default and open for comments—to showcase content and attract prospective patrons. The platform will also enable creators to collaborate on posts...
By The Verge
News•Nov 10, 2025
Don’t Trust Big Tech with Your Storage? Try This Proton Plan, Now on Sale for an Incredible 60% Off This...
Proton Drive, the Swiss privacy‑focused cloud service, is offering its 200 GB plan for $1.99 a month—a 60% Black Friday discount from the regular $4.99 price. The plan includes end‑to‑end encryption, automatic photo backup, secure file sharing and a 30‑day money‑back guarantee,...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
Incogni Vs. Privacy Bee: Which Data Removal Service Should Keep Your Info Off the Internet?
Incogni, launched by VPN provider Surfshark in 2022, automates removal requests for over 420 data‑broker sites and custom requests for more than 2,000, offering a hands‑off experience, detailed request‑by‑request transparency, and four pricing tiers ranging from $16 to $30 per...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
Sir Tim Berners-Lee Doesn’t Think AI Will Destroy the Web
Sir Tim Berners‑Lee, the web’s inventor, talks about his new memoir “This Is For Everyone” and his work at Inrupt on the Solid decentralization standard, warning that the web has drifted toward closed, platform‑centric ecosystems. He argues that the original...
By The Verge
News•Nov 10, 2025
How Context Engineering Can Save Your Company From AI Vibe Code Overload: Lessons From Qodo and Monday.com
Monday.com’s 500‑plus‑engineer organization integrated Qodo’s AI‑powered code‑review platform, which uses "context engineering" to ingest code diffs, prior discussions, documentation and test data, effectively acting as an additional developer. The tool learns from the company’s own repositories and Slack threads, surfacing...
By VentureBeat
News•Nov 10, 2025
Google Issues Security Alert: Your VPN App Could Be Spyware in Disguise
Google’s November 2025 fraud and scams advisory warns that cyber‑criminals are distributing malicious applications disguised as legitimate VPN services, often via official app stores and even obtaining Google’s security badge. These fake VPNs can exfiltrate browsing history, credentials, financial data and...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
Baseten Takes on Hyperscalers with New AI Training Platform that Lets You Own Your Model Weights
Baseten, now valued at $2.15 billion, announced the general availability of Baseten Training, an AI model‑training platform that lets enterprises fine‑tune open‑source models while retaining full ownership of their weights. The service provides multi‑cloud GPU orchestration, sub‑minute job scheduling, automated checkpointing...
By VentureBeat
News•Nov 10, 2025
Microsoft Is Working on a "New Class” Of AI Agents that Could Change Everything in Your Workforce
Microsoft unveiled its upcoming "Agentic Users" – AI agents that will have distinct identities, dedicated access to Microsoft 365 and Azure Entra directories, and the ability to attend meetings, edit documents, and communicate via email and chat autonomously. The feature,...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
Major Privacy Laws - Including GDPR - Could Be Downgraded to Try and Boost AI Growth and Cut Red Tape
New European documents indicate a forthcoming "digital omnibus" package, slated for a 19 November 2025 proposal, that could relax key GDPR provisions to accelerate AI development. The draft would permit AI firms to train models on categories of data now protected—such as...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
Celosphere 2025: Where Enterprise AI Moved From Experiment to Execution
Celonis used its Celosphere 2025 event to declare that enterprise AI is moving from experimental pilots to measurable execution, noting that only 11% of firms currently see AI benefits because of a context problem. The company showcased a "living digital...
By VentureBeat
News•Nov 9, 2025
Better Object Removal, Improved Lighting and More - These "Sneaks" Could Be Adobe's Next Big Leap Forward
Adobe unveiled a slate of experimental AI‑driven tools during the MAX 2025 "Sneaks" showcase, including Project Light Touch for post‑capture lighting adjustments, Project Trace Erase that removes objects along with shadows and reflections, Project Frame Forward that propagates edits across...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 9, 2025
What Is iCloud+? And Is It Worth the Money?
Apple’s iCloud+ is the premium, subscription‑based tier of its cloud service, offering expanded storage options ranging from 50 GB to 12 TB and a suite of privacy‑focused tools such as Private Relay, Hide My Email, custom email domains, HomeKit Secure Video, and...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 9, 2025
Interview: Freepik Boss Tells Us the Limits of AI, Why Storytelling Matters, and How Not to Tangle Yourself up in...
At Freepik’s Upscale event in Malaga, CEO Joaquín Cuenca outlined how the company is positioning AI as a collaborative tool for a new class of "creative engineers," supported by the Freepik Spaces platform that blends workflow, feedback and storytelling. He...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 9, 2025
Huawei Is Back in Europe - and It Wants to Help Take Your Small Business to the Next Level, with...
Huawei unveiled its eKit 4+10+N SME intelligence structure at the Connect 2025 event in Madrid, introducing a portfolio of 26 devices and ten pre‑configured solution packages aimed at European small‑ and medium‑size businesses. The offering bundles routers, switches, wireless and AI‑enhanced collaboration...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 8, 2025
VDI, SaaS, and DaaS Uncovered: What Businesses Need to Know
The article outlines four primary application delivery models—local applications, virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), software‑as‑a‑service (SaaS), and desktop‑as‑a‑service (DaaS)—and explains their strengths, trade‑offs, and typical use cases. It highlights that most enterprises now employ a hybrid mix, with 85% using SaaS...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 8, 2025
Perplexity Upgrades Comet to Multitask Across Your Tabs
Perplexity has upgraded its Comet Assistant AI to operate across multiple browser tabs, giving it a longer attention span and the ability to multitask on complex, multi‑step tasks such as simultaneous price comparisons or data extraction. The new version adds...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 7, 2025
Design.com Logo Maker Review
TechRadar’s review finds Design.com to be an AI‑powered branding platform that offers a vast library of templates for logos, business cards, social media graphics, websites and more, but most of the content is locked behind a subscription. Free templates are...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 7, 2025
The 5 Key Takeaways Creative Teams Need to Know About Freepik Spaces
Freepik has launched Spaces, a cloud‑based, node‑driven platform that lets creative teams build and refine AI‑generated assets directly in the browser, sidestepping the heavy hardware demands of tools like ComfyUI. The interface offers an auto‑mode and an Assistant node that...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 7, 2025
Spiraling Costs of Downtime Tell Us It's Time for a New Engineering Mindset
Research from New Relic shows that high‑impact IT outages cost EMEA firms a median $102 million annually – roughly $2 million per hour, or $33,000 per minute – and 37% of respondents experience such events at least weekly. The report finds that...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 7, 2025
4 Ways to Boost Personal Productivity in a Distributed World
Atlassian’s Head of Product for Trello, Gaurav Kataria, outlines five ways personal productivity tools are evolving for hybrid and distributed workforces. He highlights the need to surface tasks across multiple apps, allow users to organize work in their preferred style,...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 7, 2025
NymVPN Boosts Its Censorship-Unlocking Power with New Features
NymVPN released version 2025.17 for Windows, Linux and iOS, adding QUIC protocol support and a new Stealth API Connect feature to make traffic harder to detect and block by deep‑packet‑inspection tools. The update also introduces state‑level gateway selection for U.S....
By TechRadar
News•Nov 7, 2025
The AI-Native Generation Is Coming, Are You Ready?
The UK government is rolling out a £187 million "TechFirst" initiative to embed AI education across the curriculum, from primary schools to university master’s programmes, aiming to produce a generation of AI‑native graduates. This talent pipeline will arrive with fluency in...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 6, 2025
Acer's New Workstation Brings a Frankly Ridiculous 1 Petaflop AI Performance to Your Desktop - Get an Nvidia Grace Blackwell...
Acer unveiled the Veriton GN100 AI mini‑workstation, a 1.2 kg desktop that packs Nvidia’s GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip and claims up to 1 petaflop of FP4 AI performance. The unit offers up to 128 GB of LPDDR5x unified memory, 4 TB of self‑encrypting NVMe storage, and...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 6, 2025
SaasRise CEO Mastermind Recaps for the Week of November 2-6, 2025
The weekly SaasRise mastermind recap highlights practical guidance for SaaS founders, covering sales positioning against well‑funded rivals, lean marketing and sales staffing, authentic content creation, low‑budget high‑ROI paid advertising, and targeted lead‑generation tactics. It also offers strategies for building B2B...
By SaasRise
News•Nov 6, 2025
Google Finance Offers Gemini AI Tools to Stock Traders
Google announced that its Google Finance app will soon include a "Deep Search" feature powered by Gemini AI, delivering fully‑cited, multi‑step research answers and a visible reasoning plan. Users can opt into early access via Google Labs, with usage caps...
By The Verge
News•Nov 6, 2025
Why Data Sovereignty Is Essential to Help Businesses Prepare for Impending AI Regulation
The EU AI Act, set to take effect in August 2026, imposes a risk‑based framework that requires companies using AI in the bloc to ensure transparency, verification and human oversight, with heavy penalties for non‑compliance. Data sovereignty—keeping data subject to the...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 6, 2025
Letterboxd Is Down – Here's Everything We Know About the Movie App's Outage
Letterboxd experienced a global outage beginning around 7:20 am ET on 6 Nov 2025, rendering both its app and website inaccessible and prompting over 600 user reports on Downdetector. The disruption coincided with the company’s annual 20%‑off Pro/Patron subscription sale running through 7 Nov,...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 6, 2025
Cameroon Social Media Ban Sees Proton VPN Signups Skyrocket by 3,000%
Cameroon authorities blocked TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Telegram and other platforms on Oct. 23 amid post‑election protests, prompting a 3,000% spike in new Proton VPN sign‑ups from the country. The Swiss‑based provider recorded Cameroon among its top five markets for free...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 6, 2025
OpenAI Says It Has over a Million Business Customers Using ChatGPT - and It Isn't Stopping There
OpenAI announced it has surpassed one million paying business customers worldwide, calling it the fastest‑growing business platform in history. The clientele spans finance, healthcare, retail and more, with notable use cases such as Indeed’s AI‑driven hiring boost (20% more applications, 13%...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 6, 2025
Microsoft Apologizes to 365 Users over Confusing Software Tiers
Microsoft apologized to customers in six APAC countries after the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission sued the firm for steering Microsoft 365 users toward pricier Copilot‑enabled plans without clearly presenting the cheaper Classic option. The company admitted its communications could have...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 6, 2025
SonicWall Blames State Hackers for Damaging Data Breach
SonicWall confirmed that a state‑sponsored threat actor accessed its MySonicWall cloud backup service via an API call, compromising backup files for up to 500,000 customers worldwide. The breach, initially reported as affecting fewer than 5% of clients, was later said...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 6, 2025
Data Is the New Geopolitical Fault Line
Data is increasingly being treated as a strategic, monetizable asset that shapes national strategy, economic growth, and AI capability, prompting governments, AI firms, and enterprises to seek controlled access. Companies that succeed adopt a product‑mindset, offer variable consumption models, abstract...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 6, 2025
Discord’s Family Center Update Now Lets Parents Monitor Weekly Purchases
Discord has upgraded its Family Center, now allowing parents to view teens' weekly purchases—including Discord Shop items and Nitro subscriptions—alongside time spent on voice/video calls and the top five interacted users and servers. The update also introduces guardian‑only controls for...
By TechCrunch Apps
News•Nov 5, 2025
SaasRise Mastermind Recap - Nov 5, 2025
The mastermind session gave SaaS CEOs hands‑on advice on structuring marketing and sales teams, improving content creation, and responsibly adopting AI as a productivity tool rather than a customer‑facing solution. Participants were urged to combine internal roles, start with agencies,...
By SaasRise
News•Nov 5, 2025
Chat Control Isn’t Dead, Denmark Has a New Proposal − Here’s All We Know
Denmark has scrapped a draft law that would have forced all messaging services in the EU to scan every URL, image and video for child sexual abuse material, replacing it with a compromise that makes CSAM scanning voluntary but leaves...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 5, 2025
Microsoft Teams Really Could Be Bad for Your (Security) Health - Hackers Spoof Bosses, Send Fake Messages, and More
Check Point Research uncovered a series of Microsoft Teams flaws (CVE‑2024‑38197) that let attackers edit previously sent messages without an “Edited” tag, spoof mobile and desktop notifications, and alter displayed names in private chats and call invitations. The vulnerabilities could...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 5, 2025
Microsoft Strengthens Its In-Country Data Processing Push with More Sovereignty Options
Microsoft announced it will extend in‑country data processing for its Copilot AI to 15 additional markets by the end of 2026, adding Canada, Germany, Italy, Malaysia, Poland, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the UAE and the US, while Australia, India,...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 5, 2025
Millions of Developers Could Be Open to Attack After Critical Flaw Exploited - Here's What We Know
A critical‑severity flaw (CVE‑2025‑11953) was discovered in the @react-native-community/cli npm package, which powers the Metro development server for React Native apps. The vulnerability enables unauthenticated OS command injection via a POST request, allowing attackers to run arbitrary binaries on Windows,...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 5, 2025
Google Gets the US Government’s Green Light to Acquire Wiz for $32B
Google has secured clearance from the U.S. Department of Justice for its $32 billion acquisition of cloud‑security firm Wiz, moving the deal past the antitrust review stage. The purchase, first proposed at $23 billion in 2024 and renegotiated in early 2025, was...
By TechCrunch Enterprise
News•Nov 5, 2025
ChatGPT Memories Are Disappearing for some Users – Here’s What You Can Do to Protect Yours
Several ChatGPT users have reported that their saved "memories"—personalized data such as allergies or location—have vanished from the Manage Memory panel, with the issue appearing across desktop, mobile, and web apps. The problem has not been acknowledged on OpenAI’s status...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 5, 2025
Stability AI’s Legal Win over Getty Leaves Copyright Law in Limbo
Stability AI won most of its UK lawsuit against Getty Images, with the High Court rejecting Getty’s claim of secondary copyright infringement and finding only trademark infringement for watermark use. Getty had dropped its core claim that Stability trained on...
By The Verge