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Author: Michael Turner

With over a decade immersed in technology journalism, Michael Turner has cultivated a distinctive expertise at the intersection of industrial computing and automation, where he deciphers complex systems for a broad audience. His analytical focus extends to the practical integration of IoT and emerging technologies within modern industrial frameworks, exploring how these advancements reshape operational efficiencies. Drawing from a deep well of industry knowledge, he consistently delivers forward-looking insights that anticipate the next wave of digital transformation.
NASA’s Mars Rover Just Drove a Quarter Mile All By Itself
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NASA’s Mars Rover Just Drove a Quarter Mile All By Itself

The Perseverance rover just smashed its own driving record on Mars, traveling a quarter mile in a single day. It did almost all of that journey completely on its own, thanks to new autonomous navigation software. This is a critical step for exploring distant worlds without constant human input.

by Michael TurnerDecember 19, 2025
Hardware’s Brutal Week: Why Are Roombas and E-Bikes Going Bankrupt?
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Hardware’s Brutal Week: Why Are Roombas and E-Bikes Going Bankrupt?

It was a disastrous week for hardware companies, with major players like iRobot and Rad Power Bikes filing for bankruptcy. The TechCrunch Equity podcast digs into the tariff pressures, supply chain woes, and market shifts behind the collapse.

by Michael TurnerDecember 19, 2025
Google’s Assistant-to-Gemini Switch Gets Delayed, But Don’t Relax Yet
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Google’s Assistant-to-Gemini Switch Gets Delayed, But Don’t Relax Yet

Google is hitting pause on its plan to fully replace Google Assistant with Gemini on mobile devices this year. The company now says the transition will continue into 2026, citing a need for a “seamless” switch. The delay only applies to phones, watches, and earbuds, not smart home devices.

by Michael TurnerDecember 19, 2025
Billionaire who sold two companies to Coke says don’t be an entrepreneur
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Billionaire who sold two companies to Coke says don’t be an entrepreneur

Mike Repole, the billionaire behind Vitaminwater and BodyArmor, actively tries to talk people out of starting businesses. He calls the first five years the “survival years,” where failure is a constant daily threat, despite his own massive exits.

by Michael TurnerDecember 19, 2025
Boeing and Anduril Team Up for Army Missile Defense Bid
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Boeing and Anduril Team Up for Army Missile Defense Bid

Boeing has teamed up with Anduril to compete for the U.S. Army’s next midrange air defense interceptor. Anduril will provide the solid rocket motor for the system. The Army plans to select companies to move to the prototype stage in 2026.

by Michael TurnerDecember 19, 2025
The TikTok Deal Is Done. Here’s Who Actually Owns It.
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The TikTok Deal Is Done. Here’s Who Actually Owns It.

TikTok has finalized a deal to spin off its U.S. operations, with a closing date set for January 22. Nearly half the company will be owned by Oracle, Silver Lake, and Abu Dhabi’s MGX, while ByteDance retains a significant stake. U.S. user data will be managed by Oracle.

by Michael TurnerDecember 19, 2025
HPE’s OneView bug is a perfect 10, and that’s a huge problem
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HPE’s OneView bug is a perfect 10, and that’s a huge problem

HPE is urging immediate action on a critical vulnerability in its OneView infrastructure management platform. Rated a perfect 10.0 on the CVSS scale, it allows unauthenticated attackers to run code on a deeply trusted system. This isn’t just another bug; it’s a skeleton key for your network.

by Michael TurnerDecember 19, 2025
Apple Needs a New “Trashcan” Mac Pro, But This Time Get It Right
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Apple Needs a New “Trashcan” Mac Pro, But This Time Get It Right

Apple’s 2013 “Trashcan” Mac Pro was a bold, quiet, and compact design that famously backfired due to a lack of upgradability. Now, with Apple facing criticism over AI stagnation, there’s a call for a new, corrected version of that daring hardware philosophy.

by Michael TurnerDecember 19, 2025
A New Data Center is Proposed for Newark, Delaware
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A New Data Center is Proposed for Newark, Delaware

An engineering firm has proposed building a new data center in Newark, Delaware. The project would transform a 44-acre industrial park and is currently in early approval stages.

by Michael TurnerDecember 19, 2025
The iPhone Fold’s Weird Shape Could Be Its Secret Weapon
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The iPhone Fold’s Weird Shape Could Be Its Secret Weapon

New leaks reveal the exact, unconventional shape of Apple’s long-rumored foldable iPhone. It sets up a fascinating design battle with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold line for the future of big-screen phones.

by Michael TurnerDecember 19, 2025

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