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Windows Search is broken, and third-party apps prove it
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Windows Search is broken, and third-party apps prove it

According to XDA-Developers, Windows Search has been fundamentally broken since the Windows 10 era, with slow, jumpy results that often open the wrong app or fail to find files. Microsoft continues to prioritize adding features like Copilot and web content over fixing the core search experience. Mea

by Michael TurnerJanuary 25, 2026
Microsoft’s January 2026 Windows 11 update is a boot-looping disaster
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Microsoft’s January 2026 Windows 11 update is a boot-looping disaster

Microsoft is investigating reports that its January 2026 security update for Windows 11 is causing some PCs to fail to boot with a “UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME” error. This is the third major issue stemming from this month’s problematic Patch Tuesday updates, forcing the company to consider yet another

by Jessica Moore P.E.January 25, 2026
OpenAI’s Big Gov Deal: AI Meets the Bureaucracy
AIBusinessSoftware

OpenAI’s Big Gov Deal: AI Meets the Bureaucracy

OpenAI is teaming up with government contracting giant Leidos to deploy its AI across federal agencies. The partnership aims to “transform federal operations,” focusing on national security and defense. It’s a major step in embedding commercial AI deep within the government’s machinery.

by Michael TurnerJanuary 25, 2026
Anthropic’s Cowork AI Agent is Here, and It’s Building Itself
AISoftwareStartups

Anthropic’s Cowork AI Agent is Here, and It’s Building Itself

Anthropic has launched Cowork, a file and task management AI agent built for non-programmers. The company reportedly built it in about a week and a half using its own Claude Code product. This move signals a major push into autonomous AI tools, but raises big questions about security and the future

by Jessica Moore P.E.January 25, 2026
The weird, wonderful world of games that sell just one copy
DataGamingSoftware

The weird, wonderful world of games that sell just one copy

According to Circana analyst Mat Piscatella, over 3,500 different games sold at least one new physical unit at US retail in 2025. His “sickos” lists highlight titles, like an Xbox 360 Burnout Paradise, that moved just a single copy, uncovering a strange retail archaeology.

by Michael TurnerJanuary 25, 2026
Financial Firms Are Failing at AI, and It’s a Data Problem
AIDataSoftware

Financial Firms Are Failing at AI, and It’s a Data Problem

A new blueprint reveals the massive gap between AI hype and reality in banking. While adoption jumped to 58%, progress is stalling because of fragmented data and poor governance. Here’s what needs to change.

by Jessica Moore P.E.January 25, 2026
AMD’s Linux Drivers Get a Big Boost for RDNA4 and Transfer Speeds
ComputingHardwareSoftware

AMD’s Linux Drivers Get a Big Boost for RDNA4 and Transfer Speeds

AMD’s open-source Linux graphics drivers are leveling up. The new Mesa 26.0 release brings a dedicated transfer queue for faster data movement and crucial new performance counters for the upcoming RDNA4 architecture.

by Jessica Moore P.E.January 25, 2026
Wall Street’s Software Stock Slump Is a Reality Check
AIBusinessSoftware

Wall Street’s Software Stock Slump Is a Reality Check

Major software stocks have plunged at least 30% since early 2023, rocked by the rise of AI coding tools. The investor narrative has shifted from seeing AI as a tailwind to asking if it’s an existential threat to traditional software business models.

by Jessica Moore P.E.January 25, 2026
Emmabuntüs DE 6: The Ethical Linux Distro That’s Actually Helpful
ComputingInnovationSoftware

Emmabuntüs DE 6: The Ethical Linux Distro That’s Actually Helpful

The Emmabuntüs collective has released Emmabuntüs DE 6, a Debian-based Linux distribution with a strong focus on accessibility and helping newcomers. It comes loaded with helpful tools and documentation, aiming to extend the life of old computers while supporting charity.

by Jessica Moore P.E.January 25, 2026
Scientists 3D Print a Liver Patch in a $28.5 Million Bet on Bioprinting
InnovationSoftwareTechnology

Scientists 3D Print a Liver Patch in a $28.5 Million Bet on Bioprinting

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are using a $28.5 million grant to develop a transplantable, 3D-printed liver patch. The goal is to create living tissue that can support a failing liver for 2-4 weeks, giving it time to regenerate and potentially reducing the need for full transplants.

by Jessica Moore P.E.January 25, 2026

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