New Tech Updates

Stationary Battery Industry Forecast: $111.2 B Market by 2035

Mohideen@Riyazath — Fri, 14 Nov 2025 10:30:45 +0000

The “Stationary Batteries Industry, Global, 2025-2035” report forecasts the market will reach US $111.2 billion by 2035, driven by new product developments and second-life battery applications (e.g., for storage) in electronics and power systems.While this may sound more “hardware/power” than pure IT, the implication for IT is strong: as batteries and energy storage scale, so do IoT deployments, edge computing nodes, remote data-centres, and renewable‐powered infrastructure. For you building desktop applications or offering IT services, you might consider how power/energy efficiency and sustainability are increasingly part of the conversation.

Valve Corporation Hardware Announcements Spark Gaming/PC Ecosystem Buzz

Mohideen@Riyazath — Fri, 14 Nov 2025 10:27:57 +0000

Valve made multiple hardware announcements, including a new “Steam Frame” design, signalling that the PC/gaming hardware space is still active and evolving.
For IT and software developers, this suggests a couple of things: one, the hardware frontier (especially in gaming/VR/PC) continues to advance, so software targeting high-end systems will benefit; two, platforms and form-factors are shifting (e.g., dedicated gaming hardware rather than just generic PCs). If you ever branch into e-commerce or client-projects for game-developers or hardware vendors, staying aware of such launches helps.

iOS 26.2 Adds New CarPlay Setting

Mohideen@Riyazath — Fri, 14 Nov 2025 10:25:18 +0000

Apple has released the second beta of iOS 26.2, which for the first time adds a new CarPlay setting allowing users to turn off pinned conversations in the Messages app when using CarPlay.
This is a relatively small but meaningful update: it shows Apple is refining user experience even in peripheral systems (in-car). For IT developers building mobile apps or integrating with CarPlay/automotive interfaces, it’s a reminder that user-preferences in new contexts (car, game console, wearables) are important. The automotive ecosystem remains a viable channel for “companion apps”.

Google LLC Brings AI Into Shopping: Conversational Search + Agentic Checkout

Mohideen@Riyazath — Fri, 14 Nov 2025 10:18:37 +0000

Google has rolled out a new suite of AI-shopping tools just ahead of the holiday season. These include: conversational shopping inside Google Search, a “agentic checkout” experience (where the system helps complete your purchase), and an AI that can call local stores to check product availability.
TechCrunch

This signifies a push from Google to blur the line between “search” and “shopping” by embedding AI agents that act for users. For IT professionals and developers it suggests that consumer-facing interfaces will increasingly become “intelligent agents” rather than static search forms. If you build e-commerce sites (and you do via your Fiverr profile), this is a signal: integrating AI-based conversational front-ends could become a differentiator.

AI Infrastructure Surge: Anthropic & Microsoft’s Multi-Billion $ Build-Out

Mohideen@Riyazath — Fri, 14 Nov 2025 10:13:27 +0000

The AI infrastructure race is accelerating. Anthropic announced a roughly $50 billion investment in computing infrastructure, including new data centres, in collaboration with Microsoft.
Yahoo Finance

This level of investment highlights how companies don’t just develop AI models—they now need massive dedicated infrastructure: data centres, specialised hardware, cooling, power, networking. Analysts say that AI’s shift from experimental to mission-critical is driving this build-out. From an IT standpoint this means: expect booming demand for high-end GPUs/accelerators, data centre services, edge/cloud hybrid solutions, and possible new vendor opportunities. For someone like you planning IT solutions, it’s a reminder that infrastructure capability and scalability matter more than ever.