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NOVEMBER 28, 2025

Tech Tug of War: Underwater Drones, AI Showdowns, and Friday Surprises!

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On November 28, 1975, Microsoft officially trademarked the name 'Microsoft.' Before that, founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen considered names like 'Allen & Gates Company' and 'Micro-Soft' (with a hyphen). Imagine downloading Office from Allen & Gates!

Happy Friday, tech explorer! The coffee might be extra sweet today, but these news bites are even sweeter. It’s Black Friday, so while you’re eyeing deals, let’s check out the juiciest updates in tech: secret agents underwater, cyber-teen drama, and some AI moves that would make any bot blush. Ready to sextar the weekend with style? Dive in!

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Battle under the sea! Tech giants race for dominance in underwater drones.

TSMC accuses ex-engineer of stealing secrets for Intel.

By 2030, Chinese EV makers could crack the global top 10 (says McKinsey).

15-year-old reveals himself as head of notorious cybercrime gang.

US Patent Office updates rules for AI in invention (AI stays a sidekick).

Pentagon eyes Alibaba and Baidu as tech risks.

Brazil detects 180 fake sites an hour on Black Friday!

Alibaba & TikTok train AI outside China to dodge chip bans.

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Tech Giants Battle Underwater for Drone Supremacy

Move aside, sky drones! The new frontier is underwater. Startups and defense powerhouses are pouring millions into undersea vehicles that can patrol, spy, and protect underwater cables. The UK, US, and Australia are ramping up big investments to keep their seas—and data—safe. Experts call it a revolution: underwater drones today may do for oceans what aerial drones did for wars in Ukraine. Watch this space; the deep is getting crowded (and competitive).

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TSMC vs. Intel: Spy Games in the Chip World

Drama alert! Taiwan’s TSMC accused a former engineer of stealing trade secrets and passing them to Intel. Authorities even raided the guy’s homes and seized computers. Both chip giants deny wrongdoing (of course), but this case could shake up global tech—and how companies guard their AI breakthrough recipes. Corporate espionage, the nerdy edition, just got spicy.

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Tech Tug of War: Underwater Drones, AI Showdowns, and Friday Surprises!

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Tech Giants Battle Underwater for Drone Supremacy

TSMC vs. Intel: Spy Games in the Chip World

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Chinese EV Brands Set for World Domination by 2030

15-Year-Old Steps Forward as Leader of Cybercrime Group SLSH

US Patent Office: Generative AI Is Your Genius Sidekick—not an Inventor

Pentagon Puts Alibaba and Baidu Under Security Microscope

Black Friday Mayhem: 180 Fake Sites an Hour in Brazil!

Alibaba & TikTok Train AI Overseas—Dodging Chip Bans