Breaking Tech: Dec 25 (5 stories)
Thursday, 25 Dec 2025 Daily Technology GLOBAL
Here is your Daily summary for Technology across the world for Thu 25th December 2025
Waymo has clarified the challenges its robotaxis faced during a recent blackout in San Francisco, noting that they successfully navigated over 7,000 dark stoplights. This incident highlights the complexities of autonomous vehicle operations in unexpected scenarios, emphasizing the need for robust systems in urban environments.
In chip manufacturing news, Nvidia has reportedly halted tests using Intel's production process, leading to a decline in Intel's stock. This decision raises concerns about Intel's competitiveness in the advanced chip market, particularly as Nvidia explores other avenues for its chip production.
Meanwhile, tech stocks considered "boring," particularly in memory sectors, are experiencing a rally, suggesting a shift in investor sentiment towards stability amid market volatility. This trend may indicate a broader confidence in foundational tech companies as the industry looks ahead to 2026.
Lastly, Tesla is under scrutiny from U.S. regulators regarding the door handles of its Model 3 sedans, adding to the company's ongoing challenges with vehicle safety and regulatory compliance. This probe could impact Tesla's reputation and sales if issues are confirmed.
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Waymo explains why its robotaxis got stuck during the SF blackout
TechCrunch 24 Dec 2025, 4:55pmThe company also said its robotaxis navigated more than 7,000 dark stoplights successfully on Saturday.
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Nvidia Stops Test Using Intel's Chip Production Process
Bloomberg Technology 24 Dec 2025, 4:19pmIntel Corp. shares fell after a report said Nvidia stopped a test using Intel's production process to make advanced chips. The report from from Reuters. Norah Mulinda reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Intel Shares Fall on Reports Nvidia to Halt Chipmaking Tests | Bloomberg Tech 12/24/2025
Bloomberg Technology 24 Dec 2025, 6:08pmBloomberg’s Katie Greifeld examines Intel as shares fall after reports emerge that Nvidia may be hitting pause on testing Intel’s chip production process. Plus, the Trump administration gets the go-ahead to move forward with a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa applications. And Tesla faces renewed scrutiny over car doors, with the company confronting a new probe by the NHTSA. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Tech’s 'Boring' Names See Gains
Bloomberg Technology 24 Dec 2025, 6:53pmIpek Ozkardeskaya, Swissquote senior market analyst, details why tech memory names have seen a robust rally and outlines the outlook for 2026. She joins Katie Greifeld on “Bloomberg Tech.” (Source: Bloomberg)
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Tesla Faces New Door Handle Probe
Bloomberg Technology 24 Dec 2025, 6:32pmTesla is facing a new US government probe over the door handles of its Model 3 sedans, people familiar with the matter tell Bloomberg. Steve Westly, a former Tesla board member and managing partner of The Westly Group, speaks with Katie Greifeld on “Bloomberg Tech.” (Source: Bloomberg)