Technologie Nieuws: 23 oktober 2025 - 8 november 2025

November 10, 2025, 6:56 PM EST. Apple says there are no plans to introduce an ad-supported Apple TV+ tier, keeping the service focused on a subscription-only model. The stance underscores the company's emphasis on user privacy, premium content, and predictable pricing. While rivals experiment with advertising-supported options, Apple has not shared a timeline for any change, and analysts say a shift would require careful consideration of revenue mix, user experience, and privacy commitments. For now, customers can expect continued emphasis on original programming, higher-priced bundles, and standalone Apple TV+ access without ads.

November 10, 2025, 6:54 PM EST. T-Mobile has relaunched its wireless home Internet with three plans, including an All-In tier that bundles streaming perks. The All-In plan, priced at $70/month (or $55 with a voice line), includes a high-performance Wi-Fi 7 gateway, mesh extender, 24/7 tech support, and ad-supported versions of Paramount Plus and Hulu. The two other tiers-Amplified ($60 or $45 with a line) and Rely ($50 or $35 with a line)-offer the gateway but no streaming perks. All plans run on T-Mobile's 5G network, include a five-year price-lock, unlimited data, and a 15-day test drive, plus access to T-Mobile Tuesdays. Availability starts November 13. Business customers get Microsoft 365 instead of streaming perks.

November 10, 2025, 6:52 PM EST. Citi Research has raised Nvidia's price target to $720 ahead of next week's earnings, citing persistent AI chip demand and Nvidia's leading position in AI computing. The firm highlights Nvidia's H100 data-center GPUs and the upcoming Blackwell architecture as engines of growth through 2026, supported by Nvidia's deep ties with cloud giants, a robust software ecosystem, and strong developer tools. While supply constraints and pricing swings pose risks, Citi argues Nvidia's long-term advantage stems from its platform moat and continued expansion of AI infrastructure. Nvidia's stock has surged about 180% this year, underscoring its status as one of 2025's top winners and a driver of the broader AI rally.

November 10, 2025, 6:50 PM EST. Redmond-based Kymeta has named Manny Mora as its new president and CEO, effective immediately, as the mobile satellite communications firm scales its defense-focused ambitions. Mora brings nearly four decades of experience from General Dynamics Mission Systems, where he led Space and Intelligence Systems and supported partnerships with the DOD, the intelligence community, and DHS. The company says Mora's leadership will help Kymeta deliver mobile SATCOM solutions for modernizing national security networks amid software, AI, and autonomous platforms tailwinds. Kymeta was recently selected by the U.S. Army as the multi-orbit SATCOM provider for its Next Generation Command and Control pilot, using its Osprey u8 terminal. The metamaterials-based antennas offer key advantages where traditional solutions fail. Kymeta has raised $84 million in 2022; total funding nearly $400 million.

November 10, 2025, 6:48 PM EST. A market discussion traces parallels between the AI rush and the dot-com era. Analysts caution that seemingly outsized bets, like OpenAI seeking federal backstops and Elon Musk's $1 trillion pay package, can signal a bubble. The guest recalls 2000s chatter about Cisco becoming a $1 trillion company and contrasts it with today's claims that some AI firms actually earn money. The debate asks whether the AI surge is genuine innovation or a speculative spike. With talk of federal backing for chip investments, investors wonder if this time is different - or a repeat of the dot-com lesson on valuations, risk, and reality.