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  • Navitas Soars 78% on NVIDIA Update: Is the Rally Sustainable?
    October 21, 2025, 11:12 AM EDT. Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) has surged on its NVIDIA pact, with shares jumping as NVIDIA listed Navitas as a supplier for its data-center power push. The latest move saw Navitas rally after detailing a 100-volt GaN FET portfolio tied to NVIDIA's 800V DC AI factory architecture, promising lower energy loss and higher power density. A new partnership with Power Chip aims to scale manufacturing to meet demand, signaling progress toward revenue generation from the NVIDIA relationship. Still, the rally hinges on whether the catalysts translate into durable earnings or remain speculative, given the stock's dramatic run over the past six months. If Navitas can convert product updates into real revenues from the NVIDIA pact, the uptrend could persist; otherwise valuation risk could mount.
  • T-Mobile's 5G Home Internet deal: $30/mo for five years + up to $200 gift card
    October 21, 2025, 11:10 AM EDT. T-Mobile is offering a $20 monthly discount on its 5G Home Internet lineup for five years, bringing the entry-level Rely plan to $30/mo (was $50). The discount also applies to the Amplified and All-In tiers, which include perks like 24/7 tech support and, for All-In, Hulu and Paramount+. New customers can also receive a prepaid gift card up to $200. All plans include unlimited data on T-Mobile's 5G network and a free 5G Gateway with a five-year price guarantee. Availability is checked via zip code. While not as fast as fiber/cable, the deals make 5G Home Internet a simple, contract-free alternative for everyday use. Trial: 15 days with free returns. Taxes/fees included.
  • How to protect yourself from the next internet outage: diversify cloud providers and offline backups
    October 21, 2025, 11:08 AM EDT. Last night, a massive outage hit Amazon's cloud computing platform, disrupting services from dine-in apps to smart speakers and even this newsletter. The episode showed how deeply the internet relies on a small set of providers and exposed gaps in cloud computing diversification and resilience. Experts are calling for broader vendor diversification, regional disaster recovery, and independent DNS/CDN contingencies. For individuals, practical steps include keeping offline copies of essential data, enabling redundant connectivity where possible, and staying mindful of single points of failure. For teams, audit third-party dependencies, implement multi-provider failover testing, and rehearse incident response plans. The takeaway: plan for the next outage now, before services go dark again.
  • AI Adoption in Healthcare Surges: New Menlo Ventures Report Reveals Healthcare as AI Leader
    October 21, 2025, 11:04 AM EDT. A new Menlo Ventures-Morning Consult study shows AI adoption in healthcare is accelerating, making the sector the leader in enterprise AI uptake-more than twice the rate of the broader economy. Based on 700+ executives across hospitals, payers, and life sciences, the report links the surge to the US cost crisis driving efficiency through AI. Key findings: 22% of healthcare orgs have deployed domain-specific AI tools (7x 2024; 10x 2023); health systems lead with 27%, outpatient providers 18%, and payers 14%; by contrast, 9% of companies in the broader economy have adopted AI. Big names are scaling: Kaiser Permanente rolled out Abridge ambient documentation across 40 hospitals; Advocate Health reviewed 225 tools and deployed 40 use cases; Mayo Clinic plans >$1B in AI across 200+ projects.
  • M5 iPad Pro could replace your MacBook for many users, starting at $999
    October 21, 2025, 11:02 AM EDT. ZDNET's take: The M5 iPad Pro goes on sale starting at $999 (11-inch) and $1,199 (13-inch). It pairs Apple's fastest processor yet with updated connectivity and the new iPadOS 26, bringing a more flexible windowing system that narrows the gap to a laptop. In a week of use, the M5-powered iPad Pro is the strongest performer among iPads the author has tested, able to be a capable MacBook replacement in many scenarios, especially with a keyboard and Apple Pencil Pro. The biggest caveat remains price; to get a full laptop-like setup you'll want accessories like the Magic Keyboard and Pencil Pro, pushing the total well beyond the base price. The result: a lighter, more capable work machine with a touchscreen and stylus advantages MacBooks don't offer.