A to Z of technology in 2025: A for Agentic AI, B for Blackwell, C for Compute crisis, and more
Twenty-six letters, twelve months, and more plot twists than a season finale. That was 2025 in technology—a year when Chinese AI labs shocked Silicon Valley, when the thinnest iPhone ever made couldn't find buyers, when humanoid robots started folding laundry, and when a bankruptcy court claimed one of the most beloved names in consumer robotics. It was the year Elon Musk ping-ponged between politics and tech empires, Mark Zuckerberg wrote record-breaking paycheques to fuel AI ambitions while his metaverse dreams quietly faded, and a meme about impossibly tiny bananas somehow captured the zeitgeist of AI's creative explosion. There were shockwaves from unexpected players, familiar faces making dramatic pivots, and technologies that went from niche to necessary faster than you could say "neural network." Here's how the year unfolded, one letter at a time.
Twenty-six letters, twelve months, and more plot twists than a season finale. That was 2025 in technology—a year when Chinese AI labs shocked Silicon Valley, when the thinnest iPhone ever made couldn't find buyers, when humanoid robots started folding laundry, and when a bankruptcy court claimed one of the most beloved names in consumer robotics. It was the year Elon Musk ping-ponged between politics and tech empires, Mark Zuckerberg wrote record-breaking paycheques to fuel AI ambitions while his metaverse dreams quietly faded, and a meme about impossibly tiny bananas somehow captured the zeitgeist of AI's creative explosion. There were shockwaves from unexpected players, familiar faces making dramatic pivots, and technologies that went from niche to necessary faster than you could say "neural network." Here's how the year unfolded, one letter at a time.
