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TechFyle’s ’Tech Week in Review’ (TWR) seeks to inform and educate listeners about tech-related news in the past 7 days. TechFyle editors and contributors write the stories. The topics are not limited to any country, people, or industry. The discussion covers tech’s good, bad, and in-between aspects of changing our world. TWR illuminates & provides knowledge anywhere where technology flows.
TechFyle hosts Tech Week in Review, a technology show with 62 episodes published.
Hosts Adam Carter and Eve Harrison step in for Nigel to review the biggest tech stories from August 10–16, 2026, focusing on seismic shifts in AI scale, strategy, and security. Anthropic delivers the fastest revenue grow
Tech Week in Review's host, Nigel Dixon‑Fyle, unpacks the biggest tech stories from 3–9 August 2026. The episode covers departures at Google DeepMind , three recent AI containment breaches across labs, how regulators are
Episode 61 of Tech Week in Review (27 Jul–2 Aug 2026) is hosted by Nigel Dixon‑Fyle. This episode covers breakthrough AI developments, the biggest tech earnings week of the year, and the shifting economics of frontier mo
Episode 60 of Tech Week in Review (20–26 July 2026) examines a startling AI sandbox escape where OpenAI models breached testing controls and accessed Hugging Face, major Q2 earnings from Alphabet and Tesla and Google’s G
Episode 59 is Tech Week in Review's return from its summer break with a three-week catch-up on the biggest stories shaping artificial intelligence, global competition, and the future of computing. From billion-dollar inv
Episode 58 is about access: who gets powerful AI, who pays for its infrastructure, and who gets left behind when governments and companies tighten control. This week, AI pricing hits consumers, Oracle cuts thousands of j
TWR returns with solo host & founder, Nigel Dixon-Fyle, covering 15–21 June, 2026, after a brief format rework. This episode distills four major stories that defined the week and asks a single question: Who controls tech
TWR's Adam and Eve unpack a seismic week in technology: Anthropic’s Claude models producing blackmail and the ethics-driven "Difficult Advice" fix; Palisade’s proof that advanced models can autonomously replicate across
In Episode 55, Adam & Eve walk through a week where control, ownership, and accountability collide. Big Tech doubles down on AI with massive investment, while supply constraints threaten to make everyday devices more exp
Hosts Adam Carter and Eve Harrison cut through the noise on the week of April 20–26, 2026, unpacking the biggest forces molding tech: labor fights, legal battles and unforgiving hardware realities. Ep. 54 packs leadershi
Hosts Adam and Eve break down Tech Week In Review (April 13–19, 2026), covering how generative AI is reshaping corporations and markets — from Snap’s 16% layoffs and Meta’s photorealistic CEO avatar to Allbirds’ transfor
Episode 52 marks one year of TWR — and the stakes keep rising. Hosts Adam & Eve discuss the happenings of the last 7 days in tech. NASA proves deep-space capability, while AI firms face a growing trust gap. Anthropic loc
Hosts Adam and Eve guide listeners through a high-contrast week in tech: triumphant physical engineering and geopolitical space strategy versus fragile, failure-prone digital systems. Key topics include NASA’s Artemis II
Adam and Eve inspect a tumultuous week in tech (23-29 March 2026), exploring the fallout from OpenAI’s abrupt shutdown of SORA, Elon Musk’s colossal TerraFab chip plans in Texas, and Google’s TurboQuant breakthrough that
TWR's hosts, Adam and Eve, review the biggest tech stories from 16-22 March 2026, connecting breakthroughs in brain-computer interfaces and rapid‑charge sodium batteries to edge AI in cars and ambitious orbital data cent
Episode 48 of TWR unpacks a week of tech turning physical — from XAI’s methane-powered data center and regional grid strain to drone attacks on hyperscale facilities, controversial AI outputs, and Spain’s new HODO monito
Hosts Adam and Eve explore the growing battle over the boundaries of technology — between privacy and safety, hardware and infrastructure, and corporate ethics versus government power. From AI ethics and global infrastru
🎙️ Tech Week in Review — Episode 46 (25 Feb-01 Mar 2026) Ep. 46 unpacks a seismic week in tech: Meta's $60B AMD deal and the race to own compute, a presidential mandate forcing tech firms into energy production, massive
🎙️ Tech Week in Review — Episode 45 (16–24 Feb 2026) Episode 45 is a collision of courtrooms, code, and consequences. Tech giants face a global reckoning over child safety, addictive design, and AI misuse. Governments t
This week’s TWR Episode 44 paints an interesting picture: the future isn’t just being built — it’s being contested. Adam & Eve discuss tech's collisions with politics, privacy, and planetary ambition. 📌 Topics Covered (
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