As we close out 2025, I want to pause for a moment and say thank you. In just a few months, from September until now, more than 300 of you chose to subscribe to Digjitale. You chose to spend your time reading long-form thoughts, curated signals, and stories that cut through the noise. That trust means more than any metric.

What makes this especially rewarding is the feedback I’ve been getting along the way. People telling me they’ve become more efficient after trying tools I shared. Others saying they landed new roles, discovered new directions, or simply started thinking more clearly about where tech and AI are heading. That’s exactly why Digjitale exists. Not to chase headlines, but to help you learn, grow, and stay ahead.

This week’s news is a fitting way to end the year. Meta acquiring Manus for over $2 billion is not just another M&A headline. Manus is an autonomous AI agent that went from launch to $100M+ ARR in under a year. It doesn’t chat. It executes. Market research, coding, analysis, planning. Real work. When you zoom out and place this next to Salesforce acquiring Qualified, Zendesk acquiring Unleash, HubSpot buying Dashworks, and ServiceNow acquiring Moveworks, the pattern is impossible to ignore. Platforms aren’t buying “AI features.” They’re buying the agent layer.

This is the shift I’ve been writing about all along. Work is moving away from traditional systems of record and toward systems that act. In 2026, teams won’t start their day in dashboards and CRMs. They’ll start in AI agents that orchestrate the work around them. The Meta–Manus deal makes that direction explicit.

So thank you for being here early. Thank you for the conversations, the messages, and the honest feedback. Digjitale will keep doing what it does best: filtering signal from noise, connecting Silicon Valley to Southeast Europe, and focusing on the top one percent of stories that actually matter.

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