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Nanya to quadruple capital spending to $6.2B by 2027 amid DRAM price surgeHardware

Nanya to quadruple capital spending to $6.2B by 2027 amid DRAM price surge

Nanya Technology, a key DRAM market player, announced plans to increase capital expenditures to a record $6.2 billion by 2027, four times its current budget. This decision follows a sharp rise in DRAM prices, which delivered a record gross margin of 79.5% in Q2. Revenue surged 684% year-over-year to $2.5 billion, while net profit grew over 13-fold, driven by a 70% quarterly price increase despite a slight decline in shipment volumes. The company attributes this to persistent market shortages and rising average DRAM prices.

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Ex-Ransomware Negotiator Sentenced to 4 Years for BlackCat AttacksSecurity

Ex-Ransomware Negotiator Sentenced to 4 Years for BlackCat Attacks

A U.S. court has sentenced a former DigitalMint employee, a company specializing in cyber incident response, to 70 months in prison for his role in BlackCat (ALPHV) ransomware attacks on American businesses. Initially hired to negotiate ransom payments with victims, the man later joined the criminal group, leveraging his expertise to orchestrate attacks. This case highlights the growing threat of organized cybercrime groups recruiting IT security professionals from legitimate sectors to enhance their malicious operations.

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OpenAI Unveils New GPT-5.6 AI Model Lineup with Enhanced CapabilitiesArtificial intelligence

OpenAI Unveils New GPT-5.6 AI Model Lineup with Enhanced Capabilities

OpenAI has launched its latest AI model lineup, GPT-5.6, featuring three variants: Sol (flagship), Terra (mid-tier), and Luna (budget-friendly). Designed for business, development, and research, these models deliver significant performance and cost improvements. According to CEO Sam Altman, Sol outperforms previous versions by 54% in coding tasks. The lineup also emphasizes cybersecurity, offering threat modeling, code audits, and attack simulations to help companies proactively identify vulnerabilities.

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Insta360 Unveils AI-Powered Cameraman Robot Concept for Autonomous FilmingHardware

Insta360 Unveils AI-Powered Cameraman Robot Concept for Autonomous Filming

On its 11th anniversary, Insta360 unveiled its vision for the future of photography and videography: an autonomous AI-driven Cameraman robot. This concept isn’t just a single device but an entire ecosystem where an AI agent takes center stage, autonomously selecting angles and capturing footage. Early prototypes include panoramic drones, while the Luna Ultra stabilizer with dual cameras serves as a key intermediate step toward full robot integration. The project aims to push creative and aesthetic boundaries in imaging technology.

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Microsoft Fixes Windows Defender Vulnerability Allowing Disk FillingSecurity

Microsoft Fixes Windows Defender Vulnerability Allowing Disk Filling

Microsoft has addressed a severe vulnerability in its Windows Defender antivirus solution that could be exploited to overflow users' hard drives. The bug, discovered by a researcher under the pseudonym NightmareEclipse, enabled attackers to generate an infinite stream of logs, consuming free disk space. The issue affected all supported Windows versions, including Windows 10, 11, and server editions. The fix was released as part of the monthly Patch Tuesday update, though tensions between the researcher and Microsoft persist.

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Chinese Memory Chip Maker CXMT Launches IPO on STAR MarketBusiness

Chinese Memory Chip Maker CXMT Launches IPO on STAR Market

ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT), China's largest DRAM chip manufacturer, has initiated its initial public offering (IPO) process on the Shanghai STAR Market. The subscription is scheduled for July 16, with the company aiming to raise approximately 29.5 billion yuan, one of the largest offerings this year. CXMT holds a leading position in China's DRAM market, competing with global giants like Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron.

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Xiaomi Unveils Smart Electric Vehicle SkyNomad with Flexible InteriorHardware

Xiaomi Unveils Smart Electric Vehicle SkyNomad with Flexible Interior

Chinese tech giant Xiaomi is expanding its electric vehicle lineup with preliminary consultations for the new SkyNomad family of smart crossovers. The model stands out from previously released SU7 and YU7 with its innovative transformable interior concept. The manufacturer emphasizes maximum interior functionality, unlocking new possibilities for users. Official pricing and sales launch dates remain undisclosed, though interest in the new model is already high.

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Survey: One-Third of OnePlus Fans May Switch to Rivals if OPPO Acquisition OccursHardware

Survey: One-Third of OnePlus Fans May Switch to Rivals if OPPO Acquisition Occurs

OnePlus’ future hangs in the balance following rumors of a potential OPPO acquisition. A recent survey of over 2,000 users found that 35.3% would abandon the brand if it loses independence. Another 30% will judge new models based on performance, while only 29.5% remain loyal regardless of changes. Concerns center on OPPO’s weak U.S. market support and fears of declining OxygenOS quality.

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Micron to Increase U.S. Investments to $250 Billion, Allocate $500M to Silicon Wafer PlantHardware

Micron to Increase U.S. Investments to $250 Billion, Allocate $500M to Silicon Wafer Plant

U.S. chipmaker Micron has significantly boosted its semiconductor infrastructure investments in America. The company now plans to allocate up to $250 billion by 2035, an increase of $50 billion from earlier projections. Part of these funds—$500 million—will support the strategic expansion of GlobalWafers’ Sherman, Texas facility, the sole U.S. producer of 300mm silicon wafers for advanced memory and logic chips. The deal includes a decade-long supply agreement, ensuring long-term access to critical materials.

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Microsoft to Increase Windows Security Patches with AISecurity

Microsoft to Increase Windows Security Patches with AI

Microsoft has announced plans to significantly increase the frequency of Windows security updates, driven by the integration of artificial intelligence to identify vulnerabilities in the operating system's code. The tech giant believes AI will enable faster detection and resolution of potential threats, thereby enhancing overall system protection. This move aligns with the broader industry trend of leveraging advanced technologies to strengthen cybersecurity in major IT corporations.

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Top Wireless Bluetooth Boomboxes of 2026: Power & Sound Quality ReviewHardware

Top Wireless Bluetooth Boomboxes of 2026: Power & Sound Quality Review

The wireless Bluetooth boombox market continues to expand, offering solutions for outdoor and indoor audio enthusiasts. In 2026, leading models feature enhanced capabilities like spatial sound, high-quality codec support, and extended battery life. Top contenders include JBL Boombox 3, Anker Soundcore Motion X600, and Sony SRS-XG500, each delivering unique advantages for different scenarios.

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Google Fixes Gemini Bug Disrupting Google Home's Broadcast FeatureArtificial intelligence

Google Fixes Gemini Bug Disrupting Google Home's Broadcast Feature

Google Home users encountered an issue with the Broadcast feature, which allows sending voice announcements to all connected devices. Due to a bug in the Gemini assistant, messages were not broadcasted but processed as regular queries. For instance, the phrase "Time to eat" triggered the response "I don't eat" instead of broadcasting the announcement. Google has acknowledged the problem and confirmed a fix is underway.

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