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Artificial intelligenceStartups Huntr, Modelence, and Tavily have proven that traditional relational databases hinder the development of AI agents. Instead, they adopted MongoDB Atlas—a platform with vector search, hybrid queries, and automatic scaling. This shift accelerated development, reduced errors, and enabled flexible systems capable of adapting to evolving AI requirements.
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Artificial intelligenceTencent has launched the Hunyuan Hy3 AI model, combining fast and slow reasoning mechanisms. Built on a Mixture of Experts (MoE) architecture with 295 billion parameters (21 billion active during operation), Hy3 supports a context window of up to 256,000 tokens. The model is already integrated into Tencent's products like WorkBuddy, CodeBuddy, Yuanbao, Marvis, and ima, with API access available via Tencent Cloud TokenHub.
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SecurityJapan’s leading telecom operator KDDI has disclosed a massive data breach impacting over 12 million customers. The incident stemmed from a hack of the company’s email platform, which serves five internet providers in Japan. Cybercriminals gained access to users’ email addresses and passwords, posing significant risks to personal data security. KDDI has launched an investigation and urged affected users to change their credentials immediately.
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HardwareSamsung has officially confirmed the date for its Galaxy Unpacked event, scheduled for July 22. The highlight will be the unveiling of a new foldable smartphone featuring a wider display, distinct from the Galaxy Z Fold lineup. This device is expected to rival competitors like Huawei and Apple’s rumored foldable iPhone. The event will take place in London, starting at 16:00 Moscow time.
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HardwareDell Technologies has announced a special pop-up event in Tokyo dedicated to the new generation of the XPS 13 ultrabook. Running from July 9 to 12 in the upscale Omotesando district, the event emphasizes real-device demonstrations tailored for a younger audience. Visitors will have the chance to personally evaluate the laptop’s performance, ergonomics, and design while participating in interactive activities with opportunities to win branded prizes under specific conditions.
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HardwareLenovo appears to have permanently discontinued sales of its budget gaming device, the G02, which previously surfaced on third-party platforms with pre-installed game emulators. Priced at around $60, the device sparked controversy over potential copyright violations and illegal content distribution. The G02 has now vanished from AliExpress* and other platforms, likely marking the end of this contentious episode. Lenovo had previously stated the device was intended solely for the Chinese market, but its appearance on global platforms raised significant concerns.
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HardwareAhead of Amazon Prime Day, ITG Marketing launched exclusive deals on high-speed Samsung storage devices. Discounts of up to 22% apply to microSD Express cards for expanding Nintendo Switch 2 memory and SSDs optimized for PlayStation 5. The promotion allows gamers to save on essential storage upgrades for popular consoles. Limited-time offers require prompt action to secure availability.
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HardwareSeasonic’s power supply calculator has inadvertently revealed details about unreleased Nvidia RTX 50 Super GPUs, including the RTX 5080 Super, RTX 5070 Ti Super, and RTX 5070 Super. These models, not yet officially announced, allow users to estimate power consumption for hypothetical systems. The tool also provides preliminary TGP (Total Graphics Power) data, suggesting potential performance gains tied to higher power and clock speeds. While Nvidia has not confirmed these figures, they offer valuable insights into the next-gen lineup’s expected capabilities.
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Artificial intelligenceThe adoption of enterprise AI agents is moving beyond pilot projects, encountering real-world challenges such as rising costs, security vulnerabilities, and internal resistance. Experts note that companies often overestimate competitive gaps but underestimate the complexities of scaling. Optimizing models and maintaining financial discipline are becoming key success factors. It is also critical to recognize that AI accelerates vulnerability detection, demanding faster threat response strategies.
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DevelopmentIn 2026, Verizon and T-Mobile offer unlimited plans with distinct advantages. Verizon’s Unlimited Welcome stands out with its modular approach to add-ons, allowing users to subscribe to streaming services like Disney+, Netflix, or Apple One individually for $10–$20 per month. T-Mobile’s Experience More, however, bundles bonuses into the base package without customization options. Both plans are similarly priced, but Verizon provides greater flexibility by letting users toggle services on or off at any time. This makes it ideal for families prioritizing cost efficiency and adaptability.
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SecurityModern smartphones, whether iPhone or Android, feature built-in security mechanisms that make them far less vulnerable to traditional viruses than desktop computers. Apple and Google have implemented multi-layered security systems, including app isolation, permission controls, and regular updates. However, the primary risks today stem not from malware but from phishing attacks, fraudulent websites, and account hijacking. These threats bypass technical defenses by exploiting human factors—such as user inattention or trust.
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HardwareChinese company DeepSeek, known for its open-source AI models, has begun developing custom chips to accelerate AI inference. The project aims to lower operational costs and reduce reliance on foreign manufacturers such as NVIDIA. According to sources, chip development has been underway for about a year, with the team recently expanding by hiring experienced engineers. The decision is driven by surging demand for AI services and high computational costs, which can account for over half of the company’s budget.
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