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Physicist Challenges Microsoft's Quantum Chip Breakthrough ClaimsHardware

Physicist Challenges Microsoft's Quantum Chip Breakthrough Claims

A study published in Nature has cast doubt on Microsoft's claims about its Majorana quantum chips, the foundation of its topological qubit technology. The company unveiled its first chip in February 2025, touting it as a breakthrough for quantum computing. However, physicist Henry Legg of the University of St Andrews re-examined Microsoft's data and concluded that the evidence for Majorana particles in the device is unconvincing. Without these particles, he argues, building a functional qubit for quantum computing is impossible.

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New Site Names Companies Still Not Using PasskeysSecurity

New Site Names Companies Still Not Using Passkeys

Passkeys are rapidly becoming the gold standard for account security, yet many major platforms continue to ignore this technology. A new site, whynopasskeys.com, publicly shames companies that fail to offer passkey logins, including household names like Instagram*, Netflix, and Spotify. The initiative aims to pressure businesses into adopting more secure authentication methods faster. Project creator and cybersecurity expert Scott Helme notes that public lists often serve as a powerful motivator for companies to act.

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Microsoft Launches Budget Surface Models with Half the RAMHardware

Microsoft Launches Budget Surface Models with Half the RAM

Microsoft has introduced more affordable versions of its Surface Pro and Surface Laptop devices, maintaining core specifications while halving the RAM to 8GB. The models still feature an 8-core Snapdragon X Plus processor and 256GB storage, but they no longer support the built-in Copilot Plus AI technology, which requires at least 16GB of RAM for stable operation. Despite the price reduction, the new Surface devices remain pricier than the competing MacBook Neo, which attracts users with its high performance and competitive pricing.

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T-Mobile Offers Free iPhone 17 Pro Without Trade-InHardware

T-Mobile Offers Free iPhone 17 Pro Without Trade-In

T-Mobile has launched a special promotion allowing both new and existing customers to receive the flagship iPhone 17 Pro at no additional charge. Unlike typical trade-in deals, this offer does not require surrendering an old device. However, participants must subscribe to one of T-Mobile’s unlimited data plans. The promotion is time-sensitive and applies only to specific iPhone 17 Pro models. Experts warn of potential hidden conditions, such as mandatory contract terms or early termination fees. Users are advised to review all terms carefully before enrolling.

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KADOKAWA Retains Summer CEO: Shareholders Approve Continued LeadershipBusiness

KADOKAWA Retains Summer CEO: Shareholders Approve Continued Leadership

At its annual general meeting on June 24, KADOKAWA shareholders overwhelmingly endorsed Takeshi Natsuno’s continuation as CEO, rejecting a proposal from activist investor Oasis Management to oust him. The decision underscores strong confidence in Natsuno’s strategic vision for navigating the fast-evolving digital media and IT landscape. With KADOKAWA doubling down on digital transformation and global expansion, leadership stability is critical to its growth trajectory.

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Innovative Engineering Projects: From Chips to Planetary ChallengesDevelopment

Innovative Engineering Projects: From Chips to Planetary Challenges

Modern engineering solutions span from nanotechnology to planetary-scale challenges. The latest MIT Technology Review issue explores projects redefining the future, including ASML's cutting-edge chip manufacturing equipment and artificial Earth-cooling initiatives inspired by volcanic eruptions. These initiatives demonstrate how technology can address global issues by uniting scientists and companies worldwide.

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Deezer Launches Tool for Legal Song Remixes with Artist ConsentArtificial intelligence

Deezer Launches Tool for Legal Song Remixes with Artist Consent

French streaming service Deezer has announced the launch of Remix Lab, a new feature that allows users to create song remixes with the consent of original artists and rights holders. Unlike competitors leveraging AI for track generation, Deezer offers tools for manual music editing—from adjusting tempo to changing genres. Artists earn royalties for every remixed track stream, setting the platform apart from other streaming services increasingly adopting artificial intelligence.

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Meta* Unveils Standalone AI App for Facebook* Content CreatorsArtificial intelligence

Meta* Unveils Standalone AI App for Facebook* Content Creators

Meta* has begun testing a dedicated AI-powered application for Facebook* content creators, designed to simplify analytics, publishing schedules, and audience interactions. The tool aims to reduce creators' reliance on third-party services like ChatGPT by offering personalized recommendations based on content style, engagement metrics, and user goals. The app features an AI assistant that provides conversational insights, such as optimal posting times and trending comment topics, while automating responses while preserving the creator's unique voice.

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New Mistic Backdoor Targets Financial and IT FirmsSecurity

New Mistic Backdoor Targets Financial and IT Firms

Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a new backdoor named Mistic, actively deployed in targeted attacks against organizations in the financial, insurance, education, and IT sectors. Threat actors linked to the access broker KongTuke use the malware to gain unauthorized access to corporate networks. The attacks are financially motivated, suggesting possible preparations for follow-up ransomware or data theft operations.

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Agility Robotics to Go Public via $2.5B SPAC DealHardware

Agility Robotics to Go Public via $2.5B SPAC Deal

Agility Robotics, a U.S.-based developer of humanoid robots, has announced plans to go public through a merger with SPAC company Churchill Capital Corp XI. The deal values the startup at $2.5 billion and will raise over $620 million, including $200 million from institutional investors. Funds will expand production of the fifth-generation Digit robot, fulfill existing orders, and onboard new clients. Major partners include Amazon, Nvidia, and Toyota.

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