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HardwareDuring Prime Day, Apple is offering the Apple Watch SE 3 at its lowest price ever—14 614 ₽ Released last year, this model features significant upgrades, including an always-on display, gesture support, wrist temperature sensor, 5G, and fast charging. It’s an ideal choice for most users, especially those who don’t need advanced medical features like ECG or atrial fibrillation monitoring.
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SecurityCybersecurity researchers discovered a critical vulnerability in AutoGen Studio, Microsoft's AI agent prototyping interface. Dubbed AutoJack, the flaw enabled attackers to manipulate AI agents and execute arbitrary commands on target systems. Exploiting the vulnerability required only tricking users into visiting a specially crafted webpage. Microsoft promptly released a patch to close this security gap, urging users to update AutoGen Studio immediately.
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BusinessPremium EV manufacturer Lucid announced its second round of layoffs this year, cutting approximately 1,500 positions—about 18% of its workforce. The company cited the need to simplify its organizational structure and improve efficiency amid intensifying competition in the electric transport market. This follows an earlier round of 1,300 job cuts in early 2024, as Lucid struggles to achieve profitability despite ambitious plans to expand its model lineup.
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HardwareHONOR has launched the X80 Pro Max smartphone in China, standing out with its industry-leading 11,000mAh battery. The device supports 90W fast charging and 27W reverse charging for connected gadgets. Despite its massive battery, the smartphone weighs just 203 grams, comparable to flagship models from other brands. Sales begin at 1,699 yuan (around 18 360 ₽).
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HardwareThe smart glasses market is experiencing rapid growth, and the accessories industry is evolving alongside it. Companies now offer removable frames that allow users to adapt their devices to different styles and usage scenarios. These solutions make gadgets more versatile and appealing to mainstream consumers while preserving their core functionality.
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BusinessAisan Technology, a Japanese developer of geodetic software, has reported a major fraud case in its subsidiary, Akisoku LLC. The sole director allegedly embezzled corporate assets by selling them online and fabricated transactions to inflate revenue. The total damage to the business is estimated at 49,2 млн ₽ The executive has been suspended, and the company is conducting an internal investigation to assess the full scope of the losses.
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HardwareNorwegian engineers are implementing a groundbreaking project—the construction of the world’s longest and deepest underwater road tunnel, Rogfast. Stretching 26.7 km and reaching depths of up to 392 meters beneath the North Sea, this ambitious endeavor connects key regions of the country. The project showcases modern engineering’s ability to overcome natural barriers. Meanwhile, the IT industry is advancing flexible data centers that adapt to energy grid demands, a critical solution as AI technologies drive unprecedented power consumption needs.
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Artificial intelligenceGoogle has partnered with independent film studio A24 to develop AI-driven tools for filmmaking, marking the tech giant’s first direct investment in a film studio. The 5,5 млрд ₽ deal focuses on creating technologies that empower directors and screenwriters to explore new creative possibilities without replacing their artistic control. DeepMind, Google’s AI research lab, will lead the initiative, emphasizing solutions tailored to industry professionals’ needs. While major studios like Disney and Warner Bros.
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HardwareValve’s Steam Machine gaming console will soon receive FSR 4 support from AMD, as confirmed by Pierre-Loup Griffais. The update promises substantial improvements in graphics quality, particularly in fast-paced scenes, bringing the device closer to PlayStation 5’s performance levels. Launched at 77 037 ₽ the console’s price exceeded user expectations, but performance enhancements may mitigate this concern.
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HardwareYangtze Memory Technologies Corporation (YMTC) continues to strengthen its position in the global NAND flash memory market. According to Counterpoint Research, its market share surged from 8% to 13% over the past year, setting a record among all manufacturers. YMTC's growth rate has outpaced forecasts from South Korean giants Samsung and SK Hynix, which now acknowledge the threat posed by the Chinese competitor. Analysts attribute YMTC's success to both technological breakthroughs and scaled production capacities.
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Artificial intelligenceChina has released its 2026 ranking of the top 30 domestic AI chips, showcasing industry maturity and clear performance segmentation. Two key players, Zhongcheng Hualong and XiWang, have accelerated their IPO preparations in response to growing demand for local AI computing power. The new list underscores the strategic importance of import substitution in the AI chip sector, where Chinese developers are gaining prominence amid global competition. This shift highlights the nation’s push to reduce reliance on foreign technology while fostering innovation in high-performance computing.
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HardwareThe rapid expansion of data centers by major tech firms is drawing growing backlash from electricians and construction workers. Despite lucrative contracts, many specialists refuse to participate, citing environmental harm and social controversies. Public protests against resource-intensive facilities further intensify the criticism.
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