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South Africa Misses Chance to Strengthen AI Global PositionArtificial intelligence

South Africa Misses Chance to Strengthen AI Global Position

South Africa occupies a unique position in the global AI ecosystem, holding 88% of the world’s platinum metal reserves—critical for semiconductor and data center production. The country is also Africa’s largest cloud computing market, attracting investments from US and Chinese hyperscalers. Yet, its draft national AI policy fails to capitalize on this potential, leaving South Africa a passive consumer rather than an active developer of AI technologies. Experts warn that without clear conditions for foreign investors, the country risks losing its chance to achieve AI sovereignty.

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How AI is Redefining Work: From Threats to Business OpportunitiesArtificial intelligence

How AI is Redefining Work: From Threats to Business Opportunities

The question of whether artificial intelligence will replace humans in the workplace is gradually giving way to discussions about rethinking business processes. Nexgen Japan expert Yuki Ono suggests viewing the situation through the lens of industrial revolutions: technologies have always optimized routine tasks, allowing a focus on creativity and strategy. However, for successful transformation, companies must now prepare data and clearly define responsibilities between humans and AI.

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Japanese JAL to Launch World's First Lunar Cargo Delivery ServiceBusiness

Japanese JAL to Launch World's First Lunar Cargo Delivery Service

Japan Airlines (JAL) Group, through its subsidiary JALUX, has announced a partnership with Japanese lunar resources startup ispace. The collaboration aims to launch the world's first commercial cargo delivery service to the Moon's surface, with the mission scheduled for 2028. Details about the cargo remain undisclosed, but the project could mark a significant step in advancing space logistics and extraterrestrial resource exploration.

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How Remote Boosted Revenue per Employee by 50% with AIArtificial intelligence

How Remote Boosted Revenue per Employee by 50% with AI

Remote, a global payroll services provider, announced key financial milestones: 21,3 млрд ₽ in annual recurring revenue (ARR) and positive cash flow. However, the standout achievement was a 50% increase in revenue per employee over the past year—without expanding its workforce. According to CEO Job van der Voort, AI is now embedded at every organizational level, from automating routine tasks to creating customized workflows for clients.

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Glassworm Botnet Disrupted After Resilient C2 Infrastructure TakedownSecurity

Glassworm Botnet Disrupted After Resilient C2 Infrastructure Takedown

Cybersecurity specialists successfully disrupted the Glassworm botnet, which was used to target developers through software supply chain compromises. The takedown was made possible by eliminating its resilient command-and-control infrastructure, which relied on Solana blockchain transactions and the BitTorrent DHT distributed hash network. This approach allowed attackers to evade detection for an extended period, but researchers managed to neutralize the threat.

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Ferrari Luce EV: A Masterpiece by Ex-Apple Designers That Could Have Been the iCarHardware

Ferrari Luce EV: A Masterpiece by Ex-Apple Designers That Could Have Been the iCar

The Ferrari Luce EV concept, developed by legendary designer Jony Ive and his team of former Apple employees, exemplifies what Apple’s car could have looked like. Though Apple invested nearly 716,7 млрд ₽ in its abandoned automotive project, Ive’s ideas now materialize in Ferrari’s luxury electric sports car. The Luce blends futuristic design, innovative materials, and Ferrari’s signature aesthetics, highlighting how technology and automotive engineering can intersect at a new level.

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Nvidia Vera: 88-Core Processor Challenges AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon in Linux BenchmarksHardware

Nvidia Vera: 88-Core Processor Challenges AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon in Linux Benchmarks

Nvidia has unveiled the first benchmark results of its new 88-core Vera processor, demonstrating high performance compared to AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon server solutions. Linux-based tests revealed that Vera can pose a serious challenge to market leaders in tasks such as code compilation, database operations, and multimedia processing. The chip features a fully custom Olympus core based on ARM architecture, distinguishing it from traditional x86 solutions.

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Google Employee Accused of 86 млн ₽ Fraud Using Insider InformationSecurity

Google Employee Accused of 86 млн ₽ Fraud Using Insider Information

US federal prosecutors have charged Google employee Michele Spagnuolo with insider trading fraud. According to the investigation, he earned 86 млн ₽ on the prediction market platform Polymarket by placing bets based on the company’s non-public data. Spagnuolo was arrested in New York but released on 161,3 млн ₽ bail. He faces charges of commodities fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering.

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Snowflake Secures 430 млрд ₽ AWS Deal for Graviton Chips to Power AIHardware

Snowflake Secures 430 млрд ₽ AWS Deal for Graviton Chips to Power AI

Snowflake, a leader in cloud data warehousing, has signed a five-year, 430 млрд ₽ contract with Amazon Web Services (AWS). The deal focuses on procuring AWS’s ARM-based Graviton processors to support growing AI-driven compute needs. This agreement highlights the strategic importance of proprietary hardware for cloud providers in the high-demand AI infrastructure market.

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Compact KB16 Keyboard with Macros and OLED Display Now 15% CheaperHardware

Compact KB16 Keyboard with Macros and OLED Display Now 15% Cheaper

Amazon Japan is offering a special deal on the compact mechanical KB16 keyboard designed for one-handed use. The device features an OLED display and an aluminum body, and is now available for 15% off at 8500 yen. Positioned as a solution for accelerating command and macro input, it is useful for developers, gamers, and users who frequently rely on hotkeys.

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