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Google Optimizes Gemma 4 Models for Low-Memory Devices

Google has unveiled updated versions of its open-source Gemma 4 models, optimized using quantization-aware training (QAT). This approach significantly reduces the memory footprint required for model execution on devices while maintaining high generation quality. Unlike traditional post-training quantization (PTQ), QAT is integrated directly into the training process, minimizing performance loss and accelerating data processing.

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Cybercriminals Exploit SolarWinds Serv-U Vulnerability to Crash ServersSecurity

Cybercriminals Exploit SolarWinds Serv-U Vulnerability to Crash Servers

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an alert regarding cybercriminals actively exploiting a recently patched high-severity vulnerability in SolarWinds Serv-U software. These attacks aim to crash servers, creating significant risks for corporate infrastructures. While the vulnerability has been fixed in the latest update, many organizations have yet to apply the patch, leaving their systems exposed to potential threats.

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Reid Hoffman Leaves Microsoft Board to Join AI-Pharma StartupArtificial intelligence

Reid Hoffman Leaves Microsoft Board to Join AI-Pharma Startup

LinkedIn* co-founder and former Microsoft board member Reid Hoffman has announced his departure from the company. He plans to dedicate himself fully to Manus, a startup leveraging artificial intelligence to develop pharmaceuticals, particularly for oncology treatments. Hoffman leaves Microsoft after nearly a decade on its board, having joined following Microsoft’s 2 трлн ₽ acquisition of LinkedIn* in 2016.

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Google Leases 68,4 млрд ₽ in Compute Power from SpaceX MonthlyBusiness

Google Leases 68,4 млрд ₽ in Compute Power from SpaceX Monthly

SpaceX has secured a major contract with Google to provide high-performance computing resources, including 110,000 NVIDIA GPUs, CPUs, and memory. Under the agreement, Google will pay 68,4 млрд ₽ monthly starting October 2026 until June 2029, aligning with SpaceX’s planned IPO. The deal highlights Google’s urgent need to scale AI infrastructure amid unprecedented demand for platforms like Gemini Enterprise. This partnership follows SpaceX’s similar 92,9 млрд ₽ monthly deal with Anthropic, reinforcing its role as a key AI compute provider.

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50 Years of IEEE The Institute: A Chronicle of Technological BreakthroughsBusiness

50 Years of IEEE The Institute: A Chronicle of Technological Breakthroughs

IEEE The Institute marks its 50th anniversary this year. Over the past five decades, it has evolved from a small insert in IEEE Spectrum into an independent online publication, highlighting engineers' achievements, technical standards, and career opportunities for professionals. Today, The Institute continues to showcase outstanding IEEE members whose innovations are transforming the world while inspiring a new generation of technology leaders.

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ASRock Unveils Compact Mars 340 PC with Ryzen AI SupportHardware

ASRock Unveils Compact Mars 340 PC with Ryzen AI Support

During COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2026, ASRock presented its latest innovations: the ultra-compact Mars 340 desktop PC featuring Ryzen AI technology and a special 10th-anniversary edition of the Taichi motherboard. Both products highlight the company’s commitment to advancing high-performance solutions for enthusiasts and professionals. These launches underscore ASRock’s focus on cutting-edge computing for diverse user needs.

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NetEase Games Launches Eggy Party for PC with Cross-Platform SyncDevelopment

NetEase Games Launches Eggy Party for PC with Cross-Platform Sync

Chinese developer NetEase Games has officially released the Windows version of the multiplayer game Eggy Party. Players can now enjoy all game modes on PCs while maintaining progress through cross-platform account and data synchronization between mobile devices and PCs. This seamless transition between platforms ensures no loss of in-game achievements.

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Vulnerable Fuel Storage Monitoring Systems Detected in the U.S.Security

Vulnerable Fuel Storage Monitoring Systems Detected in the U.S.

Cybersecurity experts have identified more than 900 internet-connected automated tank gauging (ATG) systems for fuel and chemical storage across the U.S. These devices, used in critical infrastructure sectors, are vulnerable to malicious attacks. The issue affects facilities where the storage and management of hazardous materials demand heightened security measures. Immediate action is required to mitigate potential risks to operational stability and safety.

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Google Denies Plans to Make AI Mode Default Search in ChromeArtificial intelligence

Google Denies Plans to Make AI Mode Default Search in Chrome

In recent years, Google has actively promoted AI-powered tools in its search engine, including AI Overviews and AI Mode. However, the company has officially denied rumors suggesting it plans to make AI Mode the default search option in Chrome. This clarification came from Rajan Patel, Vice President of Search Engineering, in a post on X*. The move follows speculation triggered by a test flag in Chrome Canary, which altered the address bar’s behavior to process queries via AI Mode instead of standard search.

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Logitech G512 X 98: Hybrid Keyboard with Mixed ResultsHardware

Logitech G512 X 98: Hybrid Keyboard with Mixed Results

Logitech has introduced the new G512 X 98 gaming keyboard, allowing users to switch between mechanical and analog switches. While the idea of combining the benefits of both types seems appealing, the execution falls short of expectations. Experts note that the hybrid approach fails to deliver the anticipated versatility and convenience, leaving demanding users underwhelmed.

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Testing Sony, Apple, and Sennheiser Headphones in Real Flight ConditionsHardware

Testing Sony, Apple, and Sennheiser Headphones in Real Flight Conditions

An expert tested four top wireless headphone models during long-haul flights, evaluating them on key parameters: noise cancellation, comfort, battery life, and usability. The lineup included Apple AirPods Max 2, Sony WF-1000XM6, Sennheiser Momentum 5, and Sony’s 1000X The Collexion special edition. Results revealed that even flagship devices have drawbacks, particularly during extended travel.

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