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Artificial intelligenceAnthropic announced that starting July 7, users with active subscriptions will lose access to the Claude Fable 5 AI model. However, this is a temporary measure, and the company plans to reintroduce the model into alternative pricing plans shortly. The change is driven by resource optimization, not technical issues or model limitations.
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HardwareIn South Korea, engineers at Samsung and SK Hynix have become the new social elite thanks to a sharp rise in demand for high-performance AI chips. Their incomes now exceed the national average by 20 times, transforming them into highly sought-after partners. This phenomenon is reshaping personal lives while fueling debates about growing inequality in the country.
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SecurityJapan’s leading telecom operator KDDI has reported a significant data breach in its email system used by internet service providers. According to the investigation results published on July 6, 2026, 12,233,087 unique email addresses and 7,616,173 user passwords were compromised. The company has already initiated damage control, including forced password resets and system upgrades, while implementing AI-driven vulnerability analysis to prevent future incidents.
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DevelopmentSelf-service kiosks in fast-food chains often face criticism due to confusing interfaces and psychological pressure from waiting queues. While companies invest heavily in system upgrades, these changes frequently fail to deliver the expected improvements. Instead of enhancing user experience, such updates sometimes create more confusion. As a result, alternative solutions like mobile ordering via smartphones are gaining traction, helping users avoid order-related stress entirely.
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HardwareCNET experts evaluated seven popular indoor antennas for over-the-air digital TV, ranking them by channel availability and signal stability. Tests conducted in New York and Los Angeles—where reception conditions vary significantly—revealed that even budget models deliver reliable performance in direct line-of-sight scenarios. However, optimal selection depends on proximity to broadcast towers and potential obstructions. The review covers both premium and Amazon-popular models, analyzing how built-in amplifiers impact reception quality.
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HardwareChinese semiconductor manufacturer Loongson has announced the 3C3000, a 16-core server processor built on its proprietary LoongArch architecture. Designed for cost-effective servers targeting small and medium businesses, the chip handles file storage, databases, and web applications efficiently. According to the company, the 3C3000 delivers performance comparable to its predecessor, the 3C5000, while offering lower power consumption and ECC memory support. This makes it an attractive option for SMBs seeking reliable yet economical computing power.
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Artificial intelligenceJapanese home improvement chain CAINZ has integrated a generative AI-based system in its stores, enabling customers to virtually 'try on' interior design solutions. The CAINZ Fitting Room project uses digital screens to show how selected items would look in a space, streamlining product selection. The pilot aims to boost sales and enhance customer experience, though developers face challenges in visualization accuracy and data processing speed.
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Artificial intelligenceIn 1969, Jim Henson, the legendary creator of *The Muppet Show*, unveiled *The Cube*, one of the most unusual and provocative projects of his career. This 53-minute teleplay, produced for NBC’s *Experiment in Television* anthology, follows a man who awakens in a white cube devoid of doors or windows. Visitors appear and vanish through invisible passages, challenging the protagonist’s grip on reality and sanity. Often compared to modern dystopian series like *Black Mirror*, the project remains obscure but its influence on the genre is undeniable.
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BusinessVerizon has launched its Simplicity plan, setting a new benchmark for mobile connectivity. Unlike traditional offerings with convoluted terms and hidden charges, Simplicity provides transparent pricing at $30 per line before taxes. Beneath the simplicity lie critical trade-offs: discontinued phone subsidies, paid upgrades, and capped video quality. This initiative could spark industry-wide transformation if competitors follow Verizon’s lead.
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SecurityJapanese telecom giant KDDI Corporation disclosed a cyberattack that granted unauthorized access to its email system, which serves five other internet service providers (ISPs) in the country. The incident potentially compromised up to 14.2 million email accounts. While KDDI confirmed the breach, it clarified that other services, including mobile and payment systems, remained unaffected. Investigations are ongoing, and affected users have already been notified to reset passwords and enhance account security.
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Artificial intelligenceAt HPE’s annual event, CTO Antonio Neri highlighted the hidden expenses tied to relying on external models for generative AI. The surge in token consumption is driving uncontrollable costs, especially as AI agents scale. To address this, HPE and AMD recommend relocating AI computations to in-house data centers, enabling companies to optimize expenses and maintain full infrastructure control.
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SecurityA complete ban on USB drives in corporate environments is often seen as a measure to prevent data leaks and cyberattacks. However, information security expert Adomi Sudo argues that such strict restrictions may become a "rule of stopping thought," failing to address real issues. Instead of a total ban, he proposes implementing a comprehensive approach: data control through analytical tools and employee training. This not only reduces risks but also maintains business process flexibility.
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