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BusinessJapanese Seven Bank and retail chain FamilyMart have launched a joint project to install branded 'Famima ATMs' in stores. The new devices, designed in FamilyMart’s corporate colors, became operational on June 1 and are now available to customers at network locations. The ATMs support a wide range of services, including cash withdrawals, deposits, and digital wallet top-ups for contactless payments.
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BusinessVAIO, spun off from Sony and restructured under the JIP fund, is entering a new phase of development. President Ken Itooka, who took the helm in December 2025, shared his vision for the brand’s future, focusing on avoiding past mistakes and building a 'perfect factory.' According to Itooka, the key priority will be balancing technological excellence with sustainable growth, rather than pursuing short-term metrics. This approach aims to ensure long-term competitiveness in the high-tech device market.
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HardwareOne of the most bizarre IT industry leaks: A Google Pixel Watch 5 smartwatch prototype was found at the bottom of the ocean near the Caribbean island of Saint Martin. Gearbox co-founder Randy Pitchford shared photos of the device, which remained functional despite being submerged. The back panel clearly displays "Google" and "Pixel Watch 5" markings, along with health sensor labels, confirming the find's authenticity. This incident raises questions about prototype security in tech development.
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HardwareIntel has officially confirmed plans to release Xeon 7 processors codenamed Diamond Rapids in 2027. The chips will be manufactured using Intel’s advanced 18A-P process and will support PCIe 6.0, a 50% increase in core count, and double the memory bandwidth compared to predecessors. The new processors are expected to compete with AMD’s EPYC Venice solutions based on the Zen 6 architecture.
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HardwareGIGABYTE has announced the release of a new gaming laptop, the EAGLE 9MJR2JPF93SH, featuring a 16-inch display and an AMD Ryzen 5 processor. The model is positioned as a solution for users seeking a balanced price-to-performance ratio in gaming. As an entry-level device, it appeals to those unwilling to pay a premium for high-end configurations.
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HardwareDuring Computex, Intel shared updated insights on its upcoming data center accelerator, the Crescent Island GPU, built on the Xe3P architecture. Positioned as a tool for agent-based artificial intelligence, the solution supports a wide range of data formats—from FP4 for high-performance inference to FP64 for scientific computing. While the chip’s performance metrics remain undisclosed, Intel emphasizes the unique design features of the accelerator to enhance efficiency and scalability in AI workloads.
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HardwareAt COMPUTEX, Intel announced the launch of its new Xeon 6+ server processors, supporting up to 288 cores. The company also shared plans for next-generation graphics accelerators codenamed Crescent Island. This announcement aligns with Intel’s strategy to reinforce the CPU’s role in autonomous AI infrastructure, where processors will handle data management and task orchestration.
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HardwareMany users habitually charge their smartphones overnight without considering the consequences. However, this practice causes the most damage to lithium-ion batteries. Prolonged exposure to 100% charge creates excessive voltage and raises temperature, accelerating chemical wear. While modern devices feature protective mechanisms, they cannot fully neutralize the negative effects of constant charging.
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HardwareWeeks before Samsung’s anticipated unveiling of its new foldable smartphones, the first real-life photos of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide have surfaced online. The device was captured in Korea, where it was being used by a company employee. The images corroborate rumors of a wider form factor for the upcoming model, though the smartphone was partially concealed by a protective case to prevent leaks.
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BusinessGoogle has announced plans to open its first flagship store outside the U.S. in Tokyo’s Omotesando district in the summer of 2026. This move marks a significant step in expanding the brand’s global presence, offering customers direct access to Google’s products and cutting-edge technologies. The store will serve as a hub for innovation in the Asia-Pacific region.
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HardwareAMD has announced the global launch of the Radeon RX 9070 GRE, a graphics card previously available only in China. The model will go on sale on June 2 for 38 991 ₽ providing a solution for users who need more performance than the RX 9060 XT but do not require the power of high-end options. Built on the RDNA 4 architecture, the new card aims to fill the price segment below 39 062 ₽
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DevelopmentIn the latest Windows 11 update, Microsoft has focused on improving system responsiveness. Users report faster Start menu performance and quicker app launches. These changes are part of the company’s long-term strategy to optimize the operating system. Meanwhile, Microsoft is undergoing organizational shifts that impact its artificial intelligence development efforts.
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