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HardwareXiaomi has unveiled the 17T Pro, a new mid-range smartphone that combines premium design, performance, and signature Leica cameras. Positioned as an affordable alternative to flagship models, it retains key advantages of high-end devices. First impressions of its design, cameras, and hardware are covered in this review.
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SecuritySupermicro confirmed cooperation with Taiwanese law enforcement in a case involving the smuggling of 50 servers to China, resulting in the arrest of three suspects. The incident occurs amid tightened controls on high-tech equipment exports to China, particularly in artificial intelligence. Earlier, Supermicro's founder was accused in the U.S. of involvement in 178,5 млрд ₽ worth of server smuggling.
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DevelopmentFigma has unveiled a major update to its AI assistant, Figma Make, transforming the platform from a prototyping tool into a full-fledged visual development environment. Users can now import Git repositories directly into Figma, edit application code through a graphical interface, and push changes to production via standard GitHub pull requests. This eliminates the gap between design and development while preserving enterprise-grade version control and security processes.
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Artificial intelligenceCloud platforms were originally designed to serve human activity—searching, content browsing, and data streaming. However, with the rise of AI agents generating surges in database, API, and document queries, traditional infrastructure faces new challenges. Amazon Web Services has introduced an updated version of OpenSearch Serverless, designed to handle workloads from autonomous agents. The solution enables instant scaling of computing resources during peak loads and reduces them to zero during idle periods, optimizing business costs.
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SecurityLeaked US intelligence documents reveal that the FBI, Department of Homeland Security, and local law enforcement have begun monitoring activity linked to so-called 'anti-tech extremism.' The move follows growing protests against AI data center construction, which authorities fear could escalate into mass unrest or infrastructure attacks. Critics argue that even peaceful protests and social media posts are being labeled as 'extremism.'
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DevelopmentGoogle is experimenting with a revamped interface for the Google Contacts app on Wear OS. The new version prioritizes large contact photos to enhance usability on small smartwatch screens. Changes affect both the favorites screen and detailed contact information.
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Artificial intelligenceAmid widespread enthusiasm for AI technological breakthroughs, a counterwave of criticism is gaining momentum. Recent graduation ceremonies at American universities have become platforms for students to demonstrate skepticism toward AI. Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt faced open disapproval when he urged graduates to actively participate in the development of this technology. Similar incidents occurred at other institutions, signaling growing distrust among the younger generation toward AI industry promises.
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HardwareSony marked the 10th anniversary of its flagship 1000X headphone lineup with the release of a special edition—1000X The Collexion. Positioned as a premium alternative to the WH-1000XM6, the model offers upgraded audio components, stylish design, and enhanced comfort. Priced at 46 391 ₽ it competes in the luxury segment alongside Apple AirPods Max 2 and Bowers & Wilkins Px8 S2.
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Artificial intelligenceWaymo, a subsidiary of Alphabet, is set to launch its new Ojai self-driving taxis, which will serve passengers in California and Arizona. The vehicles, assembled in China, are expected to hit the roads in the coming weeks. This marks another step in expanding its autonomous ride-hailing service amid growing competition in the robotaxi sector.
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SecurityPerplexity has released Bumblebee, a free open-source tool designed to enhance the security of developer workstations. The tool scans installed packages, editor extensions, and AI tool configurations to identify potentially dangerous components in the software supply chain. Bumblebee requires no subscription and does not use artificial intelligence, making it accessible to a wide range of professionals.
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HardwareWaymo has announced the start of test rides for its sixth-generation autonomous Ojai taxis in San Francisco and other U.S. cities. The vehicle, built on the Chinese Zeekr platform, features advanced autopilot systems and is marketed as a 'mobile office on wheels.' Participants can sign up for free rides via the app. Commercial service is expected to launch in 2026.
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HardwareHuawei has unveiled the Pura 90 Pro Max, a smartphone with a striking design and advanced camera that sets it apart from competitors. The model features a gradient back panel in multiple color options, a 6.9-inch OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, and IP68/IP69 dust and water resistance. The standout feature is its camera: a 200MP main module with an adjustable f/1.4–4.0 aperture and a periscope telephoto lens with 4x optical zoom. The device is powered by Huawei’s Kirin 9030S chipset and a 6000mAh battery with fast charging support.
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