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SoftBank Skepticism: Why Does Elon Musk Need Orbital Data Centers?Business

SoftBank Skepticism: Why Does Elon Musk Need Orbital Data Centers?

SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has expressed doubts about the viability of Elon Musk's idea to create orbital data centers. According to Son, such projects will not address the acute shortage of AI computing power in the coming years, and their implementation will take too much time and resources. The issue has sparked debate among experts: some view SpaceX's initiative as an attempt to stimulate demand for rocket launches, while others see it as a logical step given the shortage of terrestrial computing capacity.

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Gigabyte Aero X16: Gaming Laptop with RTX 5060 & Ryzen 7 AI at $1099 — $300 OffHardware

Gigabyte Aero X16: Gaming Laptop with RTX 5060 & Ryzen 7 AI at $1099 — $300 Off

With rising PC component prices, gaming laptops offer a cost-effective alternative to desktop builds. The Gigabyte Aero X16, featuring an Nvidia RTX 5060 GPU, AMD Ryzen AI 7 350 processor, and 32GB DDR5 RAM, is now available at a record-low price of $1099, down from $1399. The deal runs until June 29, making it an attractive option for gamers and professionals seeking high-performance mobility.

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Former Apple Vision Pro Head Joins OpenAI to Work on HardwareHardware

Former Apple Vision Pro Head Joins OpenAI to Work on Hardware

Apple’s vice president Paul Mead, who led the development of the Vision Pro headset, is leaving the company to join OpenAI’s hardware team. According to Bloomberg, Mead will focus on AI-driven hardware projects. He also oversaw Apple’s upcoming AI-powered smart glasses, slated for release next year. This transition may strengthen OpenAI’s position in the wearable tech market, where it competes directly with Meta’s offerings.

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Amble One Electric Dune Buggy: Luxury Off-Roader Priced at $25KHardware

Amble One Electric Dune Buggy: Luxury Off-Roader Priced at $25K

Former Apple and Audi engineers have introduced the Amble One electric dune buggy, designed for use on the grounds of luxury resorts. Priced at $25,000, the model blends retro lunar rover aesthetics with cutting-edge electric mobility tech. The project targets the premium leisure market, where such vehicles could become part of exclusive guest services.

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Intel Nova Lake: Flagship 52-Core CPU May Require Up to 474W PowerHardware

Intel Nova Lake: Flagship 52-Core CPU May Require Up to 474W Power

Leaked details reveal Intel's Nova Lake flagship processor with 52 cores and a record-breaking 474W power draw. Top-tier models will require motherboards with three 8-pin power connectors for stable operation, especially during extreme overclocking. The new LGA1954 socket will power Core Ultra 400S CPUs, marking Intel's most significant desktop CPU update in years.

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How a Startup Founder Used AI in the Fight Against CancerArtificial intelligence

How a Startup Founder Used AI in the Fight Against Cancer

Konno Christou, founder of Keragon, maintained a highly healthy lifestyle but faced an aggressive form of lymphoma at 35. Instead of passively following doctors' recommendations, he leveraged data from wearable devices, symptom journals, and an AI chatbot to analyze medical information. This approach helped him avoid diagnostic errors and choose the optimal therapy, demonstrating how technology can enhance traditional healthcare.

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LastPass Falls Victim to Another User Data BreachSecurity

LastPass Falls Victim to Another User Data Breach

Password manager LastPass has once again found itself at the center of a data breach scandal. The company reported that attackers gained access to some customer data, including encrypted password vaults. This incident is another blow to the service’s reputation, which has repeatedly faced criticism for inadequate protection of user data. LastPass assures it is taking steps to enhance security, but experts recommend users change their master passwords and enable multi-factor authentication.

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3COINS Unveils Smartphone Case with Stylus & Stand for ¥770Hardware

3COINS Unveils Smartphone Case with Stylus & Stand for ¥770

3COINS has launched a budget-friendly smartphone case that combines multiple functions into one accessory. Made from synthetic leather, the case features a built-in stylus for precise touchscreen interaction and a foldable stand for hands-free video viewing or calls. Priced at just ¥770 (approx. $450 RUB at current exchange rates), this accessory is ideal for users seeking practicality without overspending.

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Enthusiast Runs Windows 11 on DDR1 and Core 2 Quad: A Retro ExperimentHardware

Enthusiast Runs Windows 11 on DDR1 and Core 2 Quad: A Retro Experiment

The ongoing RAM shortage has pushed enthusiasts to explore unconventional solutions. One such experiment tested whether Windows 11 could run on legacy hardware with DDR1 memory. The build featured an ASRock ConRoe 865PE motherboard, an Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 processor, and an ATI Radeon HD 4650 AGP graphics card. The system delivered stable performance, including hardware video decoding and modern app compatibility. The experiment confirmed that even such outdated hardware can support a current OS with specific modifications.

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Puzzle Game What’s the Password? Hides Unexpected Depth Behind Simple GameplayDevelopment

Puzzle Game What’s the Password? Hides Unexpected Depth Behind Simple Gameplay

Independent game What’s the Password? by developer TrampolineTales is built on a simple mechanic: players input four-digit passwords to solve over 100 puzzles. However, beneath its apparent simplicity lies unexpected depth, with diverse clue formats and creative solutions. The game surprises with its ingenuity, challenging players to think outside the box through text-based, arithmetic, visual, and even meta-referential puzzles tied to its own design. Each puzzle presents a new test of logic and attention to detail, making it a standout experience for fans of brain teasers.

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How to Conveniently Switch Between Multiple Google Accounts on AndroidDevelopment

How to Conveniently Switch Between Multiple Google Accounts on Android

Many Android users juggle multiple Google accounts—personal, work, or educational. Constantly switching between them can be time-consuming and complicate interactions with apps like Gmail, Google Drive, or Google Photos. However, a simple gesture allows instant account switching without navigating additional menus. This method works in most Google apps and significantly speeds up workflows, especially for frequent profile switches. Mastering it will optimize your process and eliminate unnecessary steps.

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Why Your 10,000mAh Power Bank Won’t Charge Your Smartphone TwiceHardware

Why Your 10,000mAh Power Bank Won’t Charge Your Smartphone Twice

When purchasing a 10,000mAh power bank, users expect it to fully charge a smartphone with a 5,000mAh battery twice. However, in practice, it often lasts for only one and a half cycles. The reason lies not in manufacturer deception but in the physics of energy conversion. Capacity in mAh is a relative metric dependent on voltage, not an absolute value. To determine the actual power output, one must account for voltage conversion losses, battery and cable resistance, and the efficiency of charging circuits.

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