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HardwareTP-Link has introduced the affordable 8-port TL-SG108S-M2 switch with speeds up to 2.5 Gbps. Available for $49.99 on Amazon—nearly 50% off the list price—it’s one of the best deals for upgrading home or office networks. The switch supports 100 Mbps, 1 Gbps, and 2.5 Gbps devices without requiring new cabling, making it ideal for PCs, NAS, printers, and Wi-Fi access points.
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HardwareIn a series reviewing affordable gadgets from Japanese stores, ITmedia tested Daiso’s emergency radio priced at ¥770 (around $5). The battery-powered device supports only basic AM/FM reception but gained unexpected popularity due to its intuitive simplicity and nostalgic design reminiscent of vintage tech. While lacking modern features like Bluetooth, its reliability and straightforward functionality make it ideal for emergency preparedness.
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Artificial intelligenceThe Donald Trump administration has approved Anthropic’s request to restore access to its AI model, Mythos 5, for over 100 US government agencies and private organizations. The decision extends to both American and foreign employees of these entities, who were previously barred due to imposed restrictions. Marketed as a tool for protecting critical infrastructure, the model’s use was suspended after vulnerabilities in its safeguards were discovered.
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HardwareWalmart is offering an exclusive deal on a prebuilt iBuyPower gaming PC with top-tier AMD components at a $750 discount. The system features the Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor, widely regarded as the best choice for gamers, paired with the RX 9070 XT GPU, delivering smooth 4K gaming performance. It includes 32GB of DDR5 RAM and a 1TB SSD. With over 55% of units already sold, this limited-time offer may expire soon.
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HardwareEurope’s scorching summer has overwhelmed energy grids, forcing operators to seek solutions for stabilizing power supplies. Meanwhile, IBM has unveiled a groundbreaking processor that may defy Moore’s Law’s slowing progress, promising enhanced computational efficiency and unlocking new potential for AI and high-performance systems. This innovation could be pivotal in shaping the next era of IT infrastructure.
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Artificial intelligenceMacPaw, the developer behind popular macOS utilities like CleanMyMac and Setapp, is preparing to launch Eney, a next-generation AI assistant. Unlike conventional chatbots, Eney proactively optimizes workflows by automating daily tasks, analyzing processes, and adapting to individual user needs. The assistant minimizes cognitive load by anticipating requirements before users even articulate them, offering a seamless and personalized experience. With deep integration into macOS ecosystems, Eney promises to redefine productivity for professionals and creatives alike.
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BusinessOn July 1, California will implement a law prohibiting streaming services from broadcasting ads with excessively high volume levels. The regulations mandate platforms to align ad volume with primary content to prevent abrupt sound fluctuations. Similar measures are already in place in Illinois, increasing pressure on the industry nationwide. The law aims to protect users from irritating audio effects, a common complaint against streaming services.
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Artificial intelligenceChinese tech giant ByteDance reports explosive growth for its AI engine Doubao, now serving 200 million daily active users and processing 180 trillion tokens daily. While the platform’s success underscores its critical role in the company’s AI strategy, ByteDance warns of soaring infrastructure costs for AI, with expenses projected to surpass $28 billion by 2026. This surge in spending poses significant challenges to business profitability, especially as the firm aims to scale its Model-as-a-Service (MaaS) revenue tenfold.
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HardwareAnker has unveiled the Nano 13-in-1 docking station, a versatile solution for laptop users that combines the functionality of a stationary and portable hub. The device supports up to three external monitors, making it ideal for multi-screen setups. Its detachable 6-in-1 hub can be used separately during travel. Compatible with USB-C, Thunderbolt, and USB4 laptops—including modern MacBook and Windows devices—this docking station delivers seamless connectivity and high-speed charging up to 85W.
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HardwareChinese robotics manufacturer UBTECH announced the sale of 5,000 units of its full-scale humanoid companion robot U1 within just two weeks. This milestone highlights the growing consumer interest in emotionally intelligent AI devices. The company views this success as a breakthrough into the mass market and is preparing to expand its home-use product lineup further.
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HardwareDanyang District in China, responsible for nearly 50% of global eyeglass lens production, has adopted semiconductor lithography technology to create nanostructured lenses. This innovation allows the manufacturing of lenses as thin as 2 mm, even for prescriptions up to 1500 diopters. The breakthrough enhances optical industry capabilities by improving precision and product quality significantly.
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HardwareDuring Prime Day, Tom’s Hardware readers showed unexpected interest in several IT products despite high component prices and limited GPU availability. Portable displays, SSDs, and the Nintendo Switch 2 emerged as top click generators. Offers from Corsair, Samsung, and Western Digital drew significant attention, though many sold out quickly. Users also hunted for GPU discounts, but truly advantageous deals were scarce.
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