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Former Infosys Head Launches Startup to Automate IT Services with AIArtificial intelligence

Former Infosys Head Launches Startup to Automate IT Services with AI

Vishal Sikka, founder of the new startup Hang Ten Systems and former CEO of Indian IT giant Infosys, aims to transform the IT services market using artificial intelligence. The company has already secured $32 million in initial funding, with clients including Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy and Fresenius. Hang Ten offers enterprises automation for developing, modifying, and maintaining corporate software through AI agents and code generation. According to Sikka, the technology will enable companies to "ride the main wave of our time"—the shift toward AI-driven solutions.

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DraftKings Hacker Sentenced to 1.5 Years in Prison for CyberattackSecurity

DraftKings Hacker Sentenced to 1.5 Years in Prison for Cyberattack

A U.S. court sentenced 21-year-old hacker Snoopy to 18 months in prison for orchestrating a cyberattack on DraftKings in November 2022. The breach led to widespread account compromises and financial losses for users. The case highlights the growing threat of credential stuffing attacks and the critical need for robust cybersecurity measures in financial and gaming platforms.

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SAHIR Unveils Bluetooth Speaker Designed Like a Vinyl TurntableHardware

SAHIR Unveils Bluetooth Speaker Designed Like a Vinyl Turntable

SAHIR has launched an innovative Bluetooth speaker that mimics the design of a vintage vinyl turntable. The device activates automatically when the stylus is lowered onto a simulated record surface. Equipped with adjustable LED lighting and built-in clocks, the speaker retails for approximately 9,350 yen (~5,500 RUB) and targets audiophiles and retro-style enthusiasts seeking to merge modern functionality with classic design.

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NASA Spent 13 Years and $500M on Rocket Stage Adapter: Report Explains Project CancellationsHardware

NASA Spent 13 Years and $500M on Rocket Stage Adapter: Report Explains Project Cancellations

An independent NASA audit has revealed that the cost of developing a rocket stage adapter ballooned from an initial $2.8 billion to $5.9 billion over 13 years. The report attributes the massive cost overruns to bureaucratic inefficiencies, prolonged timelines, and frequent changes in technical requirements. Experts highlight that these issues forced NASA to cancel several programs to realign its budget. The document underscores the urgent need for structural reforms in managing large-scale technical projects.

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Tencent Confirms Interest in Japanese Gaming Market Despite Stake SalesBusiness

Tencent Confirms Interest in Japanese Gaming Market Despite Stake Sales

Tencent Holdings has dismissed reports of reducing its presence in Japan's gaming market. Earlier discussions about selling minority stakes in several Japanese studios, including Marvelous where Tencent holds a 20% share, sparked speculation. The company officially stated that gaming remains a core business focus, with Japan being a strategically vital region for investments and portfolio company support.

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Malicious Edge Extension Bypasses Sandbox to Install BackdoorSecurity

Malicious Edge Extension Bypasses Sandbox to Install Backdoor

Security researchers have uncovered a malicious Microsoft Edge extension named 'Edgecution' deployed in ransomware attacks. The extension exploits the Native Messaging mechanism to escape the browser sandbox and install a Python-based backdoor, granting attackers control over compromised systems. This attack highlights emerging tactics where legitimate extension features are weaponized to compromise devices.

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FDA Approves WHOOP’s Updated Blood Pressure Analysis ApproachHardware

FDA Approves WHOOP’s Updated Blood Pressure Analysis Approach

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved WHOOP’s revised approach to blood pressure analysis in its wearable devices after nearly a year of negotiations. The regulator initially raised concerns that the feature could classify the device as a medical device, requiring stricter oversight. WHOOP successfully defended its approach by revising app terminology to avoid direct medical claims, now providing general health insights instead of pressure classifications.

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CISA Warns of Actively Exploited Critical Ubiquiti VulnerabilitiesSecurity

CISA Warns of Actively Exploited Critical Ubiquiti Vulnerabilities

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an urgent warning about critical vulnerabilities in Ubiquiti and Lantronix products actively exploited by threat actors. These flaws affect UniFi OS and Lantronix serial-to-Ethernet servers, enabling attackers to gain full device control and escalate attacks on corporate infrastructure. Security experts strongly urge administrators to apply security patches immediately to prevent unauthorized access and data breaches.

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Heatwave in Europe Disrupts Nuclear and Hydropower PlantsHardware

Heatwave in Europe Disrupts Nuclear and Hydropower Plants

The second unit of the Golfech nuclear power plant in southern France was shut down on June 22 due to excessively high water temperatures in the Garonne River, used for reactor cooling. Operator EDF took the decision as a preventive measure, as the temperature of discharged water could exceed regulatory limits. Similar restrictions have been imposed at other nuclear plants in the country, including a power reduction at the Nogent-sur-Seine plant. These measures highlight the growing impact of climate change on Europe’s energy infrastructure.

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U-NEXT: How Japan’s $2189/month Streaming Service Outperformed NetflixBusiness

U-NEXT: How Japan’s $2189/month Streaming Service Outperformed Netflix

Japan’s U-NEXT streaming platform has surpassed 5.15 million subscribers, despite a monthly fee of $2189—one of the highest in the streaming market. Its success lies in a strategy that goes beyond traditional video content. Alongside movies and TV shows, the service offers e-books, audiobooks, and live broadcasts, including sports and concerts, creating a universal entertainment ecosystem. This multi-format approach allows U-NEXT to differentiate itself from giants like Netflix and attract users who value diverse content under a single subscription.

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How Memory Chip Shortage Made Micron an AI Market LeaderHardware

How Memory Chip Shortage Made Micron an AI Market Leader

The memory chip shortage driven by the artificial intelligence boom has posed challenges for many tech companies, but for US manufacturer Micron, it has resulted in record financial performance. In the third quarter, the company's revenue quadrupled year-over-year to $41.45 billion, while net profit surged to $28.2 billion. Micron’s stock jumped 13% following the earnings report, pushing its market capitalization above $1.2 trillion.

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New Data Infrastructure Layer for AI Accelerates DevelopmentArtificial intelligence

New Data Infrastructure Layer for AI Accelerates Development

AI development now hinges not just on model architecture but on the ability to rapidly extract accurate, up-to-date data from the web. Modern AI systems require a continuous stream of fresh information to analyze pricing, consumer sentiment, and market trends effectively. Without this, models lose context, leading to errors and eroding user trust. Experts warn that static datasets no longer meet market demands, as outdated information undermines decision-making and model performance.

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