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Nvidia Unveils Liquid-Cooled Data Center Design with Minimal Water UsageHardware

Nvidia Unveils Liquid-Cooled Data Center Design with Minimal Water Usage

Nvidia has introduced a reference design for data centers built on its Rubin platform, featuring full liquid cooling and enhanced thermal resilience. The company claims this approach nearly eliminates water usage and significantly reduces energy costs. Major cloud providers and data center operators are already adopting the solution, though experts warn that infrastructure upgrades require substantial investment. The technology leverages servers capable of operating at up to 45°C, enabling efficient heat dissipation through liquid loops and dry outdoor coolers.

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Hacker Steals 1,1 млрд ₽ from Ethereum MEV Bot JaredFromSubway

The Ethereum-based MEV bot JaredFromSubway fell victim to a cyberattack, resulting in the theft of 1,1 млрд ₽ in cryptocurrency. The attack exploited vulnerabilities in the bot's trade detection logic by creating fake transactions, forcing it to execute unprofitable trades. This incident highlights the risks associated with automated profit-extraction systems in decentralized networks and their potential security flaws.

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Corsair Vengeance i7500 with RTX 5090 Drops 25% During Prime DayHardware

Corsair Vengeance i7500 with RTX 5090 Drops 25% During Prime Day

Amazon’s Prime Day sale features a standout deal on the Corsair Vengeance i7500 gaming PC. This prebuilt system, equipped with an NVIDIA RTX 5090 GPU, Intel Core i9-14900KF processor, and 64GB of DDR5 RAM, is now 25% off at 353 998 ₽—undercutting the combined cost of buying the GPU and RAM separately. Ideal for gamers and power users seeking high performance without the hassle of individual component selection, this bundle delivers exceptional value for demanding workloads and ultra-settings gaming.

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Samsung 9100 Pro SSD: Record Price Drop Amid Rising Storage CostsHardware

Samsung 9100 Pro SSD: Record Price Drop Amid Rising Storage Costs

During Amazon Prime Day, the Samsung 9100 Pro SSD hit its lowest price since February. Models with 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB capacities are now available at discounts of up to 49%, making them some of the most cost-effective options in the high-performance SSD market. Despite overall SSD price hikes due to AI-driven demand shortages, this deal remains one of the best for purchasing a fast Gen 5 drive.

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Valve Reveals Harsh Realities of RAM Supply Negotiations for 2026Hardware

Valve Reveals Harsh Realities of RAM Supply Negotiations for 2026

In a recent interview with Gamers Nexus, Valve’s Pierre-Loup Griffais revealed the tense nature of RAM supply negotiations. Manufacturers now offer only monthly pricing and volumes without long-term contracts, forcing companies to accept terms or risk losing partnerships entirely. This creates significant risks for hardware producers.

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US Mandates Government Agencies to Adopt Post-Quantum Cryptography by 2030Security

US Mandates Government Agencies to Adopt Post-Quantum Cryptography by 2030

The US President has signed an executive order mandating all federal agencies to complete their transition to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) by the end of 2030. This decision aims to protect government data from potential threats posed by quantum computers, which can break traditional encryption algorithms. A second executive order was also signed to accelerate the development and adoption of quantum technologies nationwide. The signing ceremony was attended by leaders from major tech companies, including IBM and Google.

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How AI is Reshaping the Rental Market: Fake Listings and Real RisksArtificial intelligence

How AI is Reshaping the Rental Market: Fake Listings and Real Risks

Renters in New York and other major U.S. cities face a growing issue: listings for rental properties featuring AI-generated or enhanced photos. These images appear perfect, but the actual living spaces often fail to meet expectations. Realtors use tools like ChatGPT for virtual staging, blurring the line between showcasing potential and outright deception. With no unified regulations requiring disclosure of AI use, honest listings become harder to find.

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FBI Builds Fake City for Cybersecurity TrainingSecurity

FBI Builds Fake City for Cybersecurity Training

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has developed the 'Kinetic Cyber Range,' a large-scale training complex simulating urban infrastructure. Spanning approximately 2,000 square meters, the facility features mockups of residential buildings, hospitals, and energy facilities, all equipped with operational IT systems. Since its launch in February 2025, over 1,400 cybersecurity professionals have undergone training here, refining their skills in protecting critical infrastructure under near-real-world conditions.

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Critical PixelSmash Vulnerability in FFmpeg Threatens Jellyfin Servers and Popular Apps

Security researchers have uncovered a critical vulnerability in the FFmpeg library, dubbed PixelSmash. The flaw affects a widely used video decoder and can be exploited to execute arbitrary code remotely on Jellyfin servers under specific conditions. Additionally, the vulnerability may trigger denial-of-service (DoS) attacks in popular applications such as Kodi, Emby, Nextcloud, PhotoPrism, and OBS Studio. FFmpeg developers have already released a patch to address the issue. Users are strongly advised to update their software to the latest version as soon as possible.

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Home Assistant OS 18 Simplifies Smart Home Setup and Speeds Up Installation

Home Assistant has released a major update to its operating system—Home Assistant OS 18.0—designed to streamline smart home setup and enhance stability across devices. The new version introduces a refreshed Linux kernel, optimized installation images, and improved memory management. Raspberry Pi users gain convenient tools for updating firmware directly from the system, while virtual machine owners no longer need manual disk space adjustments. The update is available now, and developers strongly recommend upgrading immediately.

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WhatsApp* Phishing Attack Disguised as Business DocumentsSecurity

WhatsApp* Phishing Attack Disguised as Business Documents

Cybercriminals are actively targeting WhatsApp* users across multiple countries with phishing messages disguised as legitimate business documents. Attached VBScript files execute malicious code, granting attackers remote system access. Cybersecurity experts warn that the campaign persists, targeting both corporate and private users. The primary goal is data theft or installation of additional malware.

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ECARX Acquires Flyme for 19,6 млрд ₽: High-Stakes Bet on Automotive SoftwareBusiness

ECARX Acquires Flyme for 19,6 млрд ₽: High-Stakes Bet on Automotive Software

Nasdaq-listed ECARX finalized its 19,6 млрд ₽ acquisition of Flyme from Xingji Meizu, gaining Flyme Auto, Flyme OS, patents, development teams, and OEM contracts. The deal includes over 2 million deployed vehicles and a profitable business unit. However, industry experts question the long-term viability of third-party automotive OS amid automakers' shift toward proprietary solutions. Investor sentiment was cautious, with ECARX shares dropping 4% post-announcement. The transaction, financed largely through debt, raises concerns over financial sustainability as ECARX remains unprofitable.

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