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HardwareAmazon now features an enticing offer from Micro Center: a high-performance gaming PC bundle built around AMD’s flagship Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor. The kit includes an MSI B850 Gaming Plus Wi-Fi 7 motherboard and 32GB of DDR5 memory running at 6000 MT/s. Priced at 79 ₽ this bundle is 8% cheaper than its original cost, delivering significant savings on essential gaming system components.
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HardwareQualcomm has introduced the Snapdragon Reality Elite platform, designed for extended reality (XR) devices. The solution features the START chipset, optimized for high-performance headsets and mixed-reality glasses, enabling manufacturers to develop devices with enhanced graphics, low power consumption, and advanced interaction technologies. Simultaneously, a crowdfunding campaign has launched for the ONEXPLAYER 3 mini-PC, powered by Intel’s Arc G3 Extreme GPU, positioning it as a competitor to portable gaming consoles.
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SecurityCybersecurity experts have identified a new ransomware strain, Prinz Eugen, which employs an unusual tactic by targeting only recently modified or created files. Unlike traditional ransomware, this malware omits ransom notes, leaving victims unaware of the attack. Analysts warn that this approach may enhance attack efficiency by reducing encryption time and lowering detection risks. The lack of clear indicators increases the danger, particularly for corporate networks where critical data is frequently updated.
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Artificial intelligenceReporter Alex Reisner from The Atlantic uncovered four major datasets containing music for artificial intelligence training. Two of these datasets include 12 and 9 million tracks, while the others comprise over 100,000 compositions each. These databases have been downloaded thousands of times, with companies like Google and Stability AI confirming their use. However, accessing this data poses legal and ethical risks, as some music is distributed without proper licensing agreements.
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Artificial intelligenceChinese authorities have approved the creation of the Space Computing Innovation Center, bringing together rocket manufacturers, satellite producers, semiconductor foundries, and AI developers. The project aims to build an orbital network of AI data centers independent of terrestrial power grids. The center’s official launch is set for late June, covering six key areas, including the development of radiation-hardened chips and satellite platforms for low-power AI models.
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SecurityA hacker group claims to have breached Madison Square Garden Entertainment (MSG) systems, exposing confidential data, including client and partner information. The incident, which may impact visitors and partners of New York’s largest entertainment complex, is under analysis by cybersecurity experts. While the attack targeted corporate systems, the full scope of the breach remains undisclosed.
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HardwareRising component prices make DIY PC builds increasingly expensive, pushing gamers toward prebuilt systems like the Asus ROG GM700. Now discounted by 22 032 ₽ on Newegg, this prebuilt delivers a high-performance platform with an AMD Ryzen 7 8700F CPU, Radeon RX 9060 XT GPU, and 32GB of DDR5 RAM for just 88 053 ₽ Ideal for 1440p gaming and productivity tasks, it offers a cost-effective alternative to custom builds.
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SecuritySignal President Meredith Whittaker criticized popular AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude in an interview with Bloomberg, stating these systems are neither friends nor conscious conversationalists. She warned that using them for personal tasks poses serious privacy risks. Whittaker emphasized she avoids relying on AI to shape her thoughts, preferring to work on texts independently. Her concerns reflect broader cybersecurity worries about AI’s role in daily life.
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SecurityMicrosoft has concluded its investigation into the Mastra AI supply chain attack, revealing that over 140 npm packages were compromised. The tech giant attributes the incident to the North Korean hacker group Sapphire Sleet, also known as BlueNoroff. This attack underscores the escalating threat posed by state-sponsored cybercriminals targeting software development ecosystems and AI tools.
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HardwareHigh-quality audio is a cornerstone of a home theater experience, especially when watching sports or movies. Many users underutilize their soundbars, sticking to default settings. However, minor adjustments can significantly enhance sound quality, making dialogues crisper and bass more balanced. Experts recommend four straightforward methods to unlock your device’s potential without purchasing additional equipment. These techniques work for both budget-friendly and premium soundbars from leading manufacturers.
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HardwareWestern Digital has significantly slashed the price of its popular WD Black SN7100 2TB SSD. The model now costs 17 843 ₽ on Amazon, down from 2,2 млн ₽ representing a 20% discount. The promotion aligns with the upcoming Prime Day sale, making it an attractive offer for users seeking high-performance storage solutions. Previously priced at 29 376 ₽ and selling for 22 032 ₽ last month, this deal is particularly compelling for budget-conscious buyers.
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Artificial intelligenceAn Android Authority contributor detailed their experience using Gemini instead of Google Assistant to manage a Nest-based smart home. After years of frustration with the assistant's unstable performance, switching to Gemini restored functionality even to older devices like the 2018 Nest Hub. Users can now control cameras, thermostats, and daily tasks without reaching for their smartphones. However, not all features are flawless: some requests remain unanswered due to artificial limitations, and performance speed depends on cloud computing.
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