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Baidu: AI Profits to Soon Match Search RevenueBusiness

Baidu: AI Profits to Soon Match Search Revenue

Baidu's Chief Financial Officer, Henry He, announced that the company's AI segment, encompassing cloud services and applications, already contributes over half of its total revenue. He emphasized that the profitability of this division is rapidly approaching that of Baidu's traditional search business. The surge in demand for cloud solutions and specialized AI chips is driving improved margins, while investments in AI infrastructure are expected to yield returns within two to three years.

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Steering-Wheel-Free Cybertaxi: Dawn of Autonomous RidesHardware

Steering-Wheel-Free Cybertaxi: Dawn of Autonomous Rides

This week marks the official unveiling of the world’s first cybertaxi devoid of a steering wheel. While developers highlight the vehicle’s creation as a milestone, they emphasize it’s merely the first step toward scalable autonomous transport. The real hurdles lie in regulatory compliance, safety assurance, and seamless integration with urban infrastructure. Experts warn that without resolving these issues, the project’s commercial viability remains uncertain.

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Issues Plague Russia’s Rassvet Satellite Constellation: Key DetailsHardware

Issues Plague Russia’s Rassvet Satellite Constellation: Key Details

Russia’s Rassvet satellite system, marketed as a domestic alternative to Starlink, has encountered significant technical issues. According to foreign sources, at least three of the 32 launched satellites have failed, while the operational status of the remaining units remains uncertain. The project, developed to provide broadband internet access, risks falling short of expectations due to early-stage deployment failures.

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GoPro Acquires Optical Firm for $285M, Enters AI Data Center MarketBusiness

GoPro Acquires Optical Firm for $285M, Enters AI Data Center Market

GoPro has finalized a $285 million merger with optical-photonics company Starman Optical, Inc., acquiring its shares at $1.14 per unit and settling $92 million in debt. The deal grants GoPro access to over 2,500 patents and positions it to manufacture critical optical transceivers for AI data centers, a rapidly growing segment driven by high-performance computing demands. This strategic move also enables GoPro to diversify into defense, aerospace, and robotics markets while relocating production back to the U.S., reducing supply chain risks and compliance challenges.

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BGP Traffic Hijacking: How Errors Led to a Massive Network VulnerabilitySecurity

BGP Traffic Hijacking: How Errors Led to a Massive Network Vulnerability

A recent BGP traffic hijacking incident demonstrated how vulnerable global networks can be due to a chain of technical errors. Attackers rerouted traffic through their servers, causing disruptions in corporate software operations. Experts emphasize that such incidents highlight the urgent need for stricter routing controls and modern security mechanisms in internet infrastructure.

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How Jabil Implements AI and Simplifies Technology Integration GloballyBusiness

How Jabil Implements AI and Simplifies Technology Integration Globally

Global electronics manufacturer Jabil is redefining its approach to AI and cloud integration by prioritizing process simplification and data standardization. The company has abandoned fragmented tool adoption in favor of an API-driven architecture and the SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP). This shift accelerates scalability while mitigating the risks of technical debt accumulation.

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Dropbox Reports Account Breaches via Lenovo Email Verification FlawSecurity

Dropbox Reports Account Breaches via Lenovo Email Verification Flaw

Dropbox notified some users of unauthorized access to their accounts after attackers exploited a vulnerability in Lenovo’s email verification process. The flaw allowed hackers to register fake Lenovo IDs on victims' email addresses, granting access to Dropbox accounts without requiring passwords. The incident impacted around 5,000 users between August 4 and 21, with some reporting suspicious login attempts weeks before detection.

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Acer Swift Blade 14: Ultra-Thin Laptop Takes on MacBook AirHardware

Acer Swift Blade 14: Ultra-Thin Laptop Takes on MacBook Air

Acer has launched the ultra-portable Swift Blade 14, a direct competitor to Apple's MacBook Air in the lightweight and thin device category. Weighing only 799 grams and measuring 12.95 mm in thickness, the laptop is nearly 0.5 kg lighter than the 13-inch MacBook Air. Powered by Intel Wildcat Lake processors and featuring a carbon-fiber-reinforced chassis, the device promises durability without excess weight. The laptop will hit the market in December, though pricing remains undisclosed.

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Google and Fitbit Unveil Limited-Edition Pokémon Sleep TrackerHardware

Google and Fitbit Unveil Limited-Edition Pokémon Sleep Tracker

Google has announced a limited-edition release of the Fitbit Air fitness tracker, developed in partnership with Pokémon Sleep. This device is designed for sleep monitoring and targets fans of the franchise and wearable tech enthusiasts. Sales begin on September 15, with a launch event at the Google Store in Tokyo featuring Pikachu photo opportunities. The collaboration underscores Google’s strategy to expand its wearable ecosystem through popular gaming brands.

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Apple and Google Rename Lake Ontario to Lake America in the U.S.Business

Apple and Google Rename Lake Ontario to Lake America in the U.S.

Apple and Google have renamed Lake Ontario to Lake America in their mapping services for U.S. users. The change follows an executive order by U.S. President Donald Trump, which mandated the renaming to highlight the lake’s economic significance. Canadian users will continue to see the original name, while other regions may display both versions. The decision has sparked backlash in Canada, coinciding with strained trade relations between the two nations.

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AI Engineer Optimizes Android Smart TV Using Claude Code Without Root AccessArtificial intelligence

AI Engineer Optimizes Android Smart TV Using Claude Code Without Root Access

Senior AI engineer Mert Cobanov from Refik Anadol Studio demonstrated how to use the Claude Code AI tool to optimize Android smart TV performance by disabling unnecessary apps and reducing animations. The result? A four-year-old TV now runs faster than when it was new, all without root access or data loss. The process is fully reversible, and step-by-step instructions are available on a dedicated website.

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Alibaba Releases Updated Qwen3.8-Max-0902 Model for CodingArtificial intelligence

Alibaba Releases Updated Qwen3.8-Max-0902 Model for Coding

Alibaba has unveiled an updated version of its Qwen3.8-Max-0902 model, specifically fine-tuned for programming and collaborative coding tasks. The new iteration achieved a 22-point performance increase, reaching 1691 points on CodeArena and securing the top position in the ranking. The model retains support for a 1-million-token context window and is accessible via Qwen services and Alibaba’s API channels.

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