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HardwareWith component prices soaring, finding a high-quality laptop at a discount is rare. Best Buy is offering a 40% discount on the HP OmniBook X Flip 2-in-1—a versatile device with a 360-degree hinge, OLED screen, and powerful specs. The deal saves you over $600, making it an excellent choice for work and entertainment.
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BusinessCash App, a subsidiary of Block, Inc., has announced the launch of a debit card for children aged 6 to 12. The new Managed Accounts service allows parents to fully control their child’s financial transactions, including setting spending limits, blocking unwanted purchase categories, and configuring automatic transfers. The Visa-based card is issued with no service fees and aims to teach kids financial literacy in a secure environment.
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Artificial intelligenceAccording to Cisco, 85% of enterprises are testing AI agents, yet only 5% have deployed them at scale. At VB Transform 2026, Amazon’s autonomous AGI director Brian Silverthorn identified the core issue: reliability—not capability—is the bottleneck. He proposed a four-pillar framework—consistency, resilience, predictability, and security—to mitigate failures in real-world conditions. Without this, even cutting-edge agents risk collapsing during scaling.
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Artificial intelligenceGoogle is rapidly advancing its AI assistant, Gemini Spark, by expanding its availability and functionality. Users with Google AI Ultra subscriptions in most regions—excluding the UK, EEA countries, Nigeria, and Switzerland—can now automate more tasks in Google Workspace. The assistant has gained the ability to read comments in Sheets and Slides, edit documents in Google Docs, and process data up to 50% faster. Additionally, parallel processing of multiple sources enables quicker resolution of complex tasks.
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BusinessGreylock Partners, one of Silicon Valley’s oldest venture funds, has raised $1.5B for its 18th fund, intentionally capping the amount despite the ability to attract significantly more capital. The firm prioritized quality over quantity, ensuring deep engagement with a limited number of portfolio companies. According to partner Saam Motamedi, this approach solidifies Greylock’s role as a trusted partner for early-stage founders.
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Artificial intelligenceAccording to a Dice platform report, demand for professionals with AI skills has surged dramatically: by May 2026, 73% of U.S. IT job listings included AI-related requirements. This marks a sharp increase from just 15% in January 2024. Experts emphasize that basic AI proficiency is now a mandatory condition for applicants, while certifications and real-world case studies help validate qualifications. Employers value not only technical skills but also the ability to integrate AI into professional workflows.
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HardwareChinese memory manufacturer CXMT is aggressively expanding its DDR5 module offerings, but independent testing highlights critical shortcomings. According to overclocker Safedisk’s findings published on Uniko’s Hardware, CXMT’s DDR5 modules underperform compared to SK Hynix counterparts. Key issues include poor voltage scaling, limited manual overclocking potential, and significant performance variability across different chip batches. These challenges raise doubts about CXMT’s ability to compete with established industry leaders in the global market.
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SecurityFive malicious versions of AsyncAPI packages have been discovered in the Node Package Manager (npm) repository, used to conduct a supply chain attack. The malware embedded in these packages was a remote access trojan capable of stealing credentials and other sensitive data. The incident highlights the growing risks for developers relying on third-party libraries and dependencies in their projects.
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SecurityZoom has warned users about a critical vulnerability in its Windows desktop client and SDK that could enable unauthorized account takeovers. The flaw affected software versions, allowing malicious actors to gain control over accounts without requiring login credentials. The company promptly released a patch and urged users and developers to update their software to the latest version to mitigate potential attacks.
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HardwareSkullcandy has introduced the latest iteration of its popular wireless Crusher 1080 ANC headphones, now powered by Bose technologies. The new model features adaptive noise cancellation via QuietControl ANC, TrueSpatial spatial audio with head-movement tracking, and enhanced bass drivers. Available in four colors for $279.99, these headphones also support Bluetooth 5.3, LE Audio, and Auracast, positioning them as one of Skullcandy’s most advanced offerings.
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HardwareNvidia CEO Jensen Huang has refuted reports suggesting potential delays in the release of the new AI platform Vera Rubin. According to him, production has already started, with supply volumes expected to be substantial. This announcement aims to reassure investors anticipating a surge in GPU and Rubin-based system sales over the coming quarters. However, questions remain about the timeline for more complex configurations, such as the Kyber NVL144 system, which may face delays until 2028 due to challenges in producing multilayer PCBs.
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SecurityElon Musk's xAI has filed a lawsuit against Terry Wayne Harwood, a South Carolina resident, for allegedly using the Grok AI chatbot to generate and distribute child sexual abuse material (CSAM). According to Reuters, Harwood was arrested in February on eight criminal charges related to the possession and distribution of illegal content. The lawsuit claims Harwood intentionally bypassed Grok's safety mechanisms to create and share CSAM, including AI-generated or altered images that sexualized minors without consent.
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