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Microsoft Patches Critical Vulnerability in Age of Empires IISecurity

Microsoft Patches Critical Vulnerability in Age of Empires II

Microsoft has patched a critical vulnerability in the remastered version of the classic strategy game Age of Empires II. The bug, tracked as CVE-2026-50663, allowed attackers to remotely execute arbitrary code on a victim's computer via a specially crafted in-game invitation. Experts warn that the attack required no additional user actions—accepting the lobby invitation was sufficient. While no real-world exploitation has been detected, such vulnerabilities are commonly exploited by cybercriminals to spread malware and steal sensitive data.

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Apple's FaceID Creator Develops AI for Brain DiagnosticsArtificial intelligence

Apple's FaceID Creator Develops AI for Brain Diagnostics

Gidi Littwin, a key FaceID developer at Apple, has launched Hemispheric, a startup using AI to create brain diagnostic scanners. The technology targets conditions like depression, PTSD, and Parkinson’s disease, aiming to make brain diagnostics as simple and accessible as a routine blood test. This could significantly lower barriers for both patients and healthcare providers.

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How to Turn the Moto Razr* Smartphone into a Mini Workstation: ZDNet’s ExperimentHardware

How to Turn the Moto Razr* Smartphone into a Mini Workstation: ZDNet’s Experiment

ZDNet journalist Adam Doud conducted an experiment, assembling a minimalist workstation using the Moto Razr* smartphone, Clicks Power Keyboard, and Logitech Mobi Fold foldable mouse. The total weight of the setup was just 480 grams, eliminating the need for a backpack and enabling work even in tight spaces like airplanes. However, this solution has significant limitations, making it more of a curious experiment than a practical everyday tool!

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ACRouter: How Dynamic AI Model Routing Cuts Costs by 2.6xArtificial intelligence

ACRouter: How Dynamic AI Model Routing Cuts Costs by 2.6x

Researchers have unveiled Agent-as-a-Router, an open-source framework that eliminates the inefficiencies of static AI model routing in enterprise systems. Unlike rigid rules or trained classifiers, this approach leverages a dynamic Context-Action-Feedback (C-A-F) loop, enabling the system to learn from real execution results and adapt to evolving data or user behavior. The ACRouter implementation—comprising Orchestrator, Verifier, and Memory components—demonstrated a 2.6x cost reduction on the CodeRouterBench dataset while outperforming static routers in accuracy.

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Intel First to Mass-Produce Chips Using ASML’s High NA EUV LithographyHardware

Intel First to Mass-Produce Chips Using ASML’s High NA EUV Lithography

Intel has achieved a major milestone in semiconductor manufacturing by initiating mass production of Intel Core Ultra Series 3 (Panther Lake) processors using ASML’s advanced High NA EUV lithography. This marks the first commercial deployment of high-aperture extreme ultraviolet lithography for logic chips at industrial scale, setting a new benchmark for precision and scalability in chip fabrication.

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Samsung Unveils Futuristic Smartphone Concepts with Flexible and Expandable DisplaysHardware

Samsung Unveils Futuristic Smartphone Concepts with Flexible and Expandable Displays

Samsung Display has opened its doors to journalists in a secret South Korean lab, showcasing smartphone concepts that push beyond traditional foldable designs. Among the prototypes are devices with screens that fold into a Z-shape, expand horizontally, or even combine both technologies. These innovations highlight Samsung’s exploration of new form factors to enhance device functionality and user convenience. While most concepts remain far from mass production, they offer a glimpse into the potential future of smartphones.

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Indian Emergent Startup Becomes Unicorn After $130M RoundArtificial intelligence

Indian Emergent Startup Becomes Unicorn After $130M Round

Indian AI startup Emergent, specializing in software development automation tools, has secured $130 million in a Series C funding round, pushing its valuation to $1.5 billion—a fivefold increase from just six months ago. The round was led by Creaegis, with participation from existing and new investors including Khosla Ventures, SoftBank Vision Fund 2, and Lightspeed. The company now boasts $230 million in total funding and targets small and medium businesses with an AI-powered platform for app development without deep technical expertise.

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Cyberattack on Nichirei Paralyzes Retail and Foodservice Operations in JapanSecurity

Cyberattack on Nichirei Paralyzes Retail and Foodservice Operations in Japan

A cyberattack on Nichirei, Japan’s leading logistics and frozen food producer, has crippled supply chains, affecting dozens of foodservice and retail networks, including KFC, Kura Sushi, and Yayoi Ken. Businesses report severe product shortages and reduced operating hours due to disrupted deliveries. Recovery efforts remain ongoing, with no clear timeline for full restoration.

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Gamer Turns Steam Games into Cartridges Using 2.5-inch SSDsHardware

Gamer Turns Steam Games into Cartridges Using 2.5-inch SSDs

A Reddit user under the handle Jibril-sama has developed an innovative system called Steam Game Cartridge, allowing Steam games to run from external 2.5-inch SSDs designed to mimic console cartridges. Each 128GB drive contains a game and an auto-launch script, leveraging Linux, udev, and systemd for instant device recognition. The community has shown strong interest, though concerns remain about update compatibility for live-service titles.

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Motorola Edge 70 Max: Flagship with Record Wireless Charging and Powerful BatteryHardware

Motorola Edge 70 Max: Flagship with Record Wireless Charging and Powerful Battery

Motorola has announced the Edge 70 Max, a flagship smartphone designed for users prioritizing high performance and long battery life. The device stands out as the first Android phone to support 25W Qi2 wireless charging, surpassing even the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL. With a 7100mAh battery, it delivers extended usage without frequent recharging, while 90W fast wired charging can provide up to 12 hours of runtime in just 8 minutes. The smartphone is now available in Europe.

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TSMC to Raise Prices on Mature Process Nodes from January 2027Hardware

TSMC to Raise Prices on Mature Process Nodes from January 2027

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipmaker, plans to increase prices for mature process node chip production starting January 2027. Local Taiwanese media reported the move, citing client notifications. The price adjustments will vary depending on the customer. Analysts attribute the decision to surging AI demand, portfolio optimization, and rising material costs, which are extending pricing pressure from advanced to mature process nodes.

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Samsung Unveils New Galaxy Z Fold 8 Design in Spider-Man TeaserHardware

Samsung Unveils New Galaxy Z Fold 8 Design in Spider-Man Teaser

Ahead of its London Galaxy Unpacked event next week, Samsung has dropped a clever teaser featuring characters from Spider-Man: Fresh Start Day. The short video, created in partnership with the film’s team, showcases the refreshed design of the flagship Galaxy Z Fold 8, emphasizing its wider screen optimized for communication. The teaser also hints at other Samsung products, including the Galaxy Watch Ultra. While the integration is clearly promotional, Samsung stresses it’s part of a deeper collaboration with the filmmakers.

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