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SpaceX Plans to Launch 100,000 Starlink Satellites for 100x Bandwidth Boost

SpaceX has submitted an application to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) seeking approval to launch 100,000 third-generation (Gen3) Starlink satellites. The project aims to create a global network with 100 times the current bandwidth, enabling users to access symmetrical multi-gigabit internet with ultra-low latency. Currently, around 11,000 Starlink satellites are in orbit, but real-world connection speeds rarely exceed 150–170 Mbps.

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57% of Companies Face AI Agent Errors Due to Incorrect Context

Over half of large enterprises encounter situations where AI agents provide incorrect responses with high confidence. The root cause is the absence or inconsistency of business context relied upon by the models. A VentureBeat survey revealed that 57% of enterprises have already detected such errors, with 31% experiencing them repeatedly. The issue is exacerbated by most companies relying on document search systems for context, where ease of implementation often outweighs accuracy. The solution lies in creating a managed context layer, yet only 25% of respondents have implemented it so far.

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Samsung R95H Review: Flagship TV with Micro RGB Falls Short of ExpectationsHardware

Samsung R95H Review: Flagship TV with Micro RGB Falls Short of Expectations

The new Samsung R95H flagship TV, featuring Micro RGB display technology, was expected to revolutionize the premium segment. However, expert reviews reveal it falls short in brightness and image quality compared to competitors. Despite advanced features, the device fails to deliver a breakthrough, with rivals like LG and Sony offering better value for money. OLED-based alternatives also outperform it in black levels and contrast.

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CISA Acknowledges Lack of Cyber Incident Response Plan in May

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) admitted it lacked a pre-prepared response plan for a May 2025 data breach incident involving leaked contractor credentials. The revelation came from a report published following an investigation initiated by an investigative journalist. The incident exposed gaps in notification procedures and coordination during federal system security threats. CISA emphasized the need to develop clear protocols for rapid response to similar situations in the future.

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China Successfully Tests Reusable Rocket: A New Approach to ReturnHardware

China Successfully Tests Reusable Rocket: A New Approach to Return

China has made a significant breakthrough in reusable rocket technology by successfully recovering the first stage after a test flight. Unlike SpaceX's approach, Chinese engineers employed a unique method of capturing the stage mid-air using mechanical manipulators. This achievement highlights the growing competition in the space industry and China's commitment to reducing launch costs.

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Nvidia Hides Hotspot Temperature Data on Blackwell GPUs — Sensor Accessible Only via Internal ToolHardware

Nvidia Hides Hotspot Temperature Data on Blackwell GPUs — Sensor Accessible Only via Internal Tool

Repair experts have uncovered that Nvidia intentionally restricts access to hotspot temperature data on Blackwell-based GPUs, including the RTX 5070 Ti. Standard monitoring tools like HWiNFO or MSI Afterburner fail to display these critical readings, despite the sensor being physically present on the board. Access is only possible via Nvidia’s internal MODS tool, which operates exclusively in Linux and remains unavailable to the public. Without it, users risk missing dangerous overheating that could degrade the chip permanently.

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Amazon Prime Day 2024: Top IT Products in JapanHardware

Amazon Prime Day 2024: Top IT Products in Japan

Amazon Prime Day 2024 kicked off on July 10, sparking massive excitement among Japanese shoppers. Apple’s latest innovations, featured for the first time in the event, dominated discussions alongside popular gadgets and smart home devices. Social media buzz highlights purchases like Kindle e-readers and everyday tech essentials. The sale underscored strong demand for tech products despite economic uncertainties.

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OpenAI Expands ChatGPT for Families: New Challenges and OpportunitiesArtificial intelligence

OpenAI Expands ChatGPT for Families: New Challenges and Opportunities

OpenAI is shifting its focus from individual users to households by hiring a product specialist for families, parents, and elderly users. According to Sensor Tower data, the share of ChatGPT users aged 35+ grew to 31% in Q2, while the 18–24 age group declined. In the U.S., nearly a quarter of parents with smartphones used ChatGPT during this period. This shift demands a rethinking of safety and trust approaches, particularly for interactions with children and teenagers.

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Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete: Flagship Robot Vacuum with Nuances

The flagship robot vacuum Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete stands out in the market with impressive specs: 35,000 Pa suction power, 15 N floor-washing pressure, and LiDAR-based AI navigation. The device can traverse thresholds, avoid obstacles intelligently, and clean under furniture effectively. However, real-world testing reveals drawbacks: rapid water consumption and mop attachment issues that demand frequent user intervention.

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How to Share an AirTag with Friends for a TripHardware

How to Share an AirTag with Friends for a Trip

Apple’s AirTag is a convenient tracker for luggage, keys, and other valuables, but purchasing one for a single trip isn’t always practical. With iOS 17, users can now share an AirTag with up to five people simultaneously. This feature allows friends or relatives to track luggage during travel without buying a new device. Ideal for infrequent travelers or those avoiding unnecessary gadgets, it adds flexibility to temporary use scenarios.

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Mouse Laptops and Gaming PCs on Sale During Amazon Prime Day: Prices Under 100,000 RUBHardware

Mouse Laptops and Gaming PCs on Sale During Amazon Prime Day: Prices Under 100,000 RUB

Amid rising computer hardware prices, Japanese manufacturer Mouse Computer is offering discounts on its laptops and gaming PCs as part of Amazon Prime Day. The lineup includes models available for under 100,000 RUB, making this a compelling opportunity for users seeking to upgrade outdated equipment without overspending. The limited-time sale is ideal for tech enthusiasts and professionals alike.

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Dutch Police Suspect Local Hackers in Attack on OdidoSecurity

Dutch Police Suspect Local Hackers in Attack on Odido

Dutch law enforcement agencies have stated there are "strong grounds" to suspect the involvement of local hackers in the cyberattack on telecom provider Odido, which occurred in February this year. The investigation is ongoing, but details regarding the attackers' motives and the extent of stolen data remain undisclosed. The incident has raised concerns in the industry, as Odido serves millions of customers across Europe, including corporate clients.

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