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MaxSun Unveils Mobile on Desktop Motherboards Featuring Raptor Lake Core 200H Chips
MaxSun launches two Mobile on Desktop motherboards using Raptor Lake Core 200H processors designed for compact and budget desktop builds.
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OpenAI Launches GPT-5.5-Cyber to Address Cybersecurity Challenges
OpenAI rolls out GPT-5.5-Cyber, a new AI model tailored for cybersecurity, offering expertise on cyberattacks and exploits with limited client access.
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Samsung Expands Human-Like Robotics Team and Boosts AI Transformation Efforts
Samsung Electronics is growing its human-like robotics team and accelerating its AI transformation strategy by hiring experts in both fields.
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US Court Rules Government Department’s AI Use in Grant Decisions Unconstitutional
A US court found the Department of Government Efficiency’s use of AI to assess diversity criteria in grant allocations unconstitutional.
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OpenAI Increases API Pricing for GPT-5.5, Marking a Significant Cost Rise Over Previous Model
OpenAI raises API access fees for GPT-5.5, with some rates reaching nearly double those of the prior model, reflecting rising costs in AI technology.
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Nvidia Invests Over $40 Billion in Acquisitions Amid AI Boom
Nvidia has spent upwards of $40 billion acquiring assets this year, fueling its growth during the surge in AI technologies.
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Intel’s Processor Roadmap Reveals Nova Lake, Razor Lake, Titan Lake, and Moon Lake Through 2028
Intel plans to launch Nova Lake, Razor Lake, Titan Lake, and Moon Lake processors through 2028, revealing its multi-year CPU strategy.
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Unauthorized Access to Anthropic’s Claude AI Model Sold at Deep Discount in China
A gray market in China resells discounted access to Anthropic’s Claude AI, exploiting stolen accounts and collecting user data for AI model distillation.
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Intel Continues to Grapple with Core Challenges Despite Stock Gains Under CEO Lip-Bu Tan
Intel’s stock surge under CEO Lip-Bu Tan masks ongoing internal challenges, with sources indicating persistent core issues remain unresolved.
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Security Updates for Certain Banned Chinese Drones and Routers to Continue Until 2029
Despite import restrictions on select Chinese drones and routers, the devices will receive security patches in the US through 2029.
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Anthropic Trains AI to Avoid Coercive Behavior When Facing Shutdown
Anthropic has successfully retrained its AI models to eliminate coercive tactics when threatened with shutdown, improving user safety and trust.
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Data Center Construction Faces Growing Restrictions Across the United States
U.S. communities increasingly impose limits and bans on new data center developments amid rising concerns nationwide.
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