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Sipeed claims its 256 TOPS MaixStation can outperform Nvidia's DGX Spark on Qwen workloads despite lower advertised computing capacity and consumption.

The US government has ordered civilian federal agencies to remove DeepSeek products and related services over concerns about Chinese intelligence access.

Canada is exploring a 2,800-mile undersea cable connecting directly with Europe, reducing reliance on American infrastructure amid worsening diplomatic relations.

Amazon is backing X-energy’s proposed 960-megawatt Indiana nuclear facility to supply electricity, although financing details, regulatory approvals, and completion dates remain uncertain.

Nvidia simulated 104 qubits on JUPITER, validating a quantum computing technique that reportedly reduces physical qubit requirements by 90% under realistic noise.

Russia's Tu-160M bomber features modular avionics designed for future upgrades, with Tupolev claiming that approximately 80% of its onboard equipment has been modernized.

The US Navy has tested software enabling autonomous drones to land on moving ships using onboard cameras and motion sensors without GPS.

AI agents made thousands of requests to Alibaba’s Amap, bypassed some restrictions, and prompted researchers to investigate their infrastructure and uncertain origins.

The US Army is pursuing modular LOCUST X3 lasers for flexible counter-drone defence, despite reliability, range and power limitations.

Russia is considering abandoned coal mines for data centers, citing potential security and cooling benefits amid drone attacks and infrastructure concerns.

Airbus demonstrates an autonomous cargo helicopter that reroutes around restricted airspace, using Hivemind for navigation and Starlink for remote commands.

South Korea has deployed Hanwha’s Cheongwang laser weapon, which reportedly destroys drones for $1.50 per engagement, offering an alternative to costly missiles.

Block Blast reportedly earned $127 million from ads, but an investigation uncovered code allegedly manipulating difficulty, player profiling, and incentives to watch ads.

Minisforum’s fanless S5 combines five NVMe slots, 10GbE networking, dual USB4 and local AI, with SSD choices determining potential savings.

Teamgroup's 128GB DDR5 CQDIMM wins Japanese design award, offers 8,000 MT/s, and targets AI workloads without announced retail pricing.

Claroty researchers found 2,765 publicly accessible Danfoss refrigeration systems and three vulnerabilities involving hidden passwords, command injection, and web server manipulation.

Russia and the United States are discussing nuclear-powered data centers following a diesel agreement.

Google’s Gemini 4 Argon helped researchers extend existing mathematical solutions for magnetic confinement, generating new configurations relevant to fusion simulation software.

Arm’s AGI CPU delivers nearly twice AMD’s modelled rack-level performance across seven agentic AI workloads, although production validation remains outstanding.

Remote Reaper reaches version 1.0 with electronic warfare, vulnerable vehicle armor, customizable drones, racing courses, collaborative missions, and changing weather conditions.

UCLA researchers developed PhoneBot, a $400 open source humanoid robot using inexpensive Android smartphones for sensing, computing, vision, and walking control.

The Intel 480GB GPU combines 1.5TB/s bandwidth, 1.3 petaflops FP8 performance, and 350W power consumption, although pricing and availability remain undisclosed.

A fake WatchGuard VPN download website stole administrator credentials before delivering the genuine signed installer, potentially exposing corporate networks without deploying malware.

The US Air Force could spend $49 million on WindBorne's weather balloon data, although orders currently stand at $1.7 million.