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3D-printed airless wheels could be a game changer for Ukraine’s ground robotic vehicles — ultralight no-deflation tyres improve resistance to punctures and explosions
Ukrainian developers complete combat trials of airless wheels for ground robots New 3D-printed wheels eliminate inflation requirements for battlefield robotic vehicles Ukrainian wheel sets weigh between 32 and 56 kg Ukrainian engineers have developed inflation-free wheels for unmanned ground vehicles, aiming to keep robotic platforms moving despite damage encountered during…
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Asus ProArt GR1X joins a crowded RTX Spark field sans a price tag, while AMD’s Gorgon Halo boxes already offer 192GB
Asus confirms the ProArt GR1X will use the 20-core RTX Spark N1X, mainly in 64GB and 128GB configurations, shipping before year-end via premium retailers The GR1X matches Asus’s Ascent GX10 on size, weight, fans, and power brick, and joins RTX Spark boxes from Microsoft, Dell, Acer, Honor, amongst others The…
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Trump’s super intelligence is rapidly catching up in the USA with 3X rise in search as Google Trends shows decreasing interest in ‘Enemy’ AI — while the rest of the world blissfully ignores it
Google Trends highlights the term “super intelligence” is replacing “artificial intelligence” in the US – but not elsewhere In a Truth Social post, the POTUS described anyone that doesn’t use the “super intelligence” name as “THE ENEMY” The US government’s AI website domain remains ai.gov Donald Trump has declared that…
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Hackers turn business backup servers into crypto mines after sneaking malware disguised as Microsoft Edge
Attackers exploited critical AhsayCBS backup software flaws to compromise organizations’ backup servers Intrusions deployed webshells and disguised XMRig cryptominers for persistence and stealth Researchers urge immediate patching, restricted access, and full system reimaging if compromised In a particularly brazen hack, threat actors were seen targeting the servers that businesses use…
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Over 8.7 million karaoke fans at risk after major data breach — Japanese giant Nippon Columbia says malware infection was to blame for exposing records
Malware infection at a third-party contractor may have exposed data of 8.7 million customers and employees Exposed records included personal details, though no payment data or confirmed misuse was reported Incident highlights supply-chain risks, with Daiichi Kosho investigating and reviewing contractor security Even the entertainment industry is not safe from…
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Sovereign AI isn’t just where your data lives
As AI becomes embedded into critical public services, sovereignty is rapidly becoming one of the biggest strategic questions facing government. Much of the debate still treats sovereignty as a question of geography: where is the data stored, which country hosts the infrastructure, and whether information remains within national borders? Afshin…
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