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Nvidia denied a report that it would ship Groq-based LPUs to China by year-end, stating there is 'no China-specific LPU product in our roadmap.' The denial pushes back on speculation about Nvidia partnering with Groq to produce China-compliant inference chips.

JomCharge has activated a 120kW ABB-ChargeDOT DC charger with two CCS2 nozzles at the Sepang Driving Experience Centre, priced at RM1.30/kWh and accessible via JomCharge, Gentari Go, or ChargEV apps. Three higher-capacity JomChargeX units (up to 240kW, 6 bays) near the Motorsport Park are still undergoing testing.

Wazuh announced AI-assisted SOC workflows via the Wazuh AI Analyst on Wazuh Cloud, plus integrations with third-party AI providers for self-deployed instances. The article frames AI as augmenting SOC analysts by summarizing alerts, adding context, and recommending remediation rather than replacing human expertise.

SanDisk announced a 7.68TB M.2 NAS SSD priced at $2,200 with a 14,000 TBW endurance rating, meaning you could theoretically write the full drive capacity every day for roughly five years before hitting the warranty limit. The product targets NAS deployments where sustained write endurance matters.

Microsoft is rolling out a theme setting for Outlook on the Web and New Outlook for Windows that makes them visually resemble Classic Outlook, with targeted release complete by end of September 2026 and general availability by end of October. The toggle only changes appearance—missing features like robust offline support, full .pst handling, and COM add-ins remain absent, and COM add-ins will never come to New Outlook. Classic Outlook support continues until at least 2029, with the opt-out phase pushed to 2027.

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Slovakia's national security service discovered backdoors in 279 newly deployed traffic cameras, funded by the EU. The backdoors allowed SMS-triggered shell access and passwordless live video feeds, and the offending units were deactivated.

A CBRE report finds New York's office market now hosts more tech workers (394,300) than the San Francisco Bay Area (375,730), the first time SF has been unseated in 13 years of the analysis. AI-related roles now account for nearly one-third of all U.S. tech-talent job listings, and office leasing is rising in markets where AI workers are most in demand.

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Enterprise SSDs now cost 18.6 times more per terabyte than HDDs, with 30TB SSD drives priced at $22,600. HDD supply is reportedly sold out through 2027, creating a storage cost and availability squeeze for infrastructure planners.

Tom's Hardware is flagging a $900 discount on the Asus ROG Flow Z13, a 14-inch 2-in-1 touchscreen gaming laptop with 64GB RAM, a 16-core AMD Strix Halo CPU, and a 1TB SSD, positioned as suitable for both games and AI workloads. The article itself is mostly site boilerplate; the substantive content is the deal and the specs.

Microsoft has fixed a maximum-severity CVSS 10.0 vulnerability (CVE-2026-69836) in Entra ID, formerly Azure Active Directory, which was actively exploited in the wild. The flaw stemmed from unsafe deserialization, allowing unauthenticated remote code execution, but Microsoft has already mitigated it on their cloud infrastructure, requiring no customer patches.

Cisco patched nine vulnerabilities across Crosswork and Secure Workload products, five scoring CVSS 10.0, including SQL injection, missing authentication, and command injection flaws. All were found during internal testing with no known active exploitation, and fixes are available in Crosswork 7.2.1-SP, Secure Workload 3.10.9.1, and 4.0.4.16.

DataDome researchers report that scalper bots now outnumber human shoppers 10-to-1 on at least one retailer's DDR5 listing pages, hitting listings every 6.5 seconds. 32GB DDR5 kits have surged from $72 to $392, a roughly 5x price increase driven by automated scraping and hoarding.

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Kelas Sekejap, an AI-native learning app co-founded by Khairy Jamaluddin, Shahril Hamdan, and Isaac Tan, has grown to 15,000 registered users and 6,000 active AI-tutor conversations since its January 2026 launch. It is expanding into formal education with Kelas SPM (active in schools across KL, Negeri Sembilan, and Melaka) and into corporates with an enterprise tier that converts internal company knowledge into AI coaching for employees. Its seed round was led by Tan Sri Nazir Razak, with pre-seed backers including Khailee Ng, Joel Neoh, Bryan Loo, and First Move.

Google is offering eligible university students in Malaysia (aged 18+) a free 12-month Google AI Plus plan valued at RM287.88 (RM23.99/month), including 2x Gemini usage limits, 400GB shared cloud storage, and full multimodal Gemini features. Discounted tiers are also available: Google AI Pro at RM23.99/month (down from RM97.99) and a Pro + YouTube Premium bundle at RM33.49/month (down from RM118.89), with promotions running until 31 December 2026.

CableLabs warns that Wi-Fi 7 access points using WPA3 can break connectivity for legacy Wi-Fi 4/5 devices, because some older clients misinterpret WPA3-Personal Transition Mode security options and fail to connect. CableLabs is urging chipset vendors and hardware makers to prioritize support for the Wi-Fi Alliance's WPA3-Personal Compatibility Mode (PCM), which shifts WPA3/Wi-Fi 7 security info into RSNO elements while advertising WPA2-Personal through legacy RSN elements.

Samsung Electronics announced an expected 90 to 110 trillion won ($65.1B–$79.5B) in shareholder returns for 2026, calling it the largest ever by a Korean company, and will pay roughly 30 trillion won in Q3 cash dividends. This follows SK Hynix's share buyback disclosure days earlier, as both Korean memory giants ride AI-driven demand for high-bandwidth memory chips.

UNICEF and MDEC announced a partnership at BAGFEST 2026 in Kuching to embed children's rights and safety into Malaysia's games industry using UNICEF's RITEC (Responsible Innovation in Technology for Children) framework. MDEC CEO Anuar Fariz Fadzil said the collaboration will provide practical guidance to Malaysian studios to consider child well-being from the design stage, framing it as strengthening competitiveness rather than limiting creativity.

Debian turned 33 last weekend, with Debian 13 having released about a year ago and the project remaining one of the most widely used Linux distributions. Haiku OS, an entirely from-scratch C++ operating system inspired by BeOS, turned 25 and is nearing its beta 6 release with a branch expected by end of week and a target release date of mid-August.

At least 9 of Japan Home's 34 Singapore stores have closed or are being converted to Valu$ dollar-store outlets between June and August 2026. Singapore-registered Radha Japan, which already holds ~30% of Japan Home Singapore per ACRA filings, appears to be taking over operations, though a Valu$ store manager denied a full replacement.

UK mobile operator EE (BT Group) launched 'Fast Lane,' a consumer 5G network slicing service that prioritizes eligible subscribers' connections during congestion for £5 ($7)/month extra on its Full Works Plus plan. Vodafone UK already launched a similar enterprise-focused 5G slicing service earlier this year. The concept sparked US net neutrality debates when the FCC ruled out paid fast lanes.

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