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Ex-ASML employee sentenced to three years' imprisonment for sharing company secrets with Russia
By Mark Tyson published
An ex-ASML employee has been sentenced to three years imprisonment for sharing company secrets with a Russian contact.

China plans 39 AI data centers with 115,000 restricted Nvidia Hopper GPUs
By Anton Shilov published
Some Chinese companies do not want cut-down H20 HGX parts.

Scammers on Facebook try to ruin Bambu Lab’s big 3D printer sale — site has been rife with fake ads for 3D printers
By Denise Bertacchi published
Facebook has been rife with fake ads for 3D printers in an attempt to con you out of money.

Lenovo Legion Go on sale for $499
By Jowi Morales published
Now available for just $499.99 on Amazon right now

JEDEC publishes first LPDDR6 standard
By Jowi Morales published
LPDDR6 offers 10,6667 to 14,400 MT/s, while having better power efficiency and reliability.

Intel is not a top 10 chipmaker anymore, according to new CEO Lip-Bu Tan
By Hassam Nasir published
Dark days ahead, or perhaps already here.

Bitcoin Depot tells 27,000 crypto ATM customers that it leaked their personal information, but waited a year to disclose due to an ongoing investigation
By Nathaniel Mott published
Bitcoin Depot is reportedly informing nearly 27,000 users of its crypto-dispensing ATMs that someone made off with their personal information in June 2024.

AI malware can now evade Microsoft Defender — open-source LLM outsmarts tool around 8% of the time after three months of training
By Nathaniel Mott published
Researchers spent three months and approximately $1,500 training the open-source Qwen 2.5 LLM to bypass Microsoft Defender
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