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Microsoft’s SharePoint servers face global cyberattacks, exposing businesses and governments to data theft, key harvesting and network compromise.

Samsung Electronics has announced the Galaxy Z Fold7, its most advanced foldable smartphone to date, highlighting a blend of precision engineering, lightweight design, and AI-powered functionality. Launched on July 9, 2025, the device is positioned to deliver premium performance and improved productivity through a larger, immersive display and upgraded software features. Weighing 215 grams and measuring 8.9 mm when folded, the Galaxy Z Fold7 is the thinnest and lightest device in the Galaxy Z Fold series. It features a 6.5-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X cover screen with a 21:9 aspect ratio. When unfolded, the device reveals an 8-inch main display, which…

Russian scientists develop lithium-ion batteries that operate efficiently at -50°C, advancing power tech for Arctic, satellite, and transport use

New MacBook Air with M4 chip debuts in sky blue, offering faster performance, AI features, and a lower $999 price.

Nvidia unveils Project Digits, a compact desktop AI supercomputer featuring the GB10 Superchip, providing high-performance computing for AI developers, researchers, and students at CES 2025.

The UN adopts its first cybercrime treaty in decades, strengthening global efforts to combat cyber threats through cooperation, evidence sharing, and victim protection.

Broadcom surged 11% on Monday, extending its record rally fueled by AI growth, a $1 trillion valuation, and raised price targets from top analysts.

Russian scientists at NCPM are developing a hybrid photonic computer, promising speeds 1,000 times faster with AI-driven light processing, redefining energy-efficient computing.

The U.S. government has directed TSMC to halt exports of advanced AI processors to China, imposing new restrictions on shipments due to national security concerns and compliance with trade regulations.

Global energy efficiency investment reached a record USD 660 billion in 2024, growing by 4%, but the IEA warns more policies are needed to meet the international climate goals by 2030.