Alexander Buran

Alexander Buran

Founder and Editor-in-Chief
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Founder and Editor-in-Chief of XAB.info. Received his education at the Odessa Polytechnic. Has been involved in web development and programming for over twenty years. Thanks to his technical background, he perfectly understands how algorithms, artificial intelligence, and the modern internet work.

In the publication, he is responsible for strategy, editorial policy, and the final decision on controversial materials. He personally writes about technology, the internet, artificial intelligence, and politics — where it is important to separate real changes from loud headlines.

XAB.info is designed as a publication that saves the reader's time: only verified essence, links to primary sources, and no clickbait.

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Construction of Oracle data center in the desert: delayed Green Chile pipeline threatens Project Jupiter

Project Jupiter Crisis: Green Chile Pipeline Delayed to 2027, Threatening Oracle Data Center

Technology 08/17/2026, 04:54
🚧 Critical delay for Oracle Data Center: Green Chile pipeline postponed to 2027. 🔹 Project Jupiter (OpenAI + Oracle) worth $165 billion faces a schedule breach. 🔹 Pipeline commissioning delayed to February 1, 2027, instead of August 2026. 🔹 Reason: New Mexico authorities denied laying pipes through state lands due to environmental concerns. 🔹 2.5 GW power supply via Bloom Energy fuel cells is at risk.
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Developer analyzing code on monitor, illustrating vulnerabilities in AI-generated code per Veracode report

The Security Illusion: New Veracode Report Shows AI Code Works But Is Vulnerable in 44% of Cases

Technology 08/17/2026, 04:49
🚨 **AI Code Works, But Is It Safe?** The Veracode 2026 report shows that 44% of AI-generated code contains vulnerabilities. 📉 **Key Facts:** • Code is syntactically correct in 99% of cases, but secure in only 56%. • Model size and specialization have almost no impact on security. • Python is safer than Java (63% vs 30%). • GPT-5.5 leads with 68%, but most models fail the tests. ⚠️ **Conclusion:** Generation speed does not replace control. All AI code requires strict verification before implementation. #CyberSecurity #AI #Veracode #GenAI
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Hermann Hauser delivers a speech on the future of AI and computational architecture

"Roller Coasters" and "Technological Colonialism": Hermann Hauser on the Future of AI and Computing Architecture

Technology 08/17/2026, 04:44
🚀 Hermann Hauser, creator of the Arm architecture, warned about the "technological colonization" of Europe and "roller coasters" in the AI market. The investor acknowledged the revolutionary potential of AI but pointed out inflated valuations and dangerous circular financing schemes. 📉 In his opinion, the market awaits a correction, but not a 2008-style crisis. 🔮 The future belongs to photonics and in-memory computing: Nvidia has already invested $6.5 billion in these technologies. 🇪🇺 Europe risks losing sovereignty if it fails to learn how to scale startups. #AI #HermannHauser #TechNews #Nvidia #Europe
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Photon Matrix device with a laser beam destroys a mosquito over a table with fruit at a picnic

Photon Matrix: AI-Powered Laser Mosquito Zapper Goes Into Mass Production in August 2026

Technology 08/17/2026, 04:30
🦟 The Photon Matrix laser mosquito zapper is going into mass production! 📅 August 2026 marks the start of sales. The AI-powered device destroys insects with a laser up to 6 meters away. 💰 Prices: from $988 (home version) to $1088 (industrial). ⚠️ Real-world effectiveness is still awaiting independent testing. #PhotonMatrix #Technology #Mosquitoes #Laser #Innovation
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JCB Hydromax — British hydrogen-powered land speed record car driven by Andy Green, reaching 654 km/h on a salt flat

JCB Hydromax: British Hydrogen Monster Andy Green Sets World Speed Record at 654 km/h

Technology 08/17/2026, 04:17
🇬🇧 British JCB Hydromax sets world speed record on hydrogen fuel! 🚀 On August 11, 2026, on the Bonneville Salt Flats, Andy Green accelerated the car to 654 km/h. This is a doubling of the 2004 record! 🏁 🔑 Facts: ✅ Record confirmed by FIA. ✅ Production engines from JCB excavators were used. ✅ Andy Green (Thrust SSC record holder) is back in history. 💡 JCB announced a new hydrogen technology plant.
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Robot components and parts on a table, illustrating the topic of skill transfer between different robots using the Fi0 AI model from Feagine

Feagine Unveils Fi0: AI Model for Transferring Skills Between Different Robots

Technology 08/17/2026, 03:53
🤖 Feagine unveiled Fi0 — an AI model for transferring skills between different robots. 🔹 The model adapts actions to the robot's morphology. 🔹 Tested on manipulators A01, A02, and A03. 🔹 Training details and results are not yet disclosed. This could be a breakthrough in Embodied AI, but requires independent verification. 🧐 #Feagine #Robotics #AI #Fi0 #TechNews
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Cybersecurity analysts in a private firm's control room reviewing global attack maps, illustrating the privatization of cyberwarfare and offensive operations abroad.

Privatization of Cyberwar: Trump Authorizes Private Companies to Conduct Offensive Operations Abroad

Technology 08/17/2026, 03:48
🇺🇸 **Trump Launches Private Cyberattack Program** The US President signed a memorandum allowing private companies to conduct offensive operations against foreign hackers under government control. 🔹 **Goal:** Combat ransomware and fraudsters. 🔹 **Conditions:** $1 million bond and strict oversight. 🔹 **Reaction:** Experts are debating — some see salvation, others see the commercialization of war. #CyberSecurity #Trump #USA #Hacking
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Artistic illustration of space collapse: thousands of satellites and debris in Earth orbit, symbolizing the threat of blocking access to space due to orbital congestion from 1.7 million satellites

Space Collapse: Why 1.7 Million Satellites Could Permanently Block Access to Earth's Orbit

Science 08/17/2026, 03:39
🚨 Space Collapse: 1.7 Million Satellites Could Block Earth's Orbit. A new study by the University of Birmingham shows that 6 major constellations (including those of the US and China) have already exceeded the critical safety threshold. Cascade collisions could create an unmanageable avalanche of debris, permanently cutting humanity off from space. 📉 30,000 satellites are already in orbit. 📈 Applications submitted for another 1 million. ⚠️ 6 constellations in the zone of uncontrolled debris growth. #space #technology #disaster #satellites
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