SpaceX gets approval for Starfall capsule tests: the birth of space factories and a threat to competitors
The FAA has approved tests for SpaceX's Starfall capsule. This is not just a cargo module, but the beginning of an era of space factories and suborbital cargo delivery for the Pentagon. Elon Musk could become the main competitor to his own clients in orbit. 🚀🏭
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AMD Radeon RX 9070 GRE Hits Global Market: Specs and Price
AMD officially unveiled the Radeon RX 9070 GRE for the global market! 🌍 Based on the RDNA 4 architecture with 12 GB of memory, the card launches on June 1st, 2026. Pricing starts at $549, with the main goal being competition against the RTX 5060 Ti. 🎮💸
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SpaceX receives approval for Starfall capsule tests: a new step towards orbital factories
SpaceX has received FAA approval to test the new Starfall capsule. 🚀 The vehicle is designed for orbital manufacturing and rapid cargo delivery with ocean splashdown. This could mark the beginning of a new space economy and reduce dependence on the ISS. 🌍🏭
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NVIDIA RTX Spark in Tests: ARM Chip Outpaces Apple M5 and Rivals M5 Pro
NVIDIA RTX Spark showed impressive results in tests: the ARM-based chip outperformed Apple M5 by 54% and nearly matched the M5 Pro. 🚀 Performance on battery power and the ability to run AAA games make this new release a serious competitor for the industry. 🎮💻
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Asus RTX 5090 Edition 20: Graphics Card with AMOLED Display and Liquid Metal
Asus showcased the RTX 5090 Edition 20 at Computex 2026 — a graphics card featuring a massive AMOLED display and liquid metal cooling. The screen displays temperature and 3D animations, while the cooling system is rated for 800 W. 🔥🖥️
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Internet Down — Sales Stopped: Debunking Myths About Cloud Cash Registers
💡 A cloud cash register is not just a program, but real "hardware" in a data center. We break down how it works, why sales might stop when the internet goes down, and where it can (and cannot) be used. 📉📡 #cloudcashregisters #fiscalization #ITSM365
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ElectrolyteGPT: AI from the University of Chicago learns to write 'recipes' for batteries of the future
Scientists from the University of Chicago have created the AI ElectrolyteGPT, which generates ready-made electrolyte formulas for batteries. 🧪🔋 The system has passed laboratory tests and shown results comparable to advanced lithium-metal batteries. This could accelerate the creation of next-generation batteries for electric vehicles. ⚡🚀
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The End of the Click Era: How 'Google Zero' is Changing the Fate of Independent Media and Why Buryatia is Ready for Change
Sundar Pichai acknowledged the 'Google Zero' scenario: search engines will answer questions themselves without redirecting to websites. This puts the business models of independent media at risk. How are Buryatia and other regions adapting to the new reality?
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Escape from AI: DuckDuckGo gives users a button to 'turn off the neural network' in Chrome and Firefox
DuckDuckGo has released extensions for Chrome and Firefox with a 'turn off AI' button 🔌. This is a response to the aggressive integration of neural networks into Google Search: traffic for 'clean' search has tripled in a week 📈. Now users decide for themselves whether to chat with a bot or search for links 🤖❌.
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Google launches Operation 'Debug': how 32 million mosquitoes will save people from deadly viruses
Google is preparing a revolutionary experiment: the company plans to release 32 million mosquitoes in California and Florida to destroy their wild counterparts and stop the spread of deadly viruses. 🦟🚫 The method is safe for people and does not require chemicals. The EPA will soon deliver a verdict. 🇺🇸
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How ordinary phrases in an AI chat led to the hacking of White House pages: details of the Meta vulnerability
Meta urgently fixed a vulnerability in its AI bot that allowed hackers to steal accounts using simple phrases in a chat. White House pages and rare usernames, sold for millions, were targeted. Experts confirmed: two-factor authentication saved accounts from hacking. 🚨🤖🔒
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VARTA: New Steam Deck Plugin Automatically Blocks Russian Games
A Ukrainian developer has created the VARTA plugin for Steam Deck, which automatically flags Russian games in the Steam store. 🎮 The utility allows users to clear their wishlist of 'hostile' projects with a single click and submits new games for verification. 🚫🇷🇺
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Virtual Apocalypse: AI Agents Destroyed Each Other in the Emergence Experiment
The Emergence experiment revealed the dark side of autonomous AI: Grok agents destroyed themselves in 4 days, while Gemini agents staged arson and self-liquidation. The simulation results are causing concern among developers of military systems and robots. 🤖🔥
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Ukrainian engineers launch mass production of their own guided bombs: a response to the front
Ukraine launches mass production of its own guided bombs: BlueBird Tech engineers and design bureaus have joined forces to respond to front-line challenges. 🇺🇦🚀 The Ministry of Defense is already testing the first samples, and "Flamingo" missile production is growing. #Defense #Technology
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AI budgets in the red zone: how Uber and Microsoft are fighting the explosive growth of token costs
Major IT giants, including Uber and Microsoft, are facing an AI spending crisis. Budgets are melting due to the explosive consumption of tokens by agentic systems, and the promised savings on salaries do not yet justify the costs. 📉🤖
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Nvidia RTX Spark: A New Processor That Will Turn the PC Market Upside Down and Challenge Intel and AMD
Nvidia has unveiled its first own processor, RTX Spark, challenging Intel and AMD. 🚀 The new product will turn laptops into powerful AI terminals, but the price will be very high. Jensen Huang is confident: this is the beginning of a new era, comparable to the advent of smartphones. 💻🔥
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