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Russian regulators gave Apple an ultimatum to restore banned state apps on iOS or face massive antitrust fines, pretending tech giants care about regional legal paperwork.
Russian regulators are throwing another temper tantrum because Apple won't force-feed government-approved software to iPhone users.
After settling a $250M lawsuit for late promises, Apple is rolling out a $199 Apple TV, updated HomePod mini, and a face-scanning Siri AI home hub that watches room movements in real time.
xAI wants to turn a simple chat window into a full-blown software factory. But as usual with Elon Musk's hype train, there is a giant paywall standing right between curious users and the actual magic.
Instead of buying a million-dollar lab setup to train AI hardware, open-source devs just built a DIY gripper that turns hand movements into robot training data. Roboticists might actually get to sleep tonight.
Who needs a multi-thousand-dollar GPU cluster when a microchip bought for pocket change can now generate bedtime stories locally without ever touching the cloud?
OpenAI won't rest until every local bakery and plumbing service relies on prompt engineering to balance their spreadsheets.
Developer Anshu Chimala set loose an AI model with an autonomous critic sub-agent, letting it program, 3D-model, and polish a browser space exploration game while he slept.
The creators of the world's favorite pocket hacking tool Flipper Zero want to solve global data connection headaches for hardware geeks, leaving phone carriers completely out of the loop.
Cybersecurity is currently a giant dumpster fire, as AI assistants turn into unwitting malware distributors and decade-old operating system bugs wake up from their sleep.
In another groundbreaking move of government generosity, russian state bureaucrats decided that corporate behemoths like Sber and Yandex simply didn't have enough intimate data about everyday citizens yet.
Years of aggressive import substitution hype, and Russian IT managers are still secretly buying grey-market Cisco gear off Telegram because local alternatives just can't cut it.