Uncrewed aerial vehicles launched by Ukraine targeted and damaged a server facility operated by Yandex, the prominent Russian internet company often described as the country's equivalent to Google. The impacted installation housed advanced supercomputing hardware utilized specifically for training artificial intelligence models.
Additional information regarding the extent of the damage and the operational impact on the tech firm is anticipated as the situation continues to unfold.
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Gravity is a cruel mistress, slowly dragging the famed telescope ever closer to its ultimate demise with every day. Hubble is in no immediate danger of burning up in the Earth's atmosphere, but its time will run out in the early to mid 2030s unless its orbit is boosted. So NASA is taking proposals from […]
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While more cities are canceling their contracts with Flock Safety, just as many are discovering how difficult that can be in some instances. Plymouth, Minnesota's city council voted to terminate its contract with Flock in September, but failed to respond to the city's request. For over a month, the cameras remained up, and the city […]
Reddit user pdfu found hints hidden in the HomeView 27.2 code that Apple could be adding security camera features to its smart home hub. The strings describe a security camera mode with motion detection, live streaming, and recording options, as well as privacy functions. According to pdfu, there is a setup page that even explicitly […]
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Binance says it has restored backing for 90% of assets affected by its $6.3 billion hack and resumed phased withdrawals.