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The Crease is Gone: New Leaks Reveal Apple’s Secret to a Seamless iPhone Fold
geeky_gadgets39d ago

The Crease is Gone: New Leaks Reveal Apple’s Secret to a Seamless iPhone Fold

Apple is reportedly on the verge of unveiling its first foldable smartphone, the “iPhone Fold.” This highly anticipated device is expected to address long-standing challenges in foldable technology, such as visible creases and usability concerns, while setting new benchmarks for design and functionality. With Apple’s reputation for delivering polished, user-centric innovations, the iPhone Fold could [...]The post The Crease is Gone: New Leaks Reveal Apple’s Secret to a Seamless iPhone Fold appeared first on Geeky Gadgets.

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Mastercard’s Gerber Says CISOs Can’t Protect What They Can’t See
pymnts39d ago

Mastercard’s Gerber Says CISOs Can’t Protect What They Can’t See

In cybersecurity, visibility has always been a prerequisite for control. Today, the scale and stakes of what organizations can no longer see are approaching a tipping point. The result is not simply greater complexity, but a growing inability for organizations to identify where their own infrastructure begins and ends. “If you think about the [...]The post Mastercard’s Gerber Says CISOs Can’t Protect What They Can’t See appeared first on PYMNTS.com.

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Washington Built the AI Infrastructure AUKUS Needs — Then Locked Allies Out
warontherocks39d ago

Washington Built the AI Infrastructure AUKUS Needs — Then Locked Allies Out

The Manhattan Project brought allied scientists to Los Alamos because winning required pooling allied scientific capacity. Today, as Australia invests $3.4 billion in quantum and advanced defense technologies and autonomous capabilities, the United States has built the supercomputing infrastructure those technologies require — then locked its partners out of accessing it.President Donald Trump’s Genesis Mission invokes that wartime urgency to win the AI race — but the November executive order gives American companies detailed frameworks to access federal supercomputers while offering international security partners one vague sentence about exploring collaboration “to the extent appropriate.”That isn’t an accident: It reflects policy priorities. The Department of Defense’s JanuaryThe post Washington Built the AI Infrastructure AUKUS Needs — Then Locked Allies Out appeared first on War on the Rocks.

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EcoFlow brings the DELTA 3 Max Plus to Australian shores
techau39d ago

EcoFlow brings the DELTA 3 Max Plus to Australian shores

EcoFlow has officially pulled the wraps off its latest powerhouse for the Australian market, the DELTA 3 Max Plus. This new 2kWh portable power station is specifically tailored for the local crowd, featuring a massive 3000W output and a built-in Anderson-style DC port. The timing couldn’t be better for Aussie explorers and tradies. As more [...]

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India's exports show resilience, grow 6.15% to USD 720 bn this FY
newsable_asianetnews39d ago

India's exports show resilience, grow 6.15% to USD 720 bn this FY

India's exports demonstrated resilience, reaching USD 720.76 billion in April-January 2025-26, a 6.15% increase. This growth is driven by both services and merchandise, showcasing the country's strength amid global economic uncertainties.

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Intel Positions Xeon 6 SoCs as the Foundation for AI-Ready 5G and the Path to 6G at MWC 2026
onmsft39d ago

Intel Positions Xeon 6 SoCs as the Foundation for AI-Ready 5G and the Path to 6G at MWC 2026

Intel has detailed telecom goals at the ongoing Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026. The company is positioning its Xeon 6 processor family as the core foundation for AI-enabled 5G networks and the evolution toward 6G. Intel argues that operators can scale intelligence across existing infrastructure rather rather than major architectural overhauls. Intel’s strategy centers around [...]

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