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Nvidia is reportedly preparing to raise prices of its AI servers by more than 15% as memory-chip costs surge.

The increase is expected to affect systems shipping from early 2027, including those using Vera Rubin and Grace Blackwell chips.

Rising demand for AI infrastructure has pushed DRAM and other memory prices sharply higher.
Major server suppliers have already informed customers such as Microsoft, Google and Oracle about the expected increases.

The higher costs could make AI data-centre expansion more expensive and potentially delay some projects.

The move also highlights the growing influence of memory-chip makers such as Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron.

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Chinese smartphone brand Honor’s humanoid robot Lightning, which reportedly ran 100 meters in 9.32 seconds, faster than Usain Bolt’s 9.58-second record.

It hit a top speed of 14.5 m/s in a test run before the World Humanoid Robot Games. Earlier, Lightning won a 21-kilometre (13-mile) half marathon for humanoid robots in Beijing. However, the sprint was a robotic trial and is not considered an official human athletic record.

And after finishing the race, the robot was also seen crashing into a cushion.

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Meta is to face a landmark trial in the US over claims that Facebook and Instagram were deliberately designed to encourage addictive use among children and teenagers.

A coalition of 29 states alleges Meta put profits and engagement ahead of the safety and privacy of young people. The case could bring about major changes in how Meta builds and operates its platforms.

Meta has said the allegations are overblown, and contends it has taken steps to protect young users. If meta loses potential penalties could reach $1.4 trillion, though prosecutors have suggested a far lower figure.

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Brave has accused Alibaba-owned AliExpress of using hidden audio fingerprinting to track users.

The technique reportedly generates a silent audio signal and analyses how a device processes it. These tiny hardware and software differences can create a unique device fingerprint, without relying on cookies.

The discovery reportedly came after the process interfered with a user’s Bluetooth headphones. Brave says its browser blocks the identified tracking scripts and protects against audio fingerprinting by default.

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According to reports, SpaceX is establishing a supply-chain team in India to obtain components and forge local manufacturing collaborations. This is even as Starlink’s commercial launch in India is stuck over regulatory and security concerns. The company wants to expand its Indian supplier base for its wider space activities. India could be a major manufacturing and sourcing hub for SpaceX. The development is a sign of SpaceX’s ongoing long-term interest in the Indian market despite delays to the rollout of Starlink.

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VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital has achieved a major milestone by performing its first robot-assisted total knee replacement on 22 August 2026. The surgery was performed free of cost under Ayushman Bharat for a 75-year-old patient. Led by Dr Bhagwati Prasad Sharma and his team, the procedure used an advanced upgradable robotic platform. The system can support knee and hip replacements, with potential for spine surgery in the future. The achievement marks a significant step toward bringing advanced robotic orthopaedic care to India’s public healthcare system.

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Chinese smartphone brand Honor’s humanoid robot Lightning, which reportedly ran 100 meters in 9.32 seconds, faster than Usain Bolt’s 9.58-second record. It hit a top speed of 14.5 m/s in a test run before the World Humanoid Robot Games. Earlier, Lightning…
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Several humanoid robots were seen marching in formation like soldiers in China during the World Humanoid Robot Games. Teams from 16 countries are competing across 51 events, including racing, football, table tennis and real-world tasks. The five-day competition showcases advances in robotics and artificial intelligence, with hundreds of humanoid robots demonstrating their capabilities.

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India might be unable to meet its 2028 deadline for quantum-security, National Quantum Mission Chairman Ajai Chowdhry said.

β€œThere is no strong cycle in India for R&D funding, innovation and government procurement,” he said.

It is imperative that the country speed up the development and deployment of post-quantum cryptography before quantum computers become a threat to the encryption we use today.

Chowdhry also stressed the need for more private sector participation and investment.
India’s quantum security readiness will be crucial to protect sensitive government, financial and digital infrastructure.

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Pune-based Thrustworks Dynetics has successfully test-fired India’s first Resonance Ignition System, achieving Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 6. The technology uses shockwaves to ignite rocket engines without external ignition sources, electricity or moving parts. This could make engines lighter, simpler and more reliable for multiple restarts. The system could benefit upper-stage rockets, satellites, orbital manoeuvres and deep-space missions. Thrustworks says India is now among just three known entities globally to demonstrate resonance-based ignition technology.

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A fake 113GB GTA VI build is reportedly spreading online through torrent and piracy sites.

Security analysis found that the supposed game contains malware, not a genuine playable build. The malicious file is reportedly designed to put users’ PCs and personal data at risk.

Researchers warn that recent GTA VI leaks are being exploited to make these fake downloads look convincing.

There is currently no verified public playable GTA VI build, so unofficial downloads should be treated as malicious.

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ChatGPT could soon introduce Locked Chats, a new privacy feature currently being tested on Android. Users may be able to protect individual conversations with a PIN or fingerprint.

Locked chats would be hidden from the normal sidebar, chat history and search results. Unlike Temporary Chats, they would remain saved and accessible after authentication.

The feature may also create a separate Memory boundary for information from locked conversations. OpenAI has not officially announced a release date, so the feature could still change or be cancelled.

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19-year-old ethical hacker Nisarga Adhikary, who previously exposed vulnerabilities in CBSE’s OSM portal, has flagged security flaws in Bengaluru-based startup Superhealth. The startup reportedly faced backlash after hosting a party inside a hospital. Adhikary highlighted the vulnerabilities publicly, questioning the company’s cybersecurity practices. The incident has drawn attention to the security standards of startups handling sensitive healthcare-related systems and data.

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Nvidia is reportedly in talks to invest in AI search startup Perplexity in a funding round that would value the company at more than $30 billion. That would be more than a 50% increase from Perplexity’s previous $20 billion valuation.

The startup’s annualized revenue has reportedly jumped to more than $750 million from less than $250 million earlier this year.
Some of the growth has been driven by Perplexity Computer, its AI bot that automates professional tasks.

Perplexity also announced a $750 million deal with Microsoft Azure and is backed by Jeff Bezos and SoftBank among others.

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On August 24, there was a partial outage with users reporting issues with the Claude Chat, Claude Code and the mobile app.

Users reported failed prompts, login issues, slow response times, and increased API errors. Most of the complaints were about Claude Code (41%) and Claude Chat (31%), according to Downdetector.

Anthropic identified increased errors affecting a range of models, including Claude Mythos 5, Fable 5 and Opus 5. Anthropic said it found the cause and is working to bring back normal service.

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At the inauguration of a sandwich shop in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, a humanoid robot stole the show. The robot took part in the traditional puja and ribbon-cutting ceremony and then entertained the crowd with a dance. It had bodyguards, it saw guests, it socialized with people at the event.

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NUS Medicine, DayOne and Cortical Labs have announced the prototype of a biological data center in Singapore. It employs living human neurons grown from stem cells, and silicon hardware, to carry out information processing.

The prototype consists of 20 CL1 biological computing units in a self-driven server rack. Biological computing, researchers say, could provide energy-efficient, adaptive AI over conventional systems. Over the longer term the technology could underpin applications ranging from drug discovery to robotics and from cybersecurity to fraud detection.

The project is a big step forward in the merging of biology and next-generation computing.

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Operation QUICSILVER is a cyber-espionage campaign against the government and IT sectors of Myanmar. The campaign employs fake graduation invitations and other documents to lure victims into opening malicious files.

The backdoor, written in Go, is called QUICAgent and uses the QUIC protocol to communicate with its command-and-control server. The malware can execute commands, transfer files, browse directories, and persist on infected systems.

The campaign is associated with a China-nexus threat actor, with moderate confidence. The campaign was initially spotted in April 2026 with further attacks in June and July.

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Security researchers discovered 14 malicious npm packages disguised as harmless calendar and utility modules. They were used to deploy the RedC2 4.0 Linux backdoor, capable of shell access, credential theft, file collection and remote command execution.

The packages were:
streak-metrics-math@1.0.0/1.0.1
kit-map-vim@1.0.0
streak-map-cache@1.0.0
streak-map-kit@1.0.0
map-streak-kit@1.0.0
streak-cache-map@1.0.0
streak-calc-metrics@1.0.0
streak-calc-math@1.0.0
streak-math-abz@1.0.0
streak-metricsaz@1.0.0
streak-math-metrics@1.0.0
streak-metricazbd@1.0.0
streak-metricsazb@1.0.0
streak-kit-map@1.0.0


The malware also includes an AI-powered β€œRed Agent” that can turn natural-language instructions into post-exploitation commands. The campaign highlights the growing use of AI capabilities in malware and the risks of npm supply-chain attacks

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β€œFirst comes vulnerable, then comes more vulnerable, and then comes Windows.” πŸ˜‚

Microsoft’s August 2026 Windows 11 update KB5121003 is causing some games to crash, freeze or even restart PCs. The issue appears linked to RGB lighting software and low-level drivers such as inpoutx64, which can conflict with certain games. Affected titles include ARC Raiders, MARVEL Tokon: Fighting Souls and THE FINALS. Microsoft is investigating the problem and has provided a temporary workaround.

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Twitch and Amazon are the subjects of a class-action lawsuit based on the claim that content from streamers was used to train Amazon's generative AI models without the necessary permission. It is alleged that Twitch employed streamers' videos and live streams as training data for AI without securing any licenses or consent. This controversy arose because Twitch set AI-training participation as the default option, forcing streamers to take manual action in order to opt out. Critics maintain that the streamers should have had to opt in rather than being automatically included. The case might have wider consequences for creator rights, AI training, and content ownership.

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