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Nvidia resumed H200 production for China after a pause over export licenses
Nvidia restarted H200 production for the Chinese market after a pause caused by export licenses, paving the way for shipments to local AI infrastructure customers to resume.
AI platform developer Andata avoided bankruptcy after layoffs and automation
Andata repaid its debt to the Federal Tax Service a day before the bankruptcy hearing, cut part of its team, and introduced AI into key processes, saying productivity rose 3–5x.
Huawei unveils Ascend 950PR: new AI chip claimed to be faster than Nvidia H20 in China
Huawei plans to ship the Ascend 950PR by the end of March 2026 and claims a nearly threefold advantage over Nvidia H20 in FP4, betting on its own HBM memory.
OpenAI Discusses Buying Fusion Energy for Future AI Networks and Data Centers
OpenAI is negotiating to buy tens of gigawatts of fusion energy — an early bet that future AI models will be constrained not only by chips but also by electricity.
Softline cancels FabricaONE.AI IPO in AI sector after collecting preliminary orders
FabricaONE.AI, Softline's AI division, has abandoned its IPO after collecting preliminary orders and did not announce new timelines, citing external conditions.
RusHydro to allocate almost 100 million rubles for Nvidia H100 servers for AI tasks
RusHydro's IT division is purchasing Nvidia H100 GPU servers for nearly 100 million rubles — a clear signal that major energy companies in Russia are beginning to build their own AI infrastructure.
Bank of Russia Seeks Run:ai Alternative, Prepares Neural Networks for Industrial Scale
Bank of Russia has begun searching for a domestic platform to manage GPU clusters at the level of Run:ai — this may signal a shift by the regulator from AI pilots to mass deployment.
Federal Health Insurance Fund invests 1.9 billion rubles in AI for assessing insured risks
Federal Health Insurance Fund launches digital transformation worth nearly 1.9 billion rubles: regions will implement new subsystems, and in two pilots — AI for calculating risk profiles of insured persons.
VENON Banking Trojan Targeting Latin America Rewritten in Rust Using AI
Researchers discovered VENON banking trojan for Windows: it copies the tactics of popular Latin American malware, but is written in Rust and was likely compiled using generative AI.
Google Employees Demand CEO Reject Secret Pentagon AI Projects
Approximately 600 Google employees have demanded the company's leadership refuse participation in secret Pentagon projects where the company's AI could be used for mass surveillance and autonomous weapons.
China blocks Meta's acquisition of Manus, a profitable AI startup from China
Chinese regulators cancelled Meta's $2.5 billion acquisition of Manus despite the startup's relocation to Singapore, demonstrating that AI companies from China remain under tight state control.
T-Technologies found a way to reduce agreement tendency in GPT and DeepSeek without retraining
T-Technologies' R&D center demonstrated how to test and reduce the tendency of GPT, DeepSeek, and other LLMs to agree with incorrect user assumptions without full retraining.
Anthropic Investigates Leak of Protected Mythos Cybersecurity Model to Private Forum
Anthropic is investigating a possible leak of Mythos — a closed AI model for cybersecurity — which allegedly appeared on a private forum and raised questions about access control.
SpaceX Prepares Own GPUs for AI, Targets Nvidia and AMD Market
SpaceX revealed plans to develop its own AI GPUs, seeking to reduce dependence on external chip suppliers and support the Terafab project ambitions alongside xAI and Tesla.
Softline Values "Software Factory" at 12 Billion Rubles Ahead of AI-Focused IPO
Softline readies Software Factory IPO: placement price set at 25 rubles per share, business valuation at 12 billion rubles, with AI-driven development automation as the stated growth driver.
Axios: Artificial intelligence already costs more than staff at some companies
Companies increasingly discover that implementing artificial intelligence costs no less than—and sometimes more than—payroll: AI models, cloud services, integrations, and quality control are growing more expensive.
Russian company builds AI factory with Nvidia chips banned for China
“Speech Technology Center” is investing 210 million rubles in Nvidia HGX H200 servers to train language models.
KPMG Cuts Accountants' Salaries, Citing AI: $59 Thousand Savings
In the world of auditing, significant changes are taking place. KPMG, one of the largest players in this market, recently announced a reduction in the fees charged by its accountants. The reason?
Python losing ground: is a shift in programming leadership coming?
The world of software development is undergoing significant changes. Python, which has long been considered the undisputed leader and held the top position in the Tiobe ranking since October 2021, is…
Chinese humanoids conquered the world: 80% of the market already in Beijing's hands
Remember how we were mesmerized for years by Boston Dynamics videos where robots did somersaults and gracefully jumped over obstacles?
Concrete printer in law: how the State Duma is trying to legalize construction of the future
Imagine a construction site where the loudest sound is not the shouts of a foreman, but the steady humming of a robotic gantry.
Fear inflation: why hackers raised prices by 33% (and what your backups have to do with it)
Imagine you decided to teach a local extortionist a lesson and stopped giving him pocket money. It would be logical to expect him to go look for other work, right?
AI boom vs. toilets: why there's now no one to fix your tap
AI Boom vs. Toilets: Why No One Can Fix Your Pipes Anymore While we lazily argued in the comments about whether GPT-5 would replace the average junior developer in fintech or when Midjourney would…
EDM 2026: How Neural Networks Will Finally Free Us from Routine Work (and Why It Won't Happen Right Away)
Let's be honest: for the past decade we've been doing nothing but shuffling papers from one box to another, except the boxes became digital.
Robots Are Coming: Industry Flooding Hardware Specialists With Cash
Let's be honest: the dream of a purely digital economy, where everyone does nothing but write code for mobile apps, has officially shattered against reality.
EU Military Cloud: Brussels Builds Its Own Digital Shield Without Washington
Imagine a party where everyone shares secrets, but one guest owns the house and has planted bugs in every room. This is exactly how military cooperation in Europe has looked for decades.
Loongson 3B6000: China's "silicon sovereignty" shattered against AMD
Politics often breaks against physics, and Chinese microelectronics proved this once again. While Beijing reports successes in import substitution, the dry numbers of benchmarks paint a far less rosy…
Adobe Burns Bridges: Why Animate Became Redundant in the AI Era
Remember those times when the internet consisted of bouncing buttons, weird cartoons, and games that loaded forever? That was the world of Flash, and it seemed eternal.
661 km/h on propellers: how an Australian engineer fooled physics
If you thought your racing quadcopter was fast, I have bad news for you. While the industry argues about flight time and camera quality, one Australian engineer decided his drone should simply…
Cybercrime 2025: Hackers Strike Rarely, But Far More Precisely
Imagine you are a thief. You have a choice: break into ten apartments in an old five-story building or open one armored safe in a central bank.