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Daily Edition · Page 5

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

ATTACKS & VULNERABILITIES

TLDR InfoSec

TLDR InfoSec

APPLE DEBUTS IPHONE DUO, ITS FIRST FOLDABLE, AT $1,999

New CEO John Ternus led his first keynote, headlined by the iPhone Duo, Apple's first foldable, a passport-style device with a 5.4-inch outer display and a 7.6-inch inner display that automatically reflows apps based on how the phone is folded, starting at $1,999. Apple also unveiled the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max ($1,199/$1,299, up $100 from last year) with new A20 Pro processors, a variable mechanical aperture camera, and 24-30 hour battery life, alongside the Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4, which add a 5-second heart rate sensor Apple claims is more accurate than a chest strap.

finance.yahoo.com · 5 min

TLDR InfoSec

OPENAI MAY DOUBLE-SOURCE NEXT-GEN AI CHIPS AT SAMSUNG, ALONGSIDE TSMC

OpenAI Korea GM Harrison Kim revealed the company has made real progress with Samsung Electronics on joint production and research for its next-generation chips, expanding a relationship that so far has been mostly about memory supply and enterprise software. OpenAI's current inference ASIC, Jalapeño, was designed with Broadcom and built at TSMC in under 18 months and is already in mass production there, so any Samsung involvement more plausibly targets its successor, which is reportedly approaching tapeout.

tomshardware.com · 3 min

TLDR InfoSec

INTRODUCING CUDA RUST FOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE GPU KERNEL DEVELOPMENT

NVIDIA has announced CUDA Rust and introduced two specialized compilation tracks that allow developers to author and optimize GPU compute kernels directly in Rust. This release brings Rust's strong compile-time memory safety guarantees and modern tooling ecosystem to GPU-accelerated workloads. Developers implementing embedded vision, intensive sensor fusion, and real-time state estimation on mobile platforms can now exploit GPU compute power while minimizing memory-related crashes and runtime concurrency bugs.

developer.nvidia.com · 5 min

TLDR InfoSec

GOOGLE COMMITS $15B TO FINLAND DATA CENTERS, EXPLORES NUCLEAR POWER FOR THE BUILDOUT

Google plans to invest at least $15 billion in Finnish AI infrastructure through 2028, its largest single investment in Europe, building on over 15 years of presence there. Alongside the buildout, Google signed a 22-year power agreement with Finnish utility Fortum and said it will explore business models that could support new nuclear reactors at Fortum's Loviisa site, tying the compute expansion directly to a long-term power source.

cnbc.com · 3 min

TLDR InfoSec

LG DENIES CLAIMS ITS SMART TVS CONSTANTLY RECORD AND UPLOAD AUDIO

Gamers Nexus published a two-hour investigation, done with security researchers MrBruh and uturn using packet capture and firmware analysis, alleging LG's smart TVs constantly log and upload user data even offline or in standby, scan local Wi-Fi networks for other devices, and record and store ambient audio through the TV's microphone for later retrieval, even when the TV appears off. LG called the claims untrue, saying its TVs only process voice data when the remote's voice button is pressed or its "Hi LG" wake word is detected after a user manually enables far-field voice recognition, with wake-word audio processed entirely on-device and deleted immediately if no match is found.

tomshardware.com · 4 min

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