AI Demand Pushes Memory Costs Toward 400 Percent Rise
The AI feeds' $700B buildout lands on the consumer's checkout line, and the reader who cheers the boom pays for it in a pricier MacBook and a $100 Xbox.
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Europe Sanctions Alleged Russian Cyberespionage Network
X reads Monday as 250 blows landed on a beaten Russia; AP counts nine names, four firms and 24 British listings — an accusation, with the rail-sabotage cost still unknown.
More Than 200 Researchers Sign AI Jobs Warning
Sixteen Nobel laureates signing a warning tells you how seriously to take AI job loss, not that a single worker has been displaced yet — the roster is authority, not a body count.
EU Panel Puts Child-Safety Burden on Platforms
The EU panel flips the burden: platforms must prove they are safe before kids under 13 get in, not families keeping them out - but no enforcement date or penalty exists yet.
EU Develops Anonymous Age Proof for Social Access
Brussels wants an app that proves your age without revealing who you are, but nobody has measured whether it works where a birthdate field already failed to keep under-13s off Instagram.