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Nokia, KDDI test energy-efficient 6G base station technology

Nokia and KDDI have successfully tested Intelligent 4D Resource Optimisation Technology, which reduces energy consumption in 5G/6G infrastructure by up to 40% while maintaining high communication quality. The technology optimizes the control of four key radio resources: time, frequency, space, and transmission power.

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Tesla brings Full Self-Driving to China

Tesla has launched its Full Self-Driving (FSD) driver-assistance system in China, one of 10 countries where the supervised version is now available. The technology will cost Chinese customers a one-time fee of 64,000 yuan ($9,410) and is listed as an add-on option for the Tesla Model 3. Unlike the current version, unsupervised FSD will offer fully automated driving with no need for human intervention.

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Google to Remake Search with Agentic AI

Google is set to remake search with agentic AI in 2026, accelerating its AI search evolution. The new search experience will employ agents to answer questions, powered by Gemini 3.5 Flash, and may create custom apps to help users with their queries. This shift is expected to change the way people interact with search engines, with fewer blue links and more AI-generated content.

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A Hacker Group Is Poisoning Open Source Code at an Unprecedented Scale

TeamPCP, a hacker group, has been carrying out a spree of software supply chain attacks, corrupting hundreds of open source tools and extorting victims for profit. The group's tactics include planting malware in open source tools, stealing credentials, and using them to publish malicious versions of other software development tools. Recently, they breached GitHub, accessing around 4,000 code repositories, and are now selling the company's source code and internal orgs. Experts recommend taking trust-but-verify measures, such as analyzing updates for malware before rolling them out, to protect against these types of attacks.

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