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Japan has reached an internet speed of 1.02 petabits per second, fast enough to download the entire Netflix library in just one second.

This milestone highlights how far global internet technology has advanced, setting new benchmarks for data transmission and connectivity.

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DJI’s Osmo Pocket 3, the baby steadicam, is one of the most popular gadgets the company’s ever made. But you’ll pay a hefty Trump tax to get one in the US: $799 after tariff-fueled back-to-back price hikes this spring.

What if I told you DJI may have found a way to dodge those tariffs and pesky customs inspectors by offering a disguised version of the camera? What if I told you an entire new “US” company has quietly been erected to sell it on Amazon for far lower, even as low as $499 during Amazon’s big new sale?

Konrad Iturbe, a software engineer and DJI watcher, recently brought such a company to my attention. It’s called Xtra Technology, but there’s nothing “extra” about it — near as we can tell, it’s selling exact hardware copies of the DJI Osmo Pocket 3, DJI Osmo Action 4, and DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro.

Sony’s next console (presumably the PS6) is coming in “a few years time,” according to someone who I’d believe to make that claim. Mark Cerny, lead architect on the PS5 and PS5 Pro, joined Jack Huynh, SVP and GM of AMD’s computing and graphics group, in a YouTube video wherein the pair spend nine minutes going through some very specific, co-developed advancements in graphics technology that will come to the next console. But the pair cautioned that the technologies are still in “very early days” and “only exist in simulation right now.”

Much of it boils down to how the companies are working to make it easier for future GPUs to handle graphics upscaling, ray tracing, and the super-intensive path tracing techniques used to make game worlds look more realistic. Cerny says “the current approach has reached its limit,” so Sony is working with AMD to integrate components of its next-gen RDNA architecture in future consoles. AMD’s Huynh introduced Radiance Cores (similar in theory to Nvidia’s RT Cores) that are dedicated to handling ray tracing and path tracing. In addition to Sony’s new consoles having the new cores, they will almost certainly be built into AMD’s future desktop GPUs, too, and likely within whatever it’s assisting with in its Xbox partnership.

🚨 ICYMI: Pormal nang tinanggap ng DPWH ang Integrity Chain, isang civic-led blockchain transparency project na pinangungunahan ng mga miyembro ng Blockchain Council of the Philippines, upang unang mairekord sa blockchain ang mga Foreign-Assisted Projects (FAPs) ng ahensya. 👇

The project has achieved "Ready for Service" (RFS) status. It will help provide added bandwidth, redundancy (backup routes for Internet data traffic) and lower latency specially for international traffic from US and Asia. Expected to improve the digital infrastructure — better internet reliability, potential cost improvements, better performance for services like streaming, cloud, gaming, remote work.

We are pleased to announce that the Bifrost Cable System (Bifrost) has officially achieved Ready for Service status and will now gear up to carry commercial traffic in the coming weeks.

Bifrost is the world’s first subsea cable system directly linking Singapore to the west coast of USA via Indonesia through the Java Sea and Celebes Sea. Spanning over 20,000 km, the cable system is engineered to support AI workloads, cloud-native platforms, and real-time digital services, offering a round-trip latency of just under 165 milliseconds between Singapore and the USA—up to 10 milliseconds faster than many existing systems. By charting a new route across the Pacific, Bifrost also introduces more than 260 Tbps of additional capacity and enhances the resiliency of one of the world’s most active digital corridors.

Mr Manjot Singh Mann, CEO, Connectivity, Keppel, said, “Keppel is proud to announce that the Bifrost Cable System has achieved Ready for Service status. This landmark project will bolster digital connectivity between Southeast Asia and the USA. The Bifrost Cable System will reinforce Singapore’s position as a leading digital hub in Asia and support the region’s rapidly growing digital economy. We look forward to expanding our subsea cable footprint across Asia and beyond, as an integrated ecosystem partner to global cloud players and technology leaders.”

Read more here: https://www.keppel.com/media/bifrost-cable-system-achieves-ready-for-service-status-primed-for-trans-pacific-connectivity/

Finallyyy! Here's your next generation Toyota Tamaraw! 🤘

Toyota Tamaraw starting price: PHP 937K: https://auto.yugatech.com/3q2y

Tesla Model Y and Model 3 debuted in the Philippines with a price tag ranging from P2.1 million to P3.3 million.

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Globe Group pilots Phl’s first laser comms system with transcelestial Globe Telecom, Inc. and its affiliate Asticom Technology, Inc. have successfully piloted the first laser communications system, developed by Singapore-based Tra

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