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Kipróbáltuk az AI-modellt, amit letiltott az amerikai kormány – Qubit

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The United States government has implemented stringent export controls on advanced artificial intelligence models, effectively restricting the distribution of powerful technologies that could pose risks to national security. These regulatory measures, overseen by the U.S. Department of Commerce through the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), target sophisticated AI architectures that exceed specific computational thresholds. … Read more

Putin’s SPIEF Forum: Global Business Interests and Shifting Geopolitical Alliances

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The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) has once again emerged as a focal point for Russia’s efforts to maintain international economic engagement despite extensive Western sanctions. As the 2026 iteration of the conference approaches, the Kremlin is utilizing the platform to signal its continued integration with non-Western economies and to host a diverse array … Read more

Spies in the Norwegian Cold: The Rise of Espionage in Norway

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The Arctic landscape, often perceived as a tranquil frontier of international cooperation, has increasingly become a theater for sophisticated intelligence operations. In recent years, the Norwegian security landscape has shifted, as the country finds itself at the center of renewed geopolitical friction. The presence of foreign intelligence activities in the Norwegian North—often described as “spies … Read more

Xiaomi Unveils First Wireless Earbuds

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In a strategic move to capture the growing “hearable” market, Xiaomi has officially expanded its wearable audio portfolio with the introduction of its first clip-on style earphones. This new design language marks a significant departure from traditional in-ear buds, signaling the company’s intent to compete in the increasingly popular open-ear audio segment. The introduction of … Read more

German Auto Industry Develops New EV Motors to Reduce Reliance on Chinese Raw Materials

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The German automotive industry—the historical engine of Europe’s industrial economy—is currently engaged in a high-stakes engineering race against a geopolitical clock. As the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) accelerates, a critical vulnerability has emerged in the heart of the machine: the electric motor. For years, the industry has relied on permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSMs) … Read more

Latvia Explores Nuclear Deal with Russia and China

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“`html The New START treaty, the last remaining major arms control agreement between the United States and ⁤Russia, has expired ⁢as of February 5, 2026, raising concerns about ⁤a renewed ⁢nuclear arms race.The treaty, which limited the number ‍of strategic nuclear warheads each ⁤country⁣ could deploy, was extended in 2021 for five years, but further … Read more