Today’s headlines highlight significant advancements in internet infrastructure, including Mastodon’s new quote post protections and SK Hynix’s readiness for HBM4 production, boosting next-gen GPU performance. Meanwhile, the UK MoD’s £400 million Google Cloud deal aims to enhance national security through secure, AI-driven digital infrastructure.

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Today’s top headlines include the end of support for Windows 10 with 40% of PCs still running it, a record 29.6 Tbps DDoS attack by the Aisuru botnet exploiting IoT vulnerabilities, and the DOJ seizing $15 billion in cryptocurrency linked to a major global scam. Additionally, Intel announced its new Crescent Island AI GPU set for 2026, and OpenAI plans to introduce adult content in ChatGPT later this year.

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