Russia

12 hours agoNews Editor

Russia to temporarily allow use of overseas data centers after Yandex facility attack

Russia will temporarily allow the use of overseas data centers, according to a Techub News brief that cited Bloomberg. The item also said Ukraine had previously attacked facilities belonging to Russian technology giant Yandex. The source material did not provide details on how long the temporary measure will remain in place, which overseas facilities may be used, or what technical or regulatory conditions may apply. It also did not specify when the attack on Yandex’s facilities took place beyond saying it happened earlier. The report was presented as a short technology update, with no additional comments from Russian authorities, Yandex, or other named parties included in the source text.

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Solana

12 hours agoNews Editor

Solana reaches 1,000 days without a network-wide outage

Techub, citing U.Today, reported that the Solana network has gone 1,000 days without a full network-wide outage. The project had previously said the network maintained 100% uptime. The report also revisited Solana’s earlier instability, noting that the chain had suffered multiple full outages in its early period due to traffic surges, bugs, and abnormal block propagation. In a separate incident, Solana said a routing failure at a major infrastructure provider caused validators representing about 29% of staked SOL to go offline, though block production did not stop. The update focuses on network reliability and distinguishes between validator disruption and a chain-wide halt.

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WTI crude

12 hours agoNews Editor

Gate market data shows WTI crude down 6% on the day

ChainCatcher reported that, according to market data from Gate, WTI crude oil fell 6% during the day and was last quoted at $95.94 per barrel. The update is a brief market snapshot focused on three core points: the asset is WTI crude oil, the intraday decline stands at 6%, and the latest quoted price is $95.94 a barrel. No additional details were provided in the source beyond the quoted move and price level.

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DRAM

13 hours agoNews Editor

DRAM makers split on 4F² path as CXMT pushes ahead, Samsung stays in, and Micron opts out

The DRAM industry is no longer moving in lockstep on next-generation cell architecture. After ChangXin Memory Technologies, or CXMT, disclosed progress on its 4F² design and said it expects to launch a next-generation DDR5 RDIMM product combining 4F² architecture with hybrid bonding by year-end, major rivals laid out sharply different positions. Samsung Electronics said it is continuing work on 4F² and had already shown a 16Gb 4F² DRAM test chip earlier this year, with mass production reportedly targeted for 2028. SK hynix said it will transition to 4F² over time, but not as an immediate priority, while Micron made clear that 4F² is not part of its current roadmap. At the center of the split is not just engineering feasibility, but economics. In theory, 4F² can shrink the planar area of a DRAM cell from the typical 3F×2F layout used in 6F² to 2F×2F, cutting area by one-third and lifting cell count per unit area by 50% at the same feature size. But the article argues that real-world gains are reduced by capacitor spacing limits, peripheral circuitry, redundancy, yield pressure, reliability demands, and ramp costs. For companies with EUV lithography and large market share, extending 6F² may still be the more attractive option. For CXMT, which faces tighter lithography constraints, 4F² could open a different competitive window.

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Europe

13 hours agoNews Editor

Cyberattack hits supermarket fridges across Europe for a second time this year

Supermarket refrigeration systems across several European countries were hacked overnight and remotely set to defrost, in what Protos described as the second such incident this year. BNO News reported that stores in Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden, Ireland, Estonia, and the Netherlands were affected, with some units pushed to temperatures as high as 70°C, spoiling chilled food and disrupting supply. Swedish grocery giant ICA said several of its stores were hit, while a post cited by Protos said refrigerators and freezers had been remotely set to 50°C. The report said the attackers did not appear to be seeking a crypto ransom or trying to steal funds. Instead, the operation appeared aimed at causing disruption and damaging physical infrastructure. Similar incidents were reported in France last month, where Intermarché CEO Thierry Cotillard said losses could reach tens of millions of euros nationwide in a single day. Cybersecurity expert Gérôme Billois of Wavestone told The Guardian that likely perpetrators could include youngsters, activists, or state-backed actors, and said Iran and Russia are the two international actors currently known for this type of operation.

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SpaceX

13 hours agoNews Editor

SpaceX Extends Gain to 5%, Market Cap Reaches $1.92 Trillion

Odaily reported in a 7x24 newsflash, citing data from MSX.COM, that SpaceX shares extended their gain to 5%. The stock was quoted at $141.395 per share, while the company’s total market capitalization stood at $1.92 trillion. The update was presented as a brief market data item, with no additional context or commentary included in the source. The figures in the report were limited to the share price, the size of the gain, and the company’s market value. No further details on trading drivers, time range, or related corporate developments were disclosed in the original item.

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OKX

13 hours agoNews Editor

OKX Star says it is reviewing wallet infrastructure and security architecture after Binance incident

OKX Star said the exchange has continued its security work following Binance’s recent security incident, while stressing that the effort was not triggered by an attack on OKX itself. Instead, the company said it is treating the event as a warning for the broader crypto industry. According to the statement, OKX’s response centers on four areas. The first is tracking the flow of stolen funds with second-level latency, identifying suspicious addresses and transactions, and trying to stop illicit funds from being transferred or laundered through the OKX exchange and its Web3 DEX aggregator. The second is tighter market risk controls aimed at guarding against liquidity shocks, cascading liquidations, and the spread of broader market risks. The company also said it is studying attack patterns and potential vulnerabilities, with a focus on software development supply chain security, AI coding agents, and risks tied to their dependent components. In parallel, OKX said it is conducting a full review of internal controls, permission management, wallet infrastructure, and its overall security architecture.

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Yi Lihua

13 hours agoNews Editor

Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua says market has weathered black swan, AI still far from a major bubble

Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua said the broader market has held up against a recent black swan event in the short term, while views remain sharply divided over the macro outlook. In a post cited by Odaily, Yi said current expectations for the midterm elections point to Republicans losing both chambers, and that even winning one chamber would be seen as positive. He also said the peak in U.S. Treasury yields has already passed, which he described as one reason the market is highly split right now. On AI, Yi pushed back on bubble concerns. He said demand for AI is real and fundamentally different from the internet bubble era. In his view, a short-term correction after overheating would be normal, but the sector is still “far” from entering the territory of a major bubble.

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