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  tech 4

  Lenovo's Legion Go Fold-able gaming handheld concept has four screen modes, also works as a small laptop — POLED display unfolds from 7.7 to 11.6 inches

  (Latest from Tom's Hardware / 2026-03-01 23:01)

  Lenovo has unveiled a concept gaming handheld, the Legion Go Fold, featuring a flexible POLED screen that unfolds from 7.7 to 11.6 inches. The device offers multiple modes, including a handheld, a dual-screen vertical setup, a full-screen gaming orientation, and a laptop-like mode when paired with a wireless keyboard.

  The prototype is powered by an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor and is notably lighter than existing Legion Go models, but the current hardware feels flimsy with a "floppy" open hinge and lightweight controllers. While innovative, the concept faces early challenges, including software compatibility for its various screen modes and concerns over durability for the externally-facing plastic screen.

  The main topics covered are the device's design and flexible screen modes, its hardware specifications and performance, and the current prototype's limitations regarding build quality and software.

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  tech 5

  Hong Kong’s new cash-for-residency scheme draws US$12 billion in first 2 years

  (Tech - South China Morning Post / 2026-03-02 06:44)

  Hong Kong's new residency-by-investment scheme has attracted US$12 billion in capital over its first two years, with a significant surge in applications in its second year. The program has received over 3,100 applications, with more than half of the investors already approved after fulfilling their commitments.

  The majority of the invested capital, 39%, has been allocated to professionally managed funds authorized by regulators. Equities and debt securities were the next most popular investment options, receiving 29% and 9.5% of the capital respectively.

  The main topics covered are the performance and financial results of Hong Kong's New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme, the allocation of the invested capital across different asset classes, and the program's goal of attracting wealthy individuals and their capital to the city.

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  brasil 7

  Wepink: sócio já teve empresa com investigada por envolvimento com PCC

  (Agência Pública / 2026-03-02 07:00)

  Resumo objetivo: A reportagem revela que a rede de beleza Pink Lash, fundada por Samara Martins em 2017 e origem do império bilionário Wepink, teve como sócia Karen Tanaka Mori, a "Japa do PCC", investigada por lavagem de dinheiro e associação criminosa. A sociedade entre elas durou de 2015 a 2021, período em que a Pink Lash se expandiu fortemente. As investigações alegam que Karen usou empresas, incluindo as do grupo Pink Lash, para movimentar recursos ilícitos herdados de seu marido, um suposto líder do PCC.

  Principais tópicos abordados: 1. A trajetória de sucesso dos negócios de beleza Pink Lash e Wepink. 2. A revelação da sociedade empresarial entre a fundadora Samara Martins e a investigada Karen Tanaka Mori. 3. As acusações de crimes financeiros e vínculos com o crime organizado contra Karen. 4. A defesa de Karen e o andamento processual do caso.

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  brasil 7

  PEC da Segurança Pública, Vorcaro no Senado e CPMI do INSS são destaques da semana

  (Agência Pública / 2026-03-02 07:00)

  Resumo da notícia:

  A agenda legislativa e judicial da semana tem como foco principal a votação da PEC da Segurança Pública, que propõe a criação de um Sistema Único, o aumento de competências da Polícia Federal e um fundo nacional, incluindo a polêmica proposta de reduzir a maioridade penal via referendo. Paralelamente, outras casas debatem temas como fraudes na Previdência (CPI do INSS), o acordo Mercosul-UE e, no STF, a constitucionalidade da lei que obriga a coleta de DNA de condenados por crimes graves.

  Principais tópicos abordados: 1. Segurança Pública: PEC que cria o Sistema Único de Segurança Pública e a disputa sobre a redução da maioridade penal. 2. Investigações em andamento: Oitiva do Banco Master no Senado e apurações da CPI do INSS sobre possíveis falhas na Dataprev. 3. Pautas no Legislativo: Votação do acordo Mercosul-UE no Senado e diversos projetos sobre direitos humanos, educação e saúde. 4. Julgamentos no STF: Constitucionalidade da coleta obrigatória de DNA de condenados e da lei que proíbe crianças em eventos LGBT+.

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  tech 5

  Huawei holds global debut for AI computing clusters in challenge to Nvidia

  (Tech - South China Morning Post / 2026-03-02 07:53)

  Huawei has globally debuted its new AI computing clusters, including the Atlas 950 SuperPoD, at MWC Barcelona. This move challenges dominant players like Nvidia and aims to meet rising global demand for AI deployment.

  The company is promoting these systems as powerful, open-source alternatives for building AI infrastructure worldwide. This international launch represents a strategic expansion for Huawei despite ongoing US sanctions.

  The main topics covered are Huawei's product launch, its competition in the AI chip market, and the global demand for AI computing power.

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  tech 4

  AMD details Ryzen AI 400 desktop with up to 8 cores, Radeon 860M graphics — APUs won’t be available as boxed units, only in OEM systems

  (Latest from Tom's Hardware / 2026-03-02 08:00)

  AMD has detailed its new Ryzen AI 400 desktop APUs, which feature Zen 5 CPU cores and RDNA 3.5 graphics. The lineup includes three processors with 65W and 35W variants, but they will not be sold as boxed retail units and are exclusively for OEM systems.

  These APUs include a 50 TOPS NPU, earning Microsoft's Copilot+ certification, and use the same silicon as their mobile counterparts. The top model is the Ryzen AI 7 450G with eight cores and Radeon 860M graphics.

  Commercial systems featuring these chips, including designs from partners like Acer, Dell, and Lenovo, are expected to arrive in Q2 2026.

  Main topics: AMD Ryzen AI 400 desktop APU announcement, specifications (Zen 5, RDNA 3.5, NPU), OEM-only availability, Copilot+ certification, and expected commercial timeline.

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  infosec 6

  North Korean Hackers Publish 26 npm Packages Hiding Pastebin C2 for Cross-Platform RAT

  (The Hacker News / 2026-03-02 08:44)

  North Korean threat actors have published 26 malicious packages to the npm registry, masquerading as developer tools. The campaign, tracked as StegaBin and attributed to the Famous Chollima group, uses packages with install scripts that deploy a steganographic loader. This loader extracts hidden command-and-control URLs from seemingly benign Pastebin essays, ultimately delivering a credential stealer and remote access trojan. The malware targets developers by exfiltrating credentials, browser data, Git repositories, and SSH keys, and establishes persistence in tools like VS Code.

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  tech 5

  Tencent expands cloud-computing presence in Europe with new data centres in Germany

  (Tech - South China Morning Post / 2026-03-02 09:00)

  Tencent is expanding its cloud-computing presence in Europe by opening a new cluster of data centers in Frankfurt, Germany, in the second quarter of this year. The expansion aims to meet rising regional demand, particularly for its artificial intelligence and 3D model-creation services. The company reports its European cloud business has maintained high double-digit growth for several years.

  The main topics covered are Tencent's infrastructure expansion, the driving demand for AI services, and the growth of its European cloud business.

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  tech 6

  The Data Centers Have Arrived at the Edge of the Arctic Circle

  (Business Latest / 2026-03-02 10:00)

  A former paper mill in Borlänge, Sweden, is being converted into a data center, symbolizing a regional shift where the Nordic countries are becoming Europe's fastest-growing hub for data center construction. This building frenzy is primarily driven by the immense power demands of AI and a severe shortage of suitable, energy-rich sites elsewhere in Europe.

  The region's appeal lies in its abundant, cheap, and green energy from hydropower and wind, ample available land, and a cool climate that reduces cooling costs. This is particularly attractive to "neocloud" companies, which specialize in AI workloads and are less concerned with latency, allowing them to locate in remote areas, even within the Arctic Circle.

  Main Topics: The rapid growth of data centers in the Nordic region; the driving role of AI power demands and European energy shortages; the specific advantages of the Nordics (green energy, land, climate); the emergence of "neocloud" companies.

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  infosec 4

  Bug in Google's Gemini AI Panel Opens Door to Hijacking

  (darkreading / 2026-03-02 10:27)

  Google fixed a high-severity vulnerability in its Gemini AI side panel for Chrome that could have allowed malicious extensions to hijack the feature. The flaw, CVE-2026-0628, could have enabled attackers to escalate privileges, access a victim's camera, microphone, and local files, and take screenshots without consent. Researchers from Palo Alto Networks discovered the issue, highlighting the new security risks introduced by AI-integrated "agentic" browsers with privileged system access. Google patched the vulnerability after being notified. The main topics covered are the specific security flaw, its potential impacts, and the broader security risks of integrating powerful AI agents into web browsers.

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  infosec 6

  APT28 Tied to CVE-2026-21513 MSHTML 0-Day Exploited Before Feb 2026 Patch Tuesday

  (The Hacker News / 2026-03-02 10:36)

  A high-severity Microsoft vulnerability (CVE-2026-21513) in the MSHTML Framework, which allows security feature bypass, was exploited as a zero-day. The Russia-linked threat actor APT28 is suspected in these attacks, using malicious LNK files to bypass security contexts and execute code. The main topics covered are the specific software vulnerability, its exploitation by a state-sponsored group, and the technical mechanism of the attack.

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  tech 5

  Chinese AI firm MiniMax’s revenue jumps 159% to US$79 million on strong demand

  (Tech - South China Morning Post / 2026-03-02 10:39)

  MiniMax, a Chinese AI company, reported a 159% surge in annual revenue to $79 million for 2025, exceeding analyst forecasts. This growth is driven by strong demand for its M2.5 AI model and enterprise solutions, with the CEO announcing a strategic shift from an AI model firm to an AI platform company.

  Despite the revenue jump, the company's total losses widened significantly to $1.87 billion, largely due to financial accounting losses. Its adjusted net loss, which excludes these one-time items, was a much smaller $250.9 million.

  The main topics covered are the company's financial performance (revenue, profit, and losses), the reasons for its growth (the M2.5 model), and its strategic business shift towards becoming an AI platform.

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  tech 5

  Hong Kong, Shanghai sign pact on digital trade finance, cross-border data link

  (Tech - South China Morning Post / 2026-03-02 10:55)

  Hong Kong and Shanghai have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on digital trade finance and cross-border data integration. The agreement aims to promote digitized trade finance, specifically exploring electronic bills of lading to replace paper documents.

  A key objective is to facilitate the connection of mainland China's trade data with the international ecosystem through Hong Kong. This will involve using platforms like the HKMA's Commercial Data Interchange and CargoX to study electronic trade data flow.

  The main topics covered are financial cooperation between Hong Kong and Shanghai, the digitization of trade finance, and cross-border data linkage initiatives.

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  tech 3

  Save $190 when you bundle AMD's new 9850X3D CPU, Gigabyte X870 motherboard, and fast 1TB SN850X SSD for $839 — Newegg's new SSD bundles get you an SSD priced at $319 for just $129

  (Latest from Tom's Hardware / 2026-03-02 11:39)

  Newegg is offering a bundle deal for $839 that includes the AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D CPU, a Gigabyte X870 motherboard, and a 1TB WD Black SN850X SSD, representing a $190 savings off the combined list price.

  The article notes that SSD prices have risen dramatically, with this particular drive's standalone price cited as $319 in 2026 compared to $59 in 2023, making the effective $130 price within the bundle a significant discount.

  The bundle also includes bonus items: a free copy of the game Crimson Desert and a Rosewill cordless air duster.

  The main topics covered are a specific PC component bundle deal, the current high price of SSDs attributed to AI-driven demand, and the specifications of the included hardware.

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  infosec 3

  How to Protect Your SaaS from Bot Attacks with SafeLine WAF

  (The Hacker News / 2026-03-02 11:55)

  The article describes how SaaS products face automated bot attacks that exploit business logic, such as fake sign-ups and API scraping, which appear as normal traffic but harm growth and increase costs. It introduces SafeLine as a self-hosted web application firewall (WAF) that uses semantic analysis to understand request behavior and context, blocking these sophisticated attacks with high accuracy. The main topics covered are the nature of bot attacks on SaaS, the features and benefits of the SafeLine WAF, and the advantages of a self-hosted solution for data control and debugging.