1. Atlassian Acquires AI-Powered Browser Maker for $1 Billion
Atlassian has announced a $1 billion acquisition of The Browser Company (creator of the Dia and Arc browsers) to integrate AI directly into the workplace browser experience. The upcoming Dia browser will serve as an intelligent workflow assistant, learning patterns, recalling tasks, and automating common activities. Atlassian plans to deeply integrate it with its suite used by over 80% of Fortune 500 companies, framing the browser as a productivity partner rather than just a passive tool. The move follows recent layoffs, including 150 customer service roles replaced with AI—drawing some criticism, which CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes addressed by emphasizing transparency and positive company culture.
2. “Salt Typhoon” Cyber-Espionage Campaign Hits 600 Companies in 80 Countries
Security agencies have issued urgent warnings about a massive cyber-espionage campaign called Salt Typhoon, traced back to Chinese hackers. The campaign has already impacted 600 companies across 80 countries, including high-profile U.S. figures such as the President and Vice President. The FBI and over 20 Western agencies have issued joint advisories, highlighting the growing threat of cyber tactics being used to harvest data for potential AI training or future strategic operations.
3. Dyson Debuts World’s Slimmest Vacuum and AI Robot Cleaner
Dyson has unveiled a sleek new lineup of 11 products, headlined by its slimmest-ever vacuum and an AI-powered robot cleaner that pairs advanced automation with object recognition for smarter cleaning. The range also includes personal care and air purification devices, reinforcing Dyson’s commitment to blending form with intelligent functionality.
4. Kazakhstan Accelerates Digital Transformation with AI & Blockchain
Kazakhstan is taking bold strides in building a digital ecosystem, positioning itself as a regional leader in artificial intelligence and blockchain technologies. The country’s transformation strategy includes broad initiatives to modernize governance, finance, and industry infrastructure through these advanced digital tools.
5. Bell Launches Giga Hub 2.0 with Next-Gen Wi-Fi 7 Technology
Canadian telecom provider Bell has introduced its new Giga Hub 2.0, bringing Wi-Fi 7—the latest and fastest Wi-Fi standard—to Canadian homes. The launch promises users significantly improved wireless performance and prepares Bell’s Pure Fibre network for next-generation connectivity needs.
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