Iran was expected to lift its seven-year Telegram ban, but the change has not arrived. Lawmakers now claim a lucrative “VPN mafia” is pressuring officials to keep restrictions in place, protecting an underground industry worth an estimated 50 trillion tomans.
Huawei has introduced two new desktop workstations for China, the Qingyun W515y and W585y. Both use the Kirin 9000X CPU and ship with Chinese Linux-based operating systems instead of Windows. Their launch reflects China’s ongoing effort to reduce reliance on foreign software, although real-world performance details remain unavailable.
Google has outlined Project Suncatcher, a plan to deploy compact AI data centers in low Earth orbit. The system would rely on near-continuous solar exposure, high-bandwidth optical networking, and radiation-tolerant TPUs. Its success now depends on real-world testing, cost trends, and long-term reliability.
Williams and Gulf have revealed a special “Driven by Words” livery for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, featuring 493 fan-submitted messages across the FW47 in a design that highlights the team’s global support and its current push to secure fifth in the constructors’ standings.
Verstappen has cut a 104 point deficit to thirty six and can still win the 2025 title if results fall his way. With four races and two sprints remaining, Red Bull is analysing every scoring scenario as the battle with McLaren enters its final stage.
Windows 10 reached its official end of support in October 2025, yet more than 41 percent of Windows users still rely on it. Strict Windows 11 hardware requirements, enterprise delays, and long-term familiarity have slowed the shift, leaving millions exposed to unpatched security risks.
Researchers have discovered that the Curly COMrades threat group used Alpine Linux virtual machines on Windows hosts to hide custom malware and evade detection. The VM design routed all malicious traffic through the host IP, making conventional EDR tools ineffective and allowing targeted intrusions in Georgia and Moldova to continue unnoticed.
Hostinger has launched Hostinger Mail, an email service built around generative AI tools that write replies, summarise long threads, and personalise communication. The company claims the system can cut inbox time by at least an hour a day while keeping user data private.
Amazon Web Services has unveiled Fastnet, a new subsea cable that will link Maryland with County Cork by 2028. The system will deliver more than 320 terabits per second of capacity and is designed to strengthen AWS’s resilience against physical disruptions to transatlantic infrastructure.
RaceWatch has become the backbone of FIA race operations, handling ninety five percent of track limit checks and supporting decisions across Formula 1 with automated analysis that works in under one second. After fifteen years of development, it now forms the core of modern race management.
Waymo is set to expand its fully driverless robotaxi services to San Diego, Las Vegas, and Detroit next year. The company is accelerating its autonomous rollout, but regulatory approvals and public sentiment will shape how fast these services actually hit the streets.
In an exclusive interaction, Synology’s Regional Sales Manager, Antoine Yang, discusses the company’s latest innovations unveiled at Solution Day 2025. From AI-driven collaboration tools to ransomware-proof backup solutions, Synology is pushing the boundaries of performance, resilience, and hybrid cloud efficiency for UAE enterprises.












