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💸 DeepSeek AI models have a 545% profit margin
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- Deepseek's AI language models show potential for a 545% profit margin, even with prices lower than competitors like OpenAI, by leveraging an open-source strategy.
- During a test, Deepseek processed 608 billion input tokens, serving over half from a cache, which helped reduce costs significantly and enhance efficiency.
- Despite high theoretical revenue, actual income is much lower due to tiered pricing and free services, with only API access currently generating revenue for Deepseek.
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🔦 Google's newest moonshot delivers internet by firing lasers through the air
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- Alphabet's Taara project, developed by Google's X research wing, uses light beams to transmit internet signals over long distances, offering an innovative alternative to traditional fiber optics and satellite methods.
- The Taara chip significantly reduces the size of its internet transmission system from a traffic light to a 13mm silicon chip, allowing data transmission at 10 Gbps over 1km with software-based alignment.
- Taara's technology has already been successfully deployed in real-world scenarios, providing internet solutions in areas like Caribbean islands and Indian urban centers, and aims to expand its range and capacity further.
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🫠 Unknown Android flaws used to hack student's phone
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- Amnesty International revealed that Google patched previously unknown Android flaws exploited by Serbian authorities to unlock phones using Cellebrite's forensic tools.
- The vulnerabilities, found in the Linux USB kernel, were discovered after investigating a student's phone hack in Serbia, potentially affecting over a billion Android devices globally.
- Cellebrite was reported to have halted its technology use by Serbian authorities after Amnesty's findings showed misuse against activists and journalists, leading to spyware installation.
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🦊 Firefox deletes promise to never sell personal data, asks users not to panic
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- Mozilla has removed its previous promise to never sell users' personal data, sparking concern among users about potential changes in its privacy practices.
- The company adjusted its data privacy FAQ, explaining that the decision was made due to varying legal definitions of "sale" which can be very broad in some regions.
- Criticism arose on platforms like GitHub and Reddit, with users worried about new terms granting Mozilla a license to use information provided through Firefox for enhancing user interactions.
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🛠️ Intel delays $28 billion Ohio chip factory to 2030
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- Intel has postponed the completion of two new chip fabrication plants in Ohio, shifting the project timeline from 2025 to 2030, due to cautious planning for their $28 billion endeavor.
- The company is adapting its construction speed to match business needs and market demand, allowing flexibility to accelerate operations if customer requirements increase.
- Amid financial challenges, including an $18.8 billion loss in 2024, Intel faces competition from industry leaders like TSMC, Samsung, and Nvidia, affecting its position in the semiconductor market.
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