Deep Dive
Why are U.S. authorities considering a ban on TP-Link routers?
The ban is being considered due to national security concerns, as TP-Link devices are alleged to have been exploited by Chinese hackers in cyber attacks. Additionally, the Justice Department is investigating whether TP-Link's pricing strategies violate anti-monopoly laws.
What is the market share of TP-Link in the U.S. router market?
TP-Link holds approximately 65% of the U.S. home and small business router market.
What is the new NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super development board?
The Jetson Orin Nano Super is a single-board computer offering 70% more performance than its predecessor, with 67 total operations per second for $249.
What are the pricing details for OpenAI's Advanced Reasoning AI model, O1?
OpenAI charges $15 for every 75,000 words analyzed and $60 for every 75,000 words generated by the O1 model.
What new feature is Instagram's Threads testing?
Threads is testing post-scheduling, although replies will not be included to maintain a focus on real-time conversations.
What is the new phishing attack targeting Google users?
A new phishing attack exploits Google Calendar, Gmail, Drawings, and Forms, using modified sender headers to impersonate legitimate users and brands, leading victims to malicious Google Forms or drawings.
When is OnePlus planning to launch the OnePlus 13?
OnePlus plans to launch the OnePlus 13 on January 7th during CES in Las Vegas.
What is Google's new image generator, Wisk?
Wisk is an image generator that allows U.S. users to use existing images as inspiration for stickers, enamel pins, or plushies. It uses Gemini to write descriptions of the images and feeds them to Imagine3 to develop the final product.
- US authorities considering banning TP-Link routers
- National security concerns over alleged exploitation by Chinese hackers
- Justice Department examining potential anti-monopoly violations
- TP-Link holds 65% of the US home and small business router market
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