#Business
Curated coverage on «Business»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.

Post on AI Companies and "Hacking" Hits 205 Points and 164 Comments on Hacker News
Why AI crawlers that ignore site bans don't fall under hacking laws: a look at the statute, the courts, and the defenses that work right now.

Daifuku Says Real-Time Execution Is Now the Key Metric for Warehouse Automation
Daifuku's Cecile Dick-Calmes says automation density and equipment utilization no longer tell the whole story of warehouse success. Real-time execution now matters…

Microsoft to make Maia chips the backbone of its inference and scale to gigawatts by 2027
From 2027, Microsoft's in-house Maia chips become its primary inference system. Maia 300 promises 40% more tokens per megawatt than the best GPU systems.

Google Invests in Flo Health and Prepares Wearables for Women's Health

WhatsApp Tests Delayed Messages: From 10 Minutes to Two Weeks

Fitbit Edge: Between Pixel Watch 5 and Fitbit Air — Google's New $180 Tracker

Guardian columnist finds AI job interview 'dystopian'

Product Specialist With No SOC Experience Takes First Place at BlueSec1 With an AI Triage Agent
A vulnerability management specialist built an AI agent for SOC tier 1 and won the open stage of BlueSec1. Then the scores were "zeroed out." Here is the story.

Habr author bypasses SynthID on a 1536×1024 frame using ControlNet Canny
JPEG compression and noise did not break Google's watermark, but blending in texture from a second ControlNet Canny version of the scene returned "not detected."

Russia's Digital Ministry Promises LTE in All Small Villages by 2030: 8 Thousand Already Connected

Mobile carriers to start blocking unlabeled calls from seven banks on October 15

inDrive Gets "Tens of Thousands" of Driver Applications After Yandex Go Outage in Kazakhstan

St. Petersburg provider eTelecom doubles revenue to 2.1 billion rubles in 2025

Working group proposes allowing foreign GPUs in Russian government systems and critical infrastructure
A government working group wants foreign GPUs allowed in trusted systems for critical infrastructure and state IT. No domestic alternatives exist, and compatibility…

Moscow Begins Nationalizing Ural Plants: A Co-Owner Is a Moldovan Citizen
A Moscow arbitration court has opened proceedings to transfer a radio communications maker for security agencies to the state. One of its co-owners turned out to be…









