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All About RAM (8) — Micron Says Memory Supply Gets Tighter Through 2028

Micron's supply outlook from its earnings call, the 2027 volume already under contract, and what customer prepayments say about a multi-year rise in memory prices

Oct 5, 2026
Tech · Explainer

How Much Space Apple Intelligence Takes on macOS 27 — 19.33GB on an M3 Pro

The real size of Apple Intelligence model files that don't show up as their own line in Storage, how to check it, and why they come back after you delete them

Oct 5, 2026
Tech · News

Seven Korean Financial Firms Breached in a Row — The Entry Point Was Staff-Facing Systems

How the breaches that started at Shinhan Bank spread across the financial sector in five days, the common way in, and what customers can do

Oct 5, 2026
AI · News

Claude Sonnet 5.5 Released — Scores Close to Opus 5.5 at Half the Price

Benchmarks within 1–2 points of Opus 5.5, unchanged pricing, and how to choose between the two models by task

Oct 5, 2026
AI · News

Aleph Alpha Kolibri — German Sovereign AI Released Under Apache 2.0

The makeup and performance of Kolibri, a 78B MoE model built and released in Germany, and how its direction differs from Korea's sovereign AI foundation model program

Oct 5, 2026
Tech · News

Galaxy Buds On — Samsung's First Clip-On Earbuds at ₩299,000

Specs and launch schedule of the open-ear, clip-style Galaxy Buds On, the sound-leakage problem, and how competing products are priced

Oct 2, 2026
Tech · News

Two Citrix NetScaler Zero-Days — Updating Doesn't Remove the Web Shells

How two NetScaler remote code execution flaws exploited before disclosure unfolded, and why you should check for signs of compromise before you update

Oct 2, 2026
AI · Explainer

Dead-Simple RAG (2) — LoRA Fine-Tuning on Court Rulings Hits Half as Many Statutes as RAG

A model LoRA-fine-tuned on the same court-ruling corpus learned only the format, and fell short of RAG at citing the right statutes

Oct 2, 2026
AI · News

OpenAI dots — An Agent That Works 24/7 on Its Own Cloud Computer

How dots, the always-on agent that keeps working after the conversation ends, is put together, where it's available in Korea, and what it can and can't be trusted to do

Oct 2, 2026
AI · News

Gemini 4 Argon Unveiled — 1M-Token Output Limit, Cyber Defenders First

The output limit, benchmarks, and introductory price of Argon, the first Gemini 4 model, and its staged release that opens to cyber defense organizations first

Oct 2, 2026