Redmi presented its first speaker designed specifically for use with computers and laptops. The new product is already available for pre-order at a price of $28 in China.

The Redmi computer speaker has a simple cylindrical design covered with mesh fabric and a bright RGB light strip that can respond to music.

The speaker includes two full-range speakers, as well as two passive radiators. According to officials, the Redmi computer speaker has balanced high, mid and low frequency performance and performed well in such tests.

The Redmi computer speaker has built-in hidden microphones that support communication during voice calls, online games, remote learning and other scenarios.

The equipment includes a USB-C connector for connecting to monitors, computers, tablets, smartphones and other devices. The speaker also supports Bluetooth 5.0 low latency and is equipped with a 3.5mm audio output interface.

Fossibot introduces the Fossibot DT2 rugged tablet, claiming that it is set to revolutionize its segment.

The Fossibot DT2 boasts 12GB of LPDDR4X RAM coupled with 256GB of UFS3.0 flash memory. RAM can be expanded up to 20 GB, there is support for memory cards with a capacity of up to 2 TB.

Fossibot DT2 is equipped with an eight-core MediaTek Helio G99 single-chip system and a 22000 mAh battery that provides more than 75 days of standby time. The tablet’s 66W charger delivers a full charge in 2 hours and 50 minutes—the fastest charging ever for a rugged tablet. After 15 minutes of charging, the DT2 will allow you to watch a two-hour movie.

Fossibot DT2 is equipped with a 32 MP Sony front camera and a 64 MP Samsung main camera. In addition, Fossibot DT2 received a large flashlight with a power of up to 164 lumens.

Fossibot DT2 features a 10.4-inch 2K Incell display and four speakers. It runs the latest Android 13 OS and is equipped with 4G and Wi-Fi 6 modules.

Fossibot DT2 is IP68/IP69K rated and MIL-STD-810H rated. It supports face and fingerprint unlock.

Due to more and more US sanctions, China cannot receive the latest AI accelerators and much more, which is also related to artificial intelligence. However, now the US government has concerns that China will still gain access to such technologies, and not just like that, right away to the most productive supercomputer for AI training.

We are talking about the Condor Galaxy system, which in itself is unique and extremely unusual, but we have already written about this. This system is being built by G42 from the UAE. The company is reportedly controlled by Sheikh Tahnoun bin Zayed and has ties to Chinese firms that the US considers a security threat. Including with Huawei. According to the New York Times, the CIA fears that G42’s cooperation with Chinese companies could lead to G42 becoming a conduit for the transfer of classified American technology and genetic data. In addition, China will have access to an incredibly powerful supercomputer.

The bottom line is that Condor Galaxy will consist of several identical installations (CG1, CG-2, and so on), located in different countries. There will be nine of them in total, and only a few will be located in the United States. The CIA expresses concern about four, but does not specify where the four systems will be located.

Let us remind you that Condor Galaxy is a unique solution. Each of the CG clusters consists of 64 modules, with each module actually containing only one chip. We are talking about the Cerebras Wafer Scale Engine 2 (WSE-2) chip, which is the size of an iPad and contains 850,000 cores. As a result, only one CG system has a performance of 4 ExaFLOPS (FP16), and the total performance of the entire supercomputer will be an incredible 36 ExaFLOPS. This is very, very much, however, just today Nvidia and Amazon announced the construction of a Ceiba supercomputer with a performance of 65 ExaFLOPS in the same mode.