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Samsung to Halt SATA SSD Production: A Looming 18-Month Price Surge for PC Builders
Samsung is reportedly set to discontinue its SATA SSD production, potentially triggering an 18-month period of elevated prices and supply shortages, according to a hardware leaker. This move, deemed more impactful than Micron’s exit from consumer RAM, could reshape the storage market as demand shifts toward NVMe and AI-driven technologies.
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Malaysia Offers RM500 Aid to Indonesian Students Amid Devastating Sumatra Floods
Malaysia has pledged RM500 (approximately S$158) in financial support to each Indonesian student studying in the country affected by the catastrophic floods in Sumatra, highlighting regional solidarity. The disaster, intensified by a rare tropical cyclone, has claimed over 900 lives and displaced 1.5 million people, while also threatening the critically endangered Tapanuli orangutan population.
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Google Labs Unveils Disco: Revolutionizing Web Browsing with AI-Powered GenTabs
Google Labs introduces Disco, an experimental platform leveraging Gemini 3 to transform open browser tabs into custom, interactive applications, marking a significant leap in AI-driven web innovation.
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Indonesia to Restrict Social Media Access for Teens Under 16 Starting March 2026
Indonesia is set to implement a social media ban for users aged 13-16 starting March 2026, aiming to protect minors from online risks, following a transitional regulation from March 2025.
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GPT-5.2 Tops GDPval-AA Benchmark but at a Steep Cost
OpenAI's GPT-5.2 has claimed the top spot on the GDPval-AA benchmark, surpassing Claude Opus 4.5, but its high operational cost raises questions about its economic viability.
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OpenAI Launches GPT-5.2: A Major Leap in AI Reasoning and Professional Capabilities
OpenAI has unveiled GPT-5.2, featuring three specialized variants with significant improvements in benchmarks, long-context reasoning, and reduced hallucinations, eliciting mixed reactions from users on its enhanced performance and tone.
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US-Indonesia Trade Deal on the Brink of Collapse Amid Backtracking Concerns
The US-Indonesia trade deal, celebrated in July 2025, is at risk of collapsing as Jakarta reconsiders tariff and digital trade commitments, sparking U.S. concerns amid a $38 billion bilateral trade relationship. Urgent talks are underway to salvage the pact.
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MRT Jakarta and BSI Announce Strategic Partnership for Lebak Bulus Station Naming Rights
MRT Jakarta and BSI have officially renamed Lebak Bulus Station to Lebak Bulus Bank Syariah Indonesia as of December 10, 2025, to promote sharia financial literacy and enhance revenue through strategic partnerships.
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OpenAI Rumored to Launch GPT-5.2 This Week as Company Enters “Code Red” Mode
Industry reports suggest OpenAI is preparing to release GPT-5.2 this week, following an internal “code red” directive to improve ChatGPT. The update is expected to boost reasoning, accuracy, and overall stability amid rising pressure from Google’s Gemini 3.
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Google Officially Launches Gemini 3.0: A Major Leap in Reasoning and Multimodal AI
Google officially launched Gemini 3.0 on November 18, 2025, presenting its most advanced AI model with deeper reasoning, enhanced multimodal capabilities, and direct integration into core Google services.
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