Tokyo University of Technology unveiled its new supercomputer, named Seiran, on October 2nd, marking the start of full-scale operations. Equipped with the latest GPUs from U.S. chipmaker Nvidia, the system is designed specifically for generative AI and stands as the largest of its kind among Japan’s private universities.

In other news, Fujitsu and U.S. semiconductor giant Nvidia have announced plans to expand their collaboration in the field of artificial intelligence. Their joint efforts aim to accelerate the practical use of AI across various industries, driving innovation and efficiency.

A new form of cyberattack, known as “Clickfix,” is rapidly spreading by exploiting the familiar pop-up that asks users to confirm they are not robots. First detected in 2024, this attack has expanded quickly through 2025, prompting police in Tokyo and Aichi Prefecture to issue urgent warnings to the public.

Provably fair gaming has quickly become one of the most pivotal factors players look for when gaming on crypto-based platforms. This technology ensures transparency and trust, making it increasingly important in the digital gaming world.

OpenAI has unveiled its latest video generation AI, Sora2, capable of producing realistic footage in about three minutes. The system can create a wide range of content, including Japanese anime-style clips and composite videos featuring real individuals, opening new possibilities in video production.

A recent survey released by Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance revealed that more than 60 percent of parents with young children expressed interest in using artificial intelligence to support childcare. This highlights the growing acceptance and potential of AI technologies in daily family life.

Meanwhile, with the rapid development of the cryptocurrency market, Wall Street tycoons are flocking to the space, increasing competition. As a result, retail investors are facing unprecedented pressure in this evolving financial landscape.
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