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TP-Link Expands Beyond Networking with New Accessories Portfolio in India

TP-Link India, a subsidiary of US-based TP-Link Systems Inc. and a leading provider of networking products and solutions, today announced the expansion of its product portfolio with the launch of a comprehensive range of connectivity accessories in India. Building on its leadership in networking, the company is extending its expertise into everyday productivity solutions designed for modern workspaces, learning environments and digital lifestyles.

The new accessories portfolio includes USB/Type C to USB hubs & Docking stations, USB adapters, USB/Type C to Ethernet adapters, Bluetooth adapters, Memory Card Readers and other essential connectivity solutions that enable users to seamlessly connect displays, peripherals, storage devices and wired networks. Designed to complement today’s slim laptops, tablets and hybrid work environments, the range delivers reliable, high-performance connectivity for both personal and professional use.

As work, education and entertainment continue to evolve, users increasingly require flexible and dependable solutions to maximise the capabilities of their...

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OpenAI's advanced models have gone live for government use

AI is flooding Apple with fake bug reports, and real $200K macOS exploit got lost in the noise

Sources: the US' AI framework excludes open models and defines a covered frontier model as closed source with SOTA capabilities and national security risks

The UK AISI says it observed a total of 19 instances where Mythos and GPT-5.6 Sol tried to hack people and companies during a routine cyber evaluation in July