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Tokyo, June 30, 2026 - (JCN Newswire) - Tenstorrent, an AI computing company led by CEO Jim Keller, today announced the establishment of a new performance record in the fields of language and video at TT-Deploy JP, along with the introduction of the RISC-V CPU IP "TT-Ascalon S" for agent-based AI. The company also unveiled the largest deployment of a general-purpose heterogeneous AI infrastructure in Japan in its history. All of these are based on a single architecture that can execute major AI workloads faster than GPUs and can be scaled from licenseable cores to the Tenstorrent GalaxyTM supercluster connected via standard Ethernet. As a result, Tenstorrent's "Networked AI" architecture offers a solution that is open, highly versatile, and flexibly accommodates both heterogeneous and standalone configurations, supported by AI experts, providing a different approach from traditional solutions. It is designed to adapt flexibly to the continuous changes in the AI industry.

New York and Tokyo, June 26, 2026 - (JCN Newswire) - This year's successful listing of PayPay Corporation (hereinafter "PayPay") on NASDAQ has provided a significant boost. The question now facing Japan's leading innovation companies is no longer "Is a U.S. listing feasible?" but rather "How can we attract global capital and build companies that align with global growth strategies?" The 2nd Japan Go IPO Summit will be held on September 16, 2026, at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo to address this question. This summit is hosted by MarcumAsia and organized by AUM Advisors. To register for this invitation-only event, please apply here: Japan GO IPO Summit Attendee Information https://events.marcumasia.com/view.php?id=32

Tokyo, June 26, 2026 - (JCN Newswire) - A new survey conducted by Kaspersky's Digital Footprint Intelligence (DFI) division has revealed that over one-third of infostealer infections are attributed to users executing files directly from their browser's temporary folder, highlighting that user behavior remains a significant factor in the context of credential theft. Among infostealer attacks, only 32% employ techniques commonly seen in advanced malware families, such as process injection and environment-parasitic (Living off the Land: LotL) attacks. For the full text, please refer to: https://acnnewswire.com/press-release/japanese/108036/