Jin10 Data, August 27 - Germany's Gfk Consumer Confidence Index for September has been slightly revised down from last month's -21.7 points to -23.6 points. Consumer confidence is expected to decline for the third consecutive time, as households' worries about potential unemployment and inflation uncertainty are growing, undermining consumer confidence. NIM consumer analyst Rolf Buerkl stated that income expectations have significantly dropped, reaching the lowest level since March, playing an important role in the overall decline. He said, "Concerns about unemployment are increasing, causing many consumers to remain cautious, especially when purchasing big-ticket items." The survey indicates that uncertainty about how inflation will develop is also affecting consumers, who are worried that geopolitical situations and U.S. government tariff policies may lead to rising energy prices.

PANews, July 3, reported that North Korean hackers are using a new type of malware called "NimDoor," developed with the Nim programming language, to attack Crypto Assets companies, specifically targeting Mac devices. The attackers disguise themselves as trusted users and spread the malware through a fake Zoom update file, stealing Crypto Wallets and browser data. Research indicates that this malware is difficult to detect and can bypass Apple's memory protection, making macOS devices a prime target for advanced attacks.

NVIDIA releases DeepSeek R1 NIM microservice preview version, capable of processing up to 3,872 tokens per second, to be released as part of the AI Enterprise software platform.