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Bloomberg Technology ↗
Amazon cloud services have been disrupted after a physical object hit a data center in the UAE, raising fresh concerns about the vulnerability of critical digital infrastructure as tensions with Iran ramp up.
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Bloomberg Technology ↗
Anthropic’s Claude suffered a major global outage today as it struggled to keep up with 'unprecedented demand' following its surge to the #1 spot on the App Store after the Pentagon-OpenAI deal.
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Bloomberg Technology ↗
Nvidia is investing $2B each in Lumentum and Coherent to accelerate the development of photonic (light-based) data center optics, a move aimed at solving the energy and speed bottlenecks in AI clusters.
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Apple Newsroom ↗
Apple has surprised the market with an M4-powered iPad Air refresh. The headline feature is a 12GB RAM floor, specifically designed to handle the advanced on-device AI features of 'iPadOS 26'.
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The Verge / TechMeme ↗
Reports reveal OpenAI secured its DoD contract by agreeing to follow U.S. laws that allow for mass surveillance and bulk data analysis—the exact 'red lines' that led to Anthropic's recent blacklisting.
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Forbes Tech ↗
Iranian hacker crews are reportedly using Elon Musk’s Starlink to bypass government-imposed internet blackouts while claiming responsibility for retaliatory cyberattacks against U.S. critical infrastructure.
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Reuters / TechMeme ↗
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear a dispute over copyrights for AI-generated material, upholding the ruling that only human-authored works are eligible for copyright protection.
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Financial Times / TechMeme ↗
Reflection AI is seeking a $2B+ raise at a $20B+ valuation as the Trump administration looks to fast-track domestic foundation models to rival China's DeepSeek.
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ZDNet ↗
A high-severity bug in Google Chrome's integrated Gemini AI feature could allow malicious extensions to monitor user activity and steal sensitive data, highlighting new risks in AI-integrated software.
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GitHub / Hacker News ↗
Developers have discovered that Anthropic's new 'Claude Code' tool creates a hidden 10GB virtual machine bundle on macOS without warning, sparking a debate over transparency and resource usage.