OpenAI offers U.S. government a 5 percent stake
OpenAI has made a striking offer to the U.S. government, reports the Financial Times. 5 percent of the compan...
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Google Cloud gets Dutch public sector approval
Following a data protection impact assessment (DPIA), the Dutch government has approved Google Cloud for use ...
Supermicro’s legal problems are piling up
Supermicro CRO Matt Thauberge denies reports that a Taiwanese police raid took place. He states that the comp...
Meta plans to sell excess AI computing power as a cloud service
Meta Compute is a new AI cloud
Anubis ransomware exploits CitrixBleed 2 and RMM tools
Since early 2026, Arctic Wolf has investigated multiple breaches carried out using the Anubis ransomware. The...
T-Mobile USA wants to move away from VMware and is fighting for support
T-Mobile USA has been trying to migrate away from VMware for some time. Meanwhile, the telco is fighting in c...
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As Fable 5 returns, Anthropic wants to write the frontier AI rulebook
Since the beginnings of generative AI, new state-of-the-art LLMs have released at a fairly steady rate withou...
Claude Sonnet 5: not powerful enough to be blocked?
Anthropic is facing a major problem. While Fable 5—by far their most powerful AI model—is supposed to be ...
119 malicious Edge extensions steal data from 2.6 million users
Microsoft has removed 119 malware variants disguised as extensions from the Edge Add-ons store. These extensi...
EU-US Data Privacy Framework shaken to its core
Privacy organization noyb describes the consequences of a recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court as the “c...