Artificial Intelligence
Anthropic Moves Your Safety Logs Into Your Own Cloud
Anthropic's new Enterprise Frontier Safeguards moves Claude misuse-detection data into the customer's own cloud account. Here is what that does and does not change.
All news
Decisions
German Espionage Attribution: 7% to 37% in 3 Years
Bitkom and the BfV found 37% of hit German firms now trace an attack to a foreign intelligence service, up from 7% in 2023, a fivefold rise in three years.
Energy
Helsinki's AI Heat Now Warms 70,000 Apartments
OnZero will route recovered heat from a new liquid-cooled Helsinki AI data centre into Helen's district heating grid, targeting 525,000 MWh a year from 2027.
Digital Sovereignty
Flower Labs Bets You'll Host Your Own AI
Cambridge spinout Flower Labs launched Endeavor 1.0, a frontier-class AI model built for on-premises deployment via federated learning rather than a cloud API.
Artificial Intelligence
World Labs Launches Atlas With Nothing to Test Yet
World Labs unveiled its Atlas world model on September 1, 2026, but shipped no technical paper, no pricing, and no named partners for outside evaluation.
Infrastructure
Nvidia Sits on Three Sides of Anthropic's $35B Deal
Anthropic's $35 billion cloud deal with Nvidia-backed Lambda puts Nvidia on three sides of one transaction. For EU and UK operators, that makes independent verification of AI capacity claims harder, not easier.
Consumer Tech
Meta Just Set the Price Floor for Transcription
Meta priced real-time transcription at USD 0.18 an hour, roughly EUR 0.17. Here's what that number means for EU and UK businesses still paying vendors more.
Energy
The UK Just Co-Signed a Bet on Its Own Battery Supply
The UK's National Wealth Fund put GBP52.6m into a GBP100m round for Nexeon, alongside South Korean state capital and Honda's venture arm.
Digital Sovereignty
When Email Security Becomes a Jurisdiction Question
Zurich's xorlab raised EUR 5 million to expand sovereign email security in Europe. Its bank, telecom, and CERN customers show DORA and NIS2 already shape vendor choice.
Cybersecurity
Rhysida Now Holds a Map of Berlin's Water Weaknesses
Rhysida's Berlin leak includes water-supply vulnerability assessments, not just personnel files. Why that detail matters more than the ransom, and what NIS2 requires now.
Cybersecurity
BGP Hijack Won a Valid Certificate, Then Root Access
A 33-hour BGP hijack of Softaculous's Hetzner IPs let attackers pass Let's Encrypt validation, get a real TLS certificate, and push a malicious Virtualizor update as root.
Energy
SB Energy Tells the SEC It Needs OpenAI to Survive
SB Energy's SEC S-1 for a Nasdaq IPO says the AI power builder is "substantially dependent" on OpenAI, whose warrants in the company are worth $5.5 billion.
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