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Law & RegulationFrance's Court Left a Blueprint, Not Just a Veto

France's Court Left a Blueprint, Not Just a Veto

France's Constitutional Council struck down the under-15 social media ban on August 14, 2026, citing two specific, fixable defects. France is also piloting the EU's own privacy-preserving age-verification app, built to fix exactly the gap the court cited.

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GamingCD Projekt Cuts Sirius While Witcher 4 Grows

CD Projekt Cuts Sirius While Witcher 4 Grows

CD Projekt Red cut 18 people from Project Sirius on August 12, 2026, shrinking the team 22 percent in 3.5 months. Its own Q1 2026 filing shows The Witcher 4 and Cyberpunk 2 headcount growing in the same window, its only live-service bet shrinking.

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DecisionsAmazon's Retreat From Games Took Ten Extra Months

Amazon's Retreat From Games Took Ten Extra Months

Amazon told staff in October 2025 it was quitting AAA MMO development. It took until August 12, 2026 to actually hand back its last two published MMOs to Smilegate and NCsoft, a ten-month gap between announcing an exit and executing it.

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EnergyMost US Data Center Power Requests Will Never Be Built

Most US Data Center Power Requests Will Never Be Built

A Wood Mackenzie analysis reported August 12, 2026 finds grid operators will commit to only 28 percent of the 1,066 gigawatts requested for US data centers. Three more analysts reached the same range independently - and only some utilities have already priced in the gap.

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Artificial IntelligenceOpenAI's Enterprise Revenue Passed Consumer in July

OpenAI's Enterprise Revenue Passed Consumer in July

OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar told investors on August 14, 2026 that enterprise revenue has overtaken the consumer ChatGPT business, months ahead of schedule. It arrived one day after Denise Dresser, the revenue chief who set that target, left after eight months, OpenAI's fifth senior exit this year.

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Consumer TechA 50 Dollar Mod Undoes Germany's Glasses Rule

A 50 Dollar Mod Undoes Germany's Glasses Rule

HateAid's criminal complaint against Meta's Ray-Ban glasses lands the same week a Hamburg regulator calls their recording light too subtle to notice. A widely sold $50 to $100 mod already defeats the visible-signal rule regulators cite as sufficient.

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CybersecurityA Vendor Breach Your DORA Register Can't Explain

A Vendor Breach Your DORA Register Can't Explain

RingCentral's own July 28 disclosure blames a "sophisticated social engineering campaign" with no technical detail, after ShinyHunters leaked 1.6 million customer records - leaving EU and UK vendor-risk registers with nothing to update.

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DecisionsCisco Quadrupled AI Orders. Margins Paid For It.

Cisco Quadrupled AI Orders. Margins Paid For It.

Cisco beat every headline number on August 12, 2026 and still guided gross margin down. Its own filing shows why: 9.3 billion dollars of hyperscaler AI orders are arriving at a lower margin than the networking business they are displacing.

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GamingSquare Enix's Profit Doubled. Its Guidance Didn't.

Square Enix's Profit Doubled. Its Guidance Didn't.

Square Enix's Q1 FY2027 operating income jumped 88.6 percent to 17.0 billion yen on Final Fantasy VII Rebirth's multiplatform release. The company's own filing keeps full-year operating income guidance 5.7 billion yen below last year's actual result.

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CybersecurityShell and Philips Lost Blueprints, Not Passwords

Shell and Philips Lost Blueprints, Not Passwords

Clop named Shell, Philips, GE and Fiserv among nearly 50 victims of a campaign exploiting a PTC Windchill flaw patched two months earlier. The stolen material was engineering drawings and facility data, not personal records, which means it may dodge GDPR notification while still triggering NIS2 duties few manufacturers have mapped.

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Digital SovereigntyAirbus's Sovereignty Deal Keeps Skywise on AWS

Airbus's Sovereignty Deal Keeps Skywise on AWS

On July 16, Airbus picked Scaleway as its sovereign cloud provider after scoring bids on protection from foreign extraterritorial law - yet Skywise, its own flagship aviation data platform, stays on AWS, the exact cloud the tender says needs shielding from.

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