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IQM puts Finland on Europe’s quantum computing map
Europe’s quantum ambitions gain momentum as Finland’s IQM develops full-stack, open-architecture systems designed for on-site or cloud use, driving breakthroughs in medicine, science, and industry.
AI-driven physics speeds up industrial innovation
By integrating AI and physics-based modelling into real-world operations, companies achieve faster, smarter, and more sustainable engineering outcomes.
AI drives faster modernisation of legacy COBOL systems
Incremental implementation and continuous validation let organisations translate COBOL code into modern languages while maintaining operational stability.
NVIDIA drives a new era of industrial AI cybersecurity
By integrating accelerated computing with AI security at the edge, NVIDIA supports continuous protection for industrial systems, reducing risks for energy, transport and manufacturing operators managing increasingly connected environments.
Global privacy regulators warn of rising AI deepfake harms
A joint declaration by regulators stresses that deepfake harms are global, calling for coordinated oversight to counter the spread of non-consensual AI images.
OCC approval moves Crypto.com closer to US trust bank
Existing custody operations in New Hampshire remain unaffected while the firm progresses towards full approval for its proposed national trust bank.
Anthropic uncovers large-scale AI model theft operations
Illicitly distilled AI models pose national security risks as they can be integrated into military, surveillance, and cyber operations without safety measures.
AI data centre surge pushes electricity demand in the UK to new heights
New data centres in the UK may require 50 gigawatts of electricity, prompting concerns that grid delays will undermine essential projects linked to decarbonisation.
OpenAI faces legal action in South Korea from top networks
Previous legal disputes with Naver demonstrate ongoing challenges for South Korean media in navigating AI copyright issues.
Medical AI risks in Turkey highlight data bias and privacy challenges
A Turkish expert warns that medical AI could amplify diagnostic errors unless governed by strict standards and ethical rules, particularly when data bias threatens patient safety across hospitals.
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