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Japan’s mobile competition law forces Apple to adjust iOS app payments
Changes to iOS in Japan expand developer options as Apple responds to new competition rules.
Digital fraud declines in Russia after rollout of Cyberbez measures
Authorities say tighter rules on calls, SIM cards and banking are curbing cyber fraud.
UK report quantifies rapid advances in frontier AI capabilities
By publishing the report, the government aims to support international collaboration on AI safety research.
New EU health package targets biotech, AI and medical device reform
The EU is seeking to close biotech investment gaps and speed access to medical innovation through a new health policy package.
Strong AI memory demand boosts Micron outlook into 2026
Record revenue and bullish guidance reinforced Micron’s position as the S&P 500’s top chip performer.
Google DeepMind partners with DOE for AI-driven science
The partnership builds on AlphaFold’s Nobel-recognised protein prediction work, aiming to advance US scientific leadership in fusion energy, materials science, and Earth studies.
Natural language meets robotics in MIT’s on-demand object creation system
The system combines natural language, 3D generative AI and robotic arms to enable rapid, modular object creation.
New Kimwolf Android botnet linked to a record-breaking DDoS attacks
A newly identified Android botnet called Kimwolf highlights escalating risks from insecure smart devices and the growing sophistication of global DDoS threat networks.
PwC automates AI governance with Agent Mode
Model Edge’s new capability from PwC uses agentic AI to strengthen audit readiness and scale enterprise AI governance with reduced operational burden.
The limits of raw computing power in AI
AI is entering a phase where human knowledge, skills, and organisational choices may matter far more than ever-growing investments in powerful machines.
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