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Cloudflare Launches Zero Wire, a Free Feed for Critical Flaws

Cloudflare's Zero Wire is a free feed on Cloudflare Radar that explains critical internet-facing flaws, who should check them and what to do next.

Drax Teams With Brookfield on an AI Data Centre That Could Top £20bn

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Telia and Ericsson Start Pre-Standard 6G Field Trials in Sweden

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OMS Group has lined up $1.03bn, with $120m still pending close, to fund four cable-laying vessels due in 2027 and 2028 as subsea demand grows.

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Northwood Space Raises $375m to Build Ground Stations for Satellites

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Nojima Says Online Store Hack Leaked About 7m Member Records

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Google and Partners Take Down XCPE Botnet on 1.3m Set-Top Boxes

Google and partners took down the XCPE botnet, a backdoor preloaded on more than 1.3m set-top boxes. Google blames the maker, Videostrong, and banned it.

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Proton Cancels AI Re-Interviews and Denies Tracking Staff AI Code

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Brazil’s Aprender Conectado Says It Has Linked 20,000 Rural Schools

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