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Ukrainian Drones Hit Sberbank’s Data Centre, Russia’s Biggest, Without Disrupting Operations

Ukrainian drones hit Sberbank's data centre, Russia's largest, Reuters reports. Sberbank says all its systems and services are working without disruption.

South Korea’s Financial Hacks Spread to 16 Firms, Including the Operator of Crypto Exchange Gopax; About 100,000 Records Presumed Leaked

Korean regulators say 16 financial firms, including Gopax operator Streami, were hacked and about 100,000 records presumed leaked. The count may rise.

Singapore Sets Quantum-Safe Deadlines and Launches a Kickstarter Grant to Help Organisations Prepare

Singapore's CSA wants exposed organisations to have quantum-safe migration plans by end-2027 and finish by 2035, and has opened a Kickstarter Grant.

Zoho Skips Its Usual Pay Rises as AI Costs Soar; Founder Sridhar Vembu Says the Outlook for Software Jobs Is “Grim”

Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu says AI has raised costs dramatically, staff won't get their usual pay rise this year and the outlook for software jobs is grim.

Physical Intelligence Opens a Beta of Its Pi API So Robot Builders Can Fine-Tune and Run Its Models

Physical Intelligence opened a Pi API beta, by application, letting robot builders fine-tune and run its models on its cloud. No pricing was given.

Microsoft’s Azure Chief Reportedly Asked Leaders to Find at Least 20% in Cost Cuts; Microsoft Disputes the Report

The Information reports Microsoft's Azure chief asked leaders to find at least 20% in cost cuts. Microsoft says no teams were told to make such plans.

Chainguard Launches Three Tools to Keep AI Coding Agents Contained, Checked and Hunting for Bugs

Chainguard launched three tools for AI coding agents: Workspaces and Checks in beta, plus Harness, which uses Claude Mythos 5.1 to find bugs.

Mozilla Launches Firefox Enterprise, a Business Browser Companies Can Manage on Their Own Servers

Mozilla has introduced Firefox Enterprise, a business browser run from a console organisations host themselves. Sales start in four European countries.

Honeywell Aerospace Says It Flew Its First Autonomous Aircraft Six Weeks After Starting on Shield AI’s Hivemind, Then Ran a Two-Aircraft Mission

Honeywell Aerospace says it flew its first autonomous aircraft six weeks after starting on Shield AI's Hivemind software, then ran a two-drone mission.

Spanish Quantum Computer Maker Qilimanjaro Raises €19.6 Million From Indra and a State Fund

Spanish quantum computer maker Qilimanjaro closed a €19.6M first tranche of its Series A: €10M from Indra's IndraMind and €9.6M from state fund SETT.

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