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Metaplanet to Issue ¥52bn of Zero-Coupon Convertible Bonds to Cut Bitcoin-Backed Debt and Buy Back Shares

Metaplanet will issue ¥52bn of zero-coupon convertible bonds, using about ¥23.6bn to repay Bitcoin-backed loans and up to ¥28.3bn to buy back shares.

NTT Data in Final Talks to Build Anthropic’s First Data Centre in Japan, Nikkei Reports

Nikkei reports NTT Data is in final talks to build Anthropic's first Japan data centre in Osaka: up to 500 MW and up to 1 trillion yen. No deal yet.

Omron Agrees to Buy US Industrial PC Maker OnLogic and Its Parent for USD 675 Million

Omron agrees to buy US industrial PC maker OnLogic and parent Interlogic for USD 675m in cash to speed up its physical AI plans. Closing due Jan 2027.

Anthropic Says New Defences Cut the Data “Distillers” Harvest From Claude by Around 90 to 99 Percent

Anthropic says new defences cut the data harvested by distillers copying Claude by around 90 to 99 percent, citing early evidence. Here is how they work.

Anthropic Says Small AI Models May Be Months Away From Copying Themselves Across Cheap Smart Devices

Anthropic's Frontier Red Team says small AI models may be months away from being able to copy themselves across cheap smart devices such as TV boxes.

UK AI Security Institute Sets Out Its Priorities for Technical Best Practice in Frontier AI Development

The UK AI Security Institute lists eight priorities for voluntary technical best practice in frontier AI, warning that risks now emerge during development.

FSB Chair Bailey Warns G20 on AI Risks and Gaps in Cross-Border Stablecoin Oversight

FSB Chair Andrew Bailey tells the G20 that AI valuations and AI cyber threats are risks, and stablecoin cross-border oversight is immature.

Japan’s Defence Ministry Says It Has Signed a Contract for Ukrainian SkyFall Interceptor Drones; the Terms Are Not Public

Japan's defence minister says a contract with Ukraine's SkyFall for interceptor drones is signed. Value, quantity, model and delivery are undisclosed.

Fibre Roundup: IPS’s Wakayama Cable Landing Station Is Selected, and Strathclyde Gets £5.47 Million for Hollow-Core Fibre Research

IPS says its Wakayama cable landing station proposal was selected, and will now apply for a grant. Strathclyde gets £5.47m from ARIA to test protein-guided hollow-core fibre.

Robotics Roundup: How Robot World Models Scale, a Beijing Funding Round and a Shop-Floor Humanoid

Three robotics items from 8 October 2026: a FAIR at Meta and Mila preprint on how robot "world models" scale, a reported Series A for Beijing's Livsyn Robotics, and CP AI Robotics' C1 store humanoid, which the company plans to roll out in Japanese convenience stores "as early as 2027". What each shows, and what it doesn't.

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