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Google Is Negotiating to Buy Korean Books for AI Training, Seoul Paper Reports

Google has been negotiating with major Korean publishers to buy books for AI training, Seoul Economic Daily reports. Google Korea did not respond to it.

Zoox Leases More Than 350,000 sq ft in Hayward to Scale Up Robotaxi Production

Amazon-owned Zoox has leased two warehouses totalling more than 350,000 sq ft in Hayward, California, more than doubling its space near its robotaxi plant.

Cysic Halts Its Cross-Chain Bridge After Unauthorised Mint of 10 Million CYS

Cysic has shut its cross-chain bridge after an attacker minted 10 million CYS on BNB Smart Chain. It says user wallets were not hit; losses under review.

Hex-Rays to Acquire HexAI, Maker of AI Agents for Security Research

CTech: Hex-Rays, maker of IDA Pro, is acquiring Israeli HexAI (ex-Ventris) for a reported $30m–$35m. Price unconfirmed; not said to have closed.

Microsoft Reportedly Pulls Out of Nscale’s Loughton AI Data Centre in Essex

Microsoft has reportedly pulled out as anchor tenant of Nscale's Loughton data centre in Essex, The Telegraph says. Nscale says it is still committed.

Vietnam Unveils Three Draft Post-Quantum Cryptography Standards

Vietnam has published three draft post-quantum cryptography standards, including the home-grown HB-PQSign, as it plans a transition due by 2035.

Appeals Court Throws Out Class Certification in Tesla FSD Hardware Case

The Ninth Circuit vacated class certification in a California case alleging Tesla misled FSD buyers about its hardware. It is not a ruling on the merits.

Hitachi Energy to Build CAD 479m Transformer Insulation Plant in Ontario

Hitachi Energy will invest CAD 479m in a London, Ontario plant for transformer pressboard and laminates — insulation, not transformers. Due by 2028.

Mercedes-AMG Unveils Its First Full-Size Electric GT SUV

Mercedes-AMG unveils the electric GT SUV on AMG.EA: GT 63 peak 1,153 hp, 800V packs, DC up to 710 kW. Charging figures are preliminary.

TikTok Permanently Suspends the Account for Alex Gibney’s ‘Musk’ Documentary

TikTok has permanently suspended the account promoting Alex Gibney's Musk documentary, citing "political-policy violations". The distributor is appealing.

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