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Quad9 Says It Will Leave France After Paris Court Sides With beIN
Quad9 says it will stop serving French users on 24 November after a Paris court set a €1,000-a-day penalty for not blocking beIN-flagged piracy sites.
Google Expands Voltus Virtual Power Plant Deal Tenfold to 1GW in PJM
Google has signed for an extra 1,070MW of distributed capacity from Voltus in PJM, a tenfold expansion of its 100MW virtual power plant deal from June.
16 Massachusetts Lawmakers Ask Healey to Pause Drone Delivery Permits
Sixteen Massachusetts legislators have asked Governor Healey for a drone delivery task force and a freeze on state certificates as Amazon eyes Westborough.
Dell Packs 256 NVIDIA Vera CPUs Into One Rack, Adds Groq 3 Inference
Dell has unveiled NVIDIA Vera CPU servers, including a 48U rack with 256 Vera chips, and its first Groq 3 rack for AI inference, both due in Q1 2027.
Crusoe Gets $700M From Neuberger to Buy AI-Factory Gas Generators
Crusoe and Neuberger Specialty Finance have agreed a $700M facility, secured on ordered gas generators, to power Crusoe's AI data centres behind the meter.
Long Wall Says MDA Awarded It $75M to Flight-Test Cyclops Interceptor
Long Wall, the former ABL Space Systems, says the Missile Defense Agency has awarded it $75M to complete Cyclops flight tests, and it will add $75M itself.
Helion Signs Letter of Intent for Up to $175m of CHIPS Chip Funding
Fusion firm Helion has a letter of intent for up to $175m of CHIPS R&D funding for high-voltage chips. Commerce would take a stake. Not yet final.
Trend Micro’s ZDI Sent Unpatched Linux Kernel Flaws to Public Lists
Trend Micro's Zero Day Initiative copied reports of unpatched Linux kernel flaws, two rated 9.0, to public mailing lists. Maintainers say some are fixed.
US Army Is Testing Cyber Payloads on Small Drones, Official Says
The US Army is testing its RDEP cyber platform on small drones for its tactical cyber battalions, an Army official says. No production decision yet.
Fireblocks Disputes Axios Report That Visa Is in Talks to Buy It
Fireblocks says an Axios report that Visa is in late-stage talks to buy it for about $2.5bn is "not true at present time". Visa declined to comment.
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