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Three firms launch a 'generator-to-chip' route to faster US data-centre power. Faster delivery is their claim; no MW, customer, cost or time saved given.

Japan's Commune says about 307,000 community members' data leaked after attackers used invite links and posed as admins. Sansan and Panasonic are hit.

IBM launched a beta 'directed execution' model built on a new Executor primitive. What it means for Qiskit developers, and what IBM has not shown.

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

Justin Sun posted that TRON's post-quantum cryptography is live on testnet. TRON's own records back that. Mainnet readiness is Sun's claim, not a release.

BUZZ HPC says it will privately fund the grid connection for its proposed C$3.5bn, 320MW Oakville AI campus. No application is filed, nothing is approved.

The UK MoD names Kuwait as buyer of a £370 million MARSS (EOS) air defence system and cites 100 UK jobs. It omits the conditions EOS listed.

Ledger says one affected user's device contained an unauthorized hardware implant. What the company confirmed, what it has not said, and why loss totals are not Ledger's.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's X article says AI models should be treated like insider risks, with controls outside the model and a way to pause it mid-task. What he wrote, and what it doesn't show.

Google has open-sourced ML Drift, the GPU engine inside LiteRT, under Apache 2.0. The 40%, 30% and 12% figures are Google's own claims; the old TFLite GPU delegate gets no new features.