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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.
AhsayCBS Backup-Server Flaws Exploited to Plant Webshells and Cryptominers, Huntress Reports
Huntress says attackers exploit two AhsayCBS backup-server flaws to plant webshells and miners, and that 10.3.4 is affected. Ahsay says 10.3.4 fixes both.
Anthropic Launches the Anthropic Cyber Mission: Critical-Infrastructure Programme and Free Open-Source Scanner
Anthropic has launched the Anthropic Cyber Mission: a Critical Infrastructure Defense Program with 11 founding partners and OSS Scanner, a free opt-in service that sends open-source projects unreviewed, model-written bug reports. What is confirmed, what is Anthropic's expectation, and what is not yet proven.
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.
Data-Centre Build-Out and Pushback: AirTrunk’s $1B Japan Expansion and Finland’s Halt on Google Groundwork
AirTrunk is adding $1B to its 300MW+ TOK1 campus in Japan for liquid-cooled AI, backed by a green loan. In Finland, the regulator has told Google's subsidiary to stop groundwork at two data-centre sites until environmental reviews finish. What each confirms and what it shows about where AI infrastructure can be built.
Japan to Invest 40 Billion in U.S. Nuclear Reactors to Power AI Data Centers
Japan is preparing to invest up to $40 billions in American small modular reactors, targeting Tennessee and Alabama through a partnership with GE Vernova Hitachi Energy. The...
Microsoft Japan: The $10 Billion Sovereignty Play That Changes the AI Infrastructure Race
Something significant happened today that most Western tech coverage will underplay. Microsoft just committed $10 billion to Japan — not to chase consumers, not to build a...
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