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Google Cloud Says London Outage Mitigated for Most Customers, Ends Updates

Google Cloud says its London outage, 07:08 to 15:00 BST, is mitigated for most customers, but a very small number may be affected. Updates have ended.

AlphaGo Co-Creator Thore Graepel Launches London AI Start-Up Metis Reasoning

AlphaGo co-creator Thore Graepel has launched London AI start-up Metis Reasoning, Tech.eu and Sifted report. It is reportedly raising tens of millions.

Ookla Says London Is Now Last of 18 European Capitals for Mobile Download Speed

Ookla says London fell from seventh to last of 18 European capitals for median mobile download speed, at 109.43 Mbps in Q3 2026, as 5G capacity lags.

Attempted Arson at Lithuanian Site Storing Starlink Gear

Lithuania names two Germany-based men as suspects in an 18 Oct arson attempt at a site storing Starlink gear. Both are held in Germany, not convicted.

UK Science Council Warns the Country Risks Becoming a High-Value AI Customer

The Council for Science and Technology's July letter, published 19 Oct, urges an AI Sovereignty Plan. It is independent advice, not government policy.

Ofgem Approves £642.1m for National Grid’s Bramford to Twinstead Upgrade

Ofgem approved £642.1m for NGET’s Bramford–Twinstead upgrade — £60.6m below the £702.7m ask — for 18km overhead and 11km cable in East Anglia.

FirstVDS Says Hackers Used a VMmanager Flaw to Copy Customer Data

Russian host FirstVDS says attackers used a VMmanager 6 flaw to copy passwords, cloud credentials and crypto wallets without leaving traces on servers.

London Cabbies’ £340m Claim Against Uber Thrown Out as Too Late, Reports Say

Uber says it has won its High Court bid to throw out about £340m of London black cab and minicab claims as out of time. The ruling is not yet published.

Russian Satellite Is Shadowing a US-Registered Radar Satellite, Trackers Say

Trackers say Russia's Cosmos 2612 has matched orbits with radar satellite ICEYE-X36 without consent. No damage is seen, and no one has made a statement.

Microsoft 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.

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