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FCA Ends HTX’s UK Crypto Promotions With High Court Undertakings
HTX, formerly Huobi, has given the High Court undertakings to 2031 not to knowingly promote crypto unlawfully in the UK, settling the FCA's case.
Telehouse Pays Over £220m for Docklands Site With 65MVA of Power
KDDI's Telehouse buys a £220m site next to its London Docklands campus with 65MVA of power, raising its London capacity about 1.8 times for AI workloads.
Tata Communications to Lay 10,000km of AI-Ready Fibre Across India
Tata Communications plans to spend up to about $450m on 10,000km of new long-haul fibre linking India's data centre hubs, starting with Mumbai to Chennai.
Malaysia Approves a 30% Renewable Energy Minimum for Data Centres
Malaysia's government has approved a rule that data centres use at least 30% renewable energy. The Energy Commission is now writing the guidelines.
UK Sets Five Tests Data Centres Must Pass for Faster Grid Connections
The UK's new Data Centre Covenant sets five tests on bills, communities, water, jobs and security that strategic sites must meet to get faster grid access.
PsiQuantum Turns Its Quantum Photonics Into an Optical Switch for AI
PsiQuantum has shown an 8x8 optical circuit switch for AI data centres, built on its quantum photonics, and is sharing samples with customers.
Apple Adds Touch and an OLED Screen to MacBook Pro, From £2,899
Apple's new MacBook Pro has a tandem OLED PROLED XDR display, Touch for the first time on a Mac and M5 Pro or M5 Max chips, from £2,899 in the UK.
Bismuth Sulfide Cuts Solar Charge Loss Rate by 75%, Oxford Finds
An Oxford-led Nature study finds bismuth sulfide absorbs light strongly yet cuts the charge-loss rate by about 75%. A mechanism, not a solar cell.
Treasury Sanctions 10 People Over North Korean IT Worker Schemes
OFAC has sanctioned 10 people and a Russia-based centre it says run or fund North Korean IT workers, citing millions moved through cryptocurrency.
Lumen Says Volt Typhoon Exploited at Least Four Zero-Days for Access
Lumen urges firms to lock down management systems after finding Volt Typhoon used throwaway relay chains and zero-days to reach critical US networks.
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