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Google Pitches Gemini Agents to US Agencies for FOIA, Procurement and Rules

Google Public Sector has launched Gemini for government services, agents for US federal, state and local agencies. It is a US-only preview with no pricing.

Ukraine Says a Heavy Drone Flew a Wounded Soldier to Safety, Claiming a First

Ukrainian units and Gurzuf Defence say a heavy drone winched a wounded soldier off the front line, a claimed first. The maker calls it a last resort.

APT28 Hacked Defence and Police Targets in Two NATO Countries, Symantec Says

Symantec says Russia's APT28 hacked a naval shipbuilder, an aircraft-engine maker and a police agency in two unnamed NATO states and may still be active.

Swiss Retail Investors Get Their First FINMA-Approved Bitcoin ETF

Swiss regulator FINMA has approved the first retail fund investing directly in Bitcoin. It has not named the provider and warns Bitcoin stays highly risky.

Revolut Users Hit by Disruption to Payments, Transfers and Sign-ins

Revolut says a service disruption is affecting multiple services, including card payments and transfers, but that customers' money and data are safe.

US Navy and GSA Quadruple Gecko Robotics Contract Ceiling to $300m

The US Navy and GSA have raised Gecko Robotics' ship-inspection contract ceiling from $71m to $300m. A ceiling is a maximum, not money paid.

BlackRock Seeks a Bitcoin ETF That Caps Gains to Cushion Losses

BlackRock has filed with the SEC for PBIT, a bitcoin-linked ETF using IBIT options to limit losses and cap gains. It is a filing, not an approval.

Japan Is Months From Running Out of Yttrium as China Squeezes Supply, FT Reports

Japan's yttrium supply has stalled as China curbs exports; a ministry official tells AFP shipments fell sharply, while Beijing defends its controls.

US Lines Up 25,000 BAE Counter-Drone Kits a Year, if Congress Pays

The US Department of War and BAE Systems agreed a framework for up to 25,000 APKWS guidance kits a year for seven years, pending congressional funding.

US Sanctions the Chinese Backers of an Ex-Google Engineer’s AI Start-up

The US has sanctioned Shanghai Zhisuan, founded by ex-Google engineer Linwei Ding, and investor MiraclePlus under a trade-secret theft law.

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