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Meta’s Top Washington Adviser Joel Kaplan to Leave in 2027, Axios Reports
Joel Kaplan, Meta's chief global affairs officer, will leave next year after more than 15 years, Axios reports. He stays through the US midterms.
Nexfibre’s Owners Refuse to Offer CMA Remedies as Regulator Weighs Blocking Deal
Nexfibre's owners say the CMA's interim report on the £2bn Netomnia deal is flawed and will offer no remedies. The CMA is now consulting on a block.
Judge Lets US Join NAACP Clean Air Suit Against xAI, Refuses to Dismiss It
A federal judge let the US join the NAACP's Clean Air Act suit over xAI's Mississippi gas turbines but refused its bid to dismiss the case, reports say.
Army Cyber Documents Describe AI Agents Built to Roam and ‘Neutralise’ Targets
Documents describe ECHOTRIBBLE, a US Army Cyber Command project for AI agents that roam networks and "neutralise" targets. One firm was picked on 8 Oct.
ICO Reprimands Two Welsh Bodies After ‘Password1’ Account Let Ransomware In
The ICO has reprimanded, not fined, Ogi Networks and Data Cymru after a 'Password1' test account let in a 2024 ransomware attack that exposed 3,300 people.
OpenWorks Wins DHS Order for Its Vision Pace Counter-Drone System
British firm OpenWorks Engineering has won a DHS purchase order for its Vision Pace counter-drone system under the Amentum contract. No value disclosed.
Datagroup Says Kyiv Data Centre Can’t Be Restored After Second Russian Strike
Ukrainian telecoms operator Datagroup says a Russian ballistic strike destroyed its Kyiv data centre beyond repair. Services continue from backup sites.
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.
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