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US Carrier at Sea Took Control of an MQ-25A Stingray 2,100 Miles Away
USS Ronald Reagan's drone control centre linked to an MQ-25A Stingray in Illinois by satellite while the carrier sailed in the Pacific, the Navy says.
Germany Opens Drone-Wingman Contest Instead of Buying Ghost Bat, Australia Says
Germany will run an open competition for a drone wingman rather than buy Boeing's MQ-28 Ghost Bat directly, Australia's defence industry minister confirms.
23andMe Successor Settles With California for $6m Over 2023 Breach
Chrome Holding, formerly 23andMe, will pay California $6.01m over the 2023 breach and stay out of consumer data for five years, if a court approves.
Ofcom Weighed Grok Deepfake Court Order but Bar Too High, MLex Says
Ofcom considered an urgent court order over Grok sexual deepfakes on X but the legal bar blocked it, its chief told MPs, MLex reports. Its X probe goes on.
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.
ASI Raises $325m at $3bn for AI Aimed at Air Traffic, Grids and Defence
Boston's ASI has raised a $325m Series C at a $3bn valuation, led by Spark Capital, to expand AI that models air traffic, grids and military operations.
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 but Won’t End 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.
Anthropic Says Claude Designed Binders Against Scorpion Neurotoxins
Anthropic says Claude designed protein binders against scorpion neurotoxins, with 17 of 211 tested designs meeting its criteria. It claims no antivenom.
ICO Reprimands Two Welsh Bodies Over ‘Password1’ Ransomware Breach
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.
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