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Dayforce to Buy Ribbon AI, Used for Over 1m AI Job Interviews
Dayforce has agreed to buy Ribbon AI, whose voice and video AI runs early-stage job interviews - but terms weren't disclosed and the deal hasn't closed.
UK Plans £165m AI Biosecurity Drive and £120m for AISI Before Budget
Ahead of next week's Budget, the Chancellor has set out £165m for AI biosecurity, £120m more for AISI and £130m for AI cyber defence. Here's what's in it.
Eye Security Disabled a Popcorn Time Updater to Head Off a Botnet
Eye Security says it quietly disabled a defunct Popcorn Time auto-updater (CVE-2026-30612) that could let anyone run code on millions of machines.
Microsoft Plans AI Phishing Detection in Teams From November
Microsoft says Teams will use AI to flag phishing on external first-contact chats from early November, with worldwide availability planned for December.
Cloudflare Adds Post-Quantum Lock to Keys That Must Stay in Region
Cloudflare's post-quantum GeoKey Manager, in closed beta, wraps customer keys with ML-KEM-768 so they unwrap only in a chosen region. GA due Q1 2027.
Korean Integrator Taekwang Admits OneDrive Account Data Leak
South Korean integrator Taekwang says personal data leaked from a Microsoft 365 OneDrive work account; a ransomware group's 263GB claim stays unverified.
PwC Confirms Cyber Incident at Vendor Hosting Staff Learning Records
PwC says a cyber incident hit a third-party vendor hosting employee learning records, but no client data. It would not comment on Everest's 590GB claim.
Oracle Pledges $1 Billion Over Four Years to Its Partner Network
Oracle has announced a planned $1 billion, four-year commitment to its partners, covering training, incentives and Marketplace sales, but no breakdown.
Claude Gets a Second Google Cloud Option, Run by Anthropic Itself
Google Cloud customers can now run Claude on a version operated by Anthropic, with new features on day one, but Anthropic, not Google, processes the data.
FCC Grants Intel a One-Year Waiver to Keep Repairing Its Fab Robots
The FCC gave Intel a one-year waiver to repair robotic vehicles in its US chip plants, after Intel said the foreign robot ban might cover them.
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