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GCHQ Cannot Account for Thousands of Removable Media, IPCO Says

GCHQ removable media: the IPCO annual report says GCHQ estimates thousands of USB sticks, drives and discs are unaccounted for, years after it was raised.

Canada to Take Up to C$1.6bn Stake in Cohere as It Raises Series E

Canada will invest up to C$1.6bn in Cohere in stages, as the AI firm opens a Series E targeting up to C$7bn at a C$35.7bn valuation, led by Schwarz Group.

Meta Says LLM-Written Tests Helped Catch 74 Serious Privacy Bugs

Meta says its LLM-generated JiTTests, built to fail on risky code changes, helped catch 74 serious privacy bugs before they landed in H1 2026.

FTC Orders 9 Firms to Explain Personalised Prices and Gig Pay

The FTC has ordered Uber, DoorDash, Delta, Walmart and five others to explain whether personal data shapes what customers pay and what gig workers earn.

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.

Meta Gives Five US Universities $2m and Its AI Models for Research

Meta is granting $2m across Caltech, Ohio State, LSU, Indiana and UTHealth Houston for research using its AI models, from infant care to heart failure.

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.

UK Budget Pledges to Consult on Who Is Liable for Cyber Breaches

The UK Budget promises a consultation next year on tackling insecure technology at source and on where liability for cyber breaches should sit.

Anthropic Gives US Governments 40% Off Claude in Expanded GSA Deal

GSA and Anthropic have agreed a 40% pay-per-use discount on Claude for US federal, state, local and tribal governments, with no minimum spend.

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