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Mythos may be pushing the US toward stricter regulation it said would kill AI

The US may want at least a first peek at any powerful model before release.

A close up photo of a person's eye. The Home Office is planning a refresh of its biometric platform.

A 2024 review flagged concerns about the current vendor's ability to deliver.

UK gov't teases new "AI hardware plan"

UK "better placed" than most to develop new AI hardware says Tech Secretary.

NixOS: the lesser-known atomic OS France tapped for sovereign migration

France is betting on NixOS's declarative, reproducible model for secure, large-scale deployments—despite governance hiccups and a steep learning curve.

Palantir doubles down on political project and AI weapons amid growing concern from UK MPs

The company not entirely beloved in UK political circles this weekend re-upped its founder's treatise calling for a more hawkish America, and killer AI.

GOV.UK eyes API overhaul, GraphQL could do the job

Gov.UK considers joining the REST to GraphQL migration - "we need APIs that are flexible, robust, and easy to integrate."

AWS wins controversial £473m  hyperscaler-only HMRC contract

Nobody else wanted to migrate myriad ageing HP-Unix, IBM AIX, Sun Solaris, VMware ESXi, Windows, MWG-MLOS, and NetApp ONTAP applications off Fujitsu data centres?

Critical infra leaders have "mostly negative" thoughts about federal cyber regs

Regulations come at expense of cybersecurity response, claims industry panel.

L3Harris manager sold 8 hacking tools made for US to Russian 0day broker

Worst incident for Five Eyes since Shadow Brokers leaks?

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