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Industry Jun 25, 2026

AWS and Microsoft Azure Designated EU Gatekeepers Under Digital Markets Act

The European Commission designated AWS and Microsoft Azure as gatekeepers under the DMA, noting their AI offerings and customer lock-in effects, despite not meeting quantitative thresholds.

Industry Jun 25, 2026

AI Cost Crisis: Leaked Accenture Audio Reveals Industry Struggle to Measure Token Spending

A leaked recording from Accenture exposes widespread confusion over AI cost measurement. Companies face soaring token expenses, with some cutting non-essential AI use. New metrics like tokens per watt emerge as the industry seeks efficiency.

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#enterprise AI #Accenture #AI costs #tokenmaxxing #efficiency metrics

Industry Jun 25, 2026

Apple Hikes Mac and iPad Prices Up to 25% Citing Unprecedented Component Cost Surge

Apple raised prices on Macs, iPads, and other devices by 15-25% on June 25, 2026, citing skyrocketing memory and storage costs driven by AI data center demand. The MacBook Neo now starts at $699, up from $599.

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#AI data centers #Apple #Tim Cook #price increase #Mac #iPad #memory #component shortage

Security Jun 25, 2026

Trust in AI Vulnerability Scanning Collapses as Patches Lag for LLMs, Chrome, GitLab

A new Cobalt study reveals trust in fully automated AI vulnerability scanning has plummeted from 29% to 9% in one year, as 78% of organizations report missed critical flaws. Chrome patches four critical bugs, GitLab fixes 13 vulnerabilities, and a Lantronix OT flaw is exploited in the wild.

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#Chrome #OT security #GitLab #macOS #Lantronix #AI vulnerability scanning #Cobalt #patch management #LLM security

Datacenters Jun 25, 2026

Voter Backlash and Legal Limits: Local Opposition to Data Centers Gains Traction in Ohio and Utah

In Ohio, a data center proposal may proceed despite opposition because county commissioners lack zoning authority; in Utah, a lawmaker's support for a data center contributed to his primary defeat.

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#data centers #Ohio #local opposition #Guernsey County #Utah #J. Stuart Adams #primary #zoning #citizen activism

Industry Jun 25, 2026

IBM unveils sub-1nm 'nanostack' chip technology, claims 100 billion transistors per chip

IBM announced a sub-1nm chip technology using a 3D 'nanostack' transistor architecture, claiming up to 100 billion transistors per chip. The research milestone, achieved at its Albany lab, promises 50% more performance or 70% better energy efficiency over its 2nm node, but commercial production is at least five years out.

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#IBM #nanostack #sub-1nm #chip technology #semiconductor #transistor #Moore's Law #Albany #High-NA EUV

Security Jun 25, 2026

Anthropic Accuses Alibaba of Illicit Model Extraction in Letter to US Officials

Anthropic has accused Alibaba of waging a large-scale effort to illicitly extract its Claude AI model's capabilities, citing 28.8 million queries from April to June via 25,000 accounts.

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#Anthropic #Claude #Alibaba #adversarial distillation #AI model extraction #intellectual property #US-China AI tensions

Industry Jun 25, 2026

AI Coding Costs Predicted to Surpass Developer Salaries by 2028, Report Warns

A new analysis predicts that by 2028, the cost of using AI coding tools will exceed developer salaries, with most organizations blind to the growing expense.

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#AI coding #developer salaries #cost analysis #GitHub Copilot #token pricing

Security Jun 25, 2026

Active Exploits, Deepfake Services, and AI Agent Threats Define a Busy Week in Cybersecurity

CISA warns of active exploitation of a critical Lantronix EDS5000 flaw, while PixelSmash threatens millions of Linux systems and deepfake services surge 39%. Microsoft uses AI to takedown malware ops.

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#AI security #CISA #FFmpeg #Microsoft #Amadey #StealC #Lantronix #PixelSmash #deepfake

Industry Jun 25, 2026

Netherlands Lobbies US to Limit Chip Export Controls on ASML's DUV Machines to China

The Netherlands is lobbying the U.S. to avoid expanding export controls on semiconductor equipment, seeking to protect ASML's ability to sell immersion DUV machines to China amid growing European pushback.

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#export controls #China #ASML #lobbying #Netherlands #chip manufacturing #MATCH Act #DUV

Industry Jun 25, 2026

Infosys Chairman Says AI Will Create More IT Services Work, Not Less, Despite Deflation Fears

Infosys chairman Nandan Nilekani told shareholders AI coding tools will boost demand for IT services by accelerating legacy modernization. The speech comes as former CEO Vishal Sikka launches Hang Ten Systems, a $32M seed startup aiming to undercut traditional services with AI.

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#AI #Infosys #IT services #Vishal Sikka #Hang Ten Systems #legacy modernization #AI deflation

Security Jun 25, 2026

Cisco SD-WAN Zero-Day Exploited Months Before Disclosure, Mandiant Reveals

Mandiant reports that a Cisco SD-WAN zero-day (CVE-2026-20245) was exploited in early 2026, months before Cisco disclosed it. Attackers used an unauthorized peering connection to gain admin access, then exploited the flaw to create a rogue root account, potentially gaining full network visibility.

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#Cisco #SD-WAN #zero-day #CVE-2026-20245 #privilege escalation #Mandiant #network security

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