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Security Jun 22, 2026

North Korean Sapphire Sleet Group Behind Mastra AI Supply Chain Attack, Microsoft Says

Microsoft attributes a supply chain attack on Mastra AI to North Korean state actor Sapphire Sleet. Over 140 npm packages were poisoned with a malicious dependency that disables TLS verification and steals cryptocurrency wallet credentials.

Security Jun 22, 2026

ClawHub Plugin Squatting Exposes Security Gaps in AI Agent Registries

Security researchers found 23 code-executing plug-ins on ClawHub under official @openclaw and @clawhub scopes, but owned by unrelated parties, highlighting registry security gaps.

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#AI security #supply chain #ClawHub #plugin registry #scope squatting #Ax Sharma #Manifold Security

Industry Jun 22, 2026

Google Pushes TPU as Nvidia Rival with $3.2 Billion Lake Mariner Cluster

Google put a $3.2 billion guarantee behind a New York AI cluster using its TPU chips. The move signals a broader shift to sell chips directly and compete with Nvidia in the GPU-as-a-service market.

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#AI infrastructure #Anthropic #Google #Nvidia #GPU #TPU #Lake Mariner

Datacenters Jun 22, 2026

Texas PUC approves ERCOT grid rules for large data center loads as demand surges

Texas regulators approved ERCOT's new grid connection rules for large-load users, including data centers, requiring projects of 75MW or more to enter a batch study process. The move comes as ERCOT projects demand could exceed 111GW by 2032.

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#data center regulation #Texas #Tesla #edge computing #ERCOT #grid connection #modular data center #Sify #American Tower #Evroc

Security Jun 22, 2026

Fortinet Warns FortiBleed Campaign Exploits Weak Passwords, Not New Bugs

Fortinet says the FortiBleed credential-harvesting campaign does not exploit new vulnerabilities. The company has identified compromised systems and is notifying customers.

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#Fortinet #FortiBleed #firewall #VPN #credential harvesting #NCSC #CVE-2026-24858 #CVE-2025-59718 #CVE-2025-59719

Cloud Jun 22, 2026

Sakana AI launches Fugu, a multi-LLM orchestrator that matches Anthropic's top models

Sakana AI's Fugu orchestrates multiple LLMs via a single API, matching Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos Preview on benchmarks. The system is available now in two variants.

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#Anthropic #Sakana AI #Fugu #LLM orchestration #multi-model #vendor lock-in #benchmarks

Industry Jun 22, 2026

China Dominates Robotaxi Rankings as Waymo Recalls Thousands of Self-Driving Cars

A new benchmarking index from startup Autnmy AI ranks Baidu's Apollo Go as the top robotaxi globally, ahead of Waymo. Meanwhile, Waymo recalls 3,900 robotaxis after incidents involving construction zones.

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#China #Waymo #robotaxi #recall #Tesla #autonomous driving #Baidu

Datacenters Jun 22, 2026

NVIDIA Pushes Liquid Cooling to 45°C, Slashing Data Center Water and Power Use

NVIDIA's new AI servers can run cooling liquid at 45°C, hotter than a hot tub, enabling 100% liquid cooling with no fans and cutting water use by up to 2.6 million gallons per megawatt per year.

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#data center #liquid cooling #Nvidia #Rubin #DSX #AI factory #cooling #energy efficiency #water consumption

News Jun 22, 2026

ATProto Identity Control: Your PDS Operator Holds the Keys to Your Digital Life

ATProto's decentralized identity model comes with a catch: your PDS operator holds your signing and rotation keys, enabling impersonation across all apps. Security experts call for default key backup to restore user control.

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#ATProto #Bluesky #identity #PDS #decentralization #key management

Industry Jun 22, 2026

TikTok Floods New Users With AI Slop at Triple the Rate of YouTube, Study Finds

A Kapwing study found 59% of TikTok videos served to new accounts are AI slop, triple YouTube's 21% rate. Kids content leads at 57%, while Fashion and Music have under 2%.

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#generative AI #AI slop #TikTok #YouTube #Kapwing #content moderation

Datacenters Jun 22, 2026

Google and UCSD Turn 2,000 Retired Pixel Phones Into Low-Cost Data Center Clusters

Google and UC San Diego researchers have built a working data center cluster from 2,000 retired Pixel smartphones, demonstrating a 50% reduction in energy use and a 80% drop in e-waste compared to traditional server deployments.

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#Google #Pixel #UC San Diego #smartphone cluster #low-cost data center #e-waste #sustainable computing #edge computing

Industry Jun 22, 2026

Systemd 261 Release Sparks Fork Over Birth Date Field, Adds Software TPM

Systemd 261 is out with a software TPM and cloud metadata, but a new optional birth date field in user records has sparked a fork called Liberated systemd, which reverts that change.

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#open source #linux #privacy #systemd #fork #TPM #cloud metadata

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