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Industry Jun 16, 2026

France Pours €655M Into Sovereign AI Chatbot for Million-Strong Civil Service

France announces €655M for a sovereign AI chatbot for one million civil servants, part of a broader digital sovereignty strategy. However, deep ties to Microsoft and US cloud services challenge the goal of full independence.

Industry Jun 16, 2026

Anthropic Faces Export Controls, Billing Backlash, and Sovereign AI Pressure

Anthropic faces multiple pressures: US export controls on its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models, a reversed billing overhaul, a new data center hire, and sovereign AI arguments from competitors.

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#Anthropic #cybersecurity #data centers #export controls #AI regulation #sovereign AI #billing

Security Jun 16, 2026

North Korean Hackers Target Developers With Malicious VS Code Extensions

Proofpoint has identified a North Korean threat cluster targeting nearly 100 organizations by tricking developers into cloning malicious GitHub repos and opening them in VS Code or Cursor, triggering malware execution.

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#supply chain attack #malware #North Korea #Contagious Interview #Proofpoint #VS Code #developer security

Domains Jun 16, 2026

Anand Vora on Joining Namecheap and Spaceship: Registry to Registrar Shift

Anand Vora, who now oversees Namecheap and Spaceship domain businesses, explains his move from registry to registrar side and what's next for both brands.

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#Anand Vora #Namecheap #Spaceship #domain registrar #registry #podcast #Domain Name Wire

Security Jun 16, 2026

ShinyHunters Breaches Council of Europe via Oracle PeopleSoft Zero-Day, Steals 297 GB

The ShinyHunters extortion group claims to have breached the Council of Europe, stealing 297 GB of HR, payroll, and personal data via an Oracle PeopleSoft zero-day, CVE-2026-35273.

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#zero-day #CVE-2026-35273 #ShinyHunters #Oracle PeopleSoft #data breach #Council of Europe #extortion

Industry Jun 16, 2026

Fox Acquires Roku for $22 Billion, Creating Third-Largest US TV Player

Fox Corporation will acquire Roku in a $22 billion deal, creating the third-largest US TV viewing platform. The merger, expected to close in H1 2027, combines Fox's live content with Roku's 100 million user platform.

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#Roku #streaming #Fox Corporation #merger and acquisition #television #content distribution

Industry Jun 16, 2026

AiOnX, Nvidia, AT&S, and Schneider Electric Lead AI Data Center Investment Wave

AiOnX acquires Genesis Digital Assets for $500M to convert crypto data centers to AI. Nvidia seeks $20B in bonds. AT&S invests €2B in chip substrates. Schneider Electric partners with Foxconn.

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#AI infrastructure #data center #AiOnX #Genesis Digital Assets #Nvidia #AT&S #Schneider Electric #Foxconn #QumulusAI #investment

News Jun 16, 2026

UK to Ban Social Media for Under 16s, With Overnight Curfews and Stricter Age Checks

The UK plans to block under-16s from social media by spring 2027, with possible overnight curfews and mandatory breaks from infinite scrolling. 90% of surveyed parents support the move.

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#UK #social media ban #Ofcom #age verification #Keir Starmer #children online safety #Australia ban

Domains Jun 16, 2026

NameJet and SnapNames Get New Logos, DropCatch Notches $4,911 Sale

NameJet and SnapNames are rolling out redesigned platforms with new logos, while DropCatch reported a $4,911 sale for RedRice.com. The changes highlight ongoing competition in the domain aftermarket.

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#NameJet #SnapNames #DropCatch #domain auctions #RedRice.com #domain aftermarket

Security Jun 16, 2026

Chrome 0-Day, UniFi Exploits, and Manifest V3: A Week of Security Warnings

Google Chrome will shut down many ad blockers with its next update as Manifest V3 closes its final loophole. Meanwhile, a new Chrome 0-day, UniFi exploits, and VPN flaws top the weekly security news.

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#supply chain attack #Chrome zero-day #Manifest V3 #ad blockers #UniFi exploits #VPN vulnerability #macOS stealers #security recap

Industry Jun 16, 2026

Xbox to Close or Sell Ninja Theory, Double Fine, Compulsion Games Amid Restructuring

Microsoft is reportedly closing or selling three Xbox Game Studios: Ninja Theory, Double Fine, and Compulsion Games. Studio leaders are negotiating buyouts to avoid closure, as the company restructures under new leadership.

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#Microsoft #Xbox #studio closures #Ninja Theory #Double Fine #Compulsion Games #gaming industry #restructuring

Security Jun 16, 2026

FBI Seizes AI-Powered Phishing Service as New Research Exposes Evolving Threats

The FBI dismantled Outsider Enterprise, an AI-powered phishing service using over a million URLs. New research also reveals cloaking tactics and 152 Chrome extensions linked to adware.

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#phishing #AI #FBI #cybercrime #Chrome extensions #adware

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