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15 articles matching “AI”
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Oct 07, 2026
ARTEX AI Hit Seven South Korean Banks. Attribution Just Got Harder.
Investigators say a Chinese-built AI penetration tool was used to breach at least seven South Korean financial institutions, in what the president… -
Sep 23, 2026
The Foreign Dependencies Inside China’s State AI Clouds
China can build domestic AI switches, but advanced silicon, optical components, and software integration still create a narrow foreign dependency… -
Sep 19, 2026
AI Wingmen at the Merge: How Autonomous Drones Are Reshaping Airpower
The U.S. Air Force's AI wingmen have flown. The harder question now is who owns the software at the controls, and what that answer means for… -
Sep 13, 2026
Could a "Rogue AI" Cyberattack Push America Onto Stablecoin Rails?
A cyberattack blamed on rogue AI could accelerate America's shift toward stablecoins and tokenized deposits, and the legal, financial, and… -
Sep 05, 2026
U.S.-China AI talks could make autonomous cyberattacks a matter of strategic stability
Reuters reports the U.S. and China are preparing a mid-September AI safety dialogue. What it can realistically deliver: an incident channel, shared… -
Sep 03, 2026
The Portsmouth experiment: can 10 gigawatts of AI compute avoid shifting grid costs onto its neighbors?
SoftBank, OpenAI, and NVIDIA are assembling 10 gigawatts of privately powered AI compute at a former uranium plant in Ohio. Whether neighbors bear… -
Sep 02, 2026
Whole Servers, Hidden Compute: Taiwan and the New AI Export Problem
A single Nvidia server can hide eight restricted GPUs inside a box the size of a refrigerator. The server, not the chip, has become the unit of AI… -
Sep 01, 2026
Inside India's Plan to Let AI Agents Spend Money on UPI
India is exploring how AI agents could spend money on UPI without a human approving each transaction, a test of machine identity, caps and liability… -
Aug 26, 2026
The AI Energy Gridlock
The artificial intelligence race is colliding with an older, slower machine: the electric grid. A frontier AI campus can require as much electricity… -
Sep 05, 2026
The Army Is Turning Military Land Into an AI Compute Platform
Carlyle and CyrusOne won exclusive negotiations to build commercial hyperscale data centers on roughly 2,600 acres of Army land in Texas and Utah, a… -
Sep 14, 2026
Inside the Pentagon's new vendor lane: how Anduril, Shield AI and Saronic actually get on the budget
How Anduril, Shield AI and Saronic crossed from press release to programme of record: the OT agreements, SBIR bridge money, programme offices and… -
Sep 24, 2026
10 Gigawatts Overhead: The Orbital Data Centers the FCC Reviews One Filing at a Time
SpaceX and Orbital Compute want to put AI data centers in orbit, filings that test whether the FCC can review a strategic system one radio license at… -
Sep 23, 2026
Aurora's 96-MW Proof: Inside the Certification Bet on Software-Defined Grid Capacity
Aurora's 96-MW AI factory is the first designed to a power-flexibility certification standard; scaling the model hinges on whether grid operators… -
Sep 02, 2026
Three Mile Island Can Restart in 2027. The Grid May Not Take Its Power Until 2031.
Constellation plans to restart Three Mile Island in 2027 to power Microsoft data centers. PJM says the grid may not take its full output until 2031… -
Aug 27, 2026
The Kidnappers Outsmart Nigeria’s Surveillance State
Nigeria has more tools to track kidnappers than ever, but fragmented data systems and slow institutional response leave criminal networks operating…
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