Your favorite video, email, or video call crosses oceans without you noticing. But it’s not satellites doing most of the work. The real hero is a vast network of fiber-optic cables lying deep under the sea. More than 95% of international internet traffic travels through these undersea cables. They stretch across the ocean floor, connecting
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OpenAI will let the US government inspect its most advanced AI models before public release. The arrangement is voluntary and limited to a 30-day review window. This move follows a recent executive order signed by President Trump. The order targets “frontier” AI systems with potential national security risks. It allows agencies to assess cybersecurity vulnerabilities
AI is no longer just a buzzword. It’s a national security priority now. President Donald Trump just signed a groundbreaking executive order that shakes up how the US handles advanced artificial intelligence. This move marks a major shift in the AI landscape and America’s race to stay ahead in tech power. A New Era of
Meta led a massive crackdown on online scam networks, removing more than 1.4 million fraudulent accounts. The operation spanned Facebook and Instagram, targeting criminal groups operating mainly in Southeast Asia. The effort involved Microsoft, Coinbase, Starlink, the Department of Justice, FBI, and international law enforcement from Thailand, the UK, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. Together,
The tech battle for global dominance just got a fierce new chapter. Europe is pushing back hard against reliance on foreign technology. The U.S. is tightening AI security like never before. Meanwhile, the AI revolution is shifting from ideas to full-on industrial power. What’s happening right now will shape the future of chips, cloud control,
The U.S. government just took a big step toward overseeing artificial intelligence. President Donald Trump signed a new executive order asking AI companies to share their most advanced models with the government before releasing them publicly. This process is voluntary. Companies can choose to submit their AI models up to 30 days before launch. The
Cisco just launched Cloud Control—a single platform where human operators and AI agents manage IT infrastructure together. This isn’t another dashboard update. It’s a command center built for what Cisco calls AgenticOps, a new operating model where AI runs at software speed but humans keep control. Cloud Control unites networking, security, compute, observability, and collaboration
The IRS is launching a powerful new tool to modernize its data systems. It’s a Palantir-built API designed to let multiple apps access IRS data seamlessly. This will help the agency break down its data silos and speed up investigations into financial crimes. The IRS Criminal Investigation unit is also upgrading its case management. Their
Microsoft is in hot water after threatening a security researcher with legal action. The drama started when the researcher, known as Nightmare Eclipse, published several zero-day vulnerabilities affecting Windows Defender and BitLocker. These are core security features used by millions of Windows users worldwide. The researcher shared details and working exploit code openly on platforms
Japan’s three financial giants just got a serious upgrade in cyber defense. OpenAI handed over its latest AI model, GPT-5.5 Cyber, exclusively to MUFG, Sumitomo Mitsui, and Mizuho banks. This isn’t a casual software deal—it’s a government-backed cybersecurity pact with diplomatic muscle. The model targets vulnerabilities before attackers do. It’s part of a “Trusted Access
