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AI vendor dependency is becoming a resilience risk
By Ben Lipczynski Published
The future of successful enterprise AI use will be determined by organizations baking governance and resilience strategies into business plans.

NATO wants thousands of AI drones guarding its borders — but there’s one thing they won’t be allowed to do
By Christian Cawley Published
NATO plans to bolster its eastern defenses with AI assisted drones, but won’t give the autonomous technology the power to engage targets without human oversight

US Space Force and Japan launch new satellites to boost surveillance across the Pacific and further beyond
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
US and Japan complete second hosted military payload launch, expanding American orbital surveillance across the Indo-Pacific and geosynchronous orbit.

Ukraine drone maker launches self-driving wagon capable of lugging 210kg across bumpy terrain — could this be its next secret weapon to turning the tide of war?
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Temerland’s Gnom L2 carries 210 kilograms across rough terrain, using remote control, larger batteries and mixed wheels and tracks.

Alabama town left powerless against new Bitcoin mining data center after developer finds loophole
By Rahim Amir Published
An Alabama town and its county both passed moratoriums, but a 50 MW Bitcoin mine is being built anyway because they aren't allowed to zone.

Japanese ecommerce giant Rakuten teams up with German startup to build military drones
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Rakuten is helping German defence startup Helsing introduce its HX-2 strike drone to Japan's military through ongoing field trials.

Public TV channel sues Iron Mountain data center after its cloud storage vendor goes out of business
By Rahim Amir Published
A St. Louis PBS station bought cloud storage from a vendor that has now gone defunct and is now in a legal battle with its landlord for access to its own data

Coders are slacking when it comes to web standards — and that simply won't do in the AI age
By Christian Cawley Published
French developer leads project to discover how closely website developers stick to web standards, and the results are disappointing.

'There is no reliable, economical one-size-fits-all model on the horizon': Experts claim AI costs will grow fivefold by 2028, as demand continues to soar
By Christian Cawley Published
Experts have determined some uncomfortable truths about token economics, where falling token prices are pushing the development of complex agentic workflows, outweighing the savings
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