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Japan is racing to build a domestic drone industry, pushing startups toward defense work amid growing missile and China concerns.

Ukraine's VORON ground robot uses net launchers to intercept FPV drones while supporting logistics, evacuation, reconnaissance, and other frontline missions.

South Korea will adapt Archer's Midnight flying taxi for military missions while supporting certification work and future commercial air mobility development.

Rosaic, a new Delaware startup with former Rivos staff and ties to Intel's CEO, gained unusual licensing access to Intel's Atom chip technology.

Amazon's Claude Sonnet deployment cost $1.8 million, 860% over budget, exposing broader AI spending issues despite the company's continued experimentation defense.

Third-party data centers now host more enterprise workloads as operators confront increasing power consumption, workforce shortages, outage costs and expansion challenges.

GMKTec's Neo-X1 combines AMD's fastest mobile processor with desktop RTX graphics inside a compact workstation featuring liquid cooling and Wi-Fi 7.

Nvidia is considering $250 billion in financing support as OpenAI pursues a 10GW Ohio data center costing more than $500 billion.

Amazon linked a North Korean hacking group to software supply chain attacks while warning generative AI is changing malware development techniques.

High-altitude balloons are evolving into drone carriers, offering affordable long-endurance operations despite navigation challenges caused by unpredictable stratospheric winds.

The Hugging Face cybersecurity breach unexpectedly strengthened China's GLM-5.2 while fuelling Washington's debate over restricting Chinese open-weight AI models.

Russia unveiled Volna Kupol Garant, an electronic warfare system designed to interfere with Starlink satellites using directed radio transmissions from Earth.

Russia patented a tethered carrier drone capable of launching six reconnaissance copters while supplying continuous power, communications, and automated recovery.

The Pentagon is adopting Ukrainian drone expertise while expanding domestic manufacturing to reduce America's significant production gap and strengthen capabilities.

Palantir and Armada developed containerized AI data centers using Nvidia B300 accelerators, enabling battlefield processing without continuous cloud connectivity requirements.

Acrab introduced Agent Box, a compact AI computer claiming powerful local language model performance, lower costs, efficient processing, and autonomous capabilities.

Seagate credits cloud data center demand for strong growth, although future enterprise HDD allocation plans remain undisclosed.

The Royal Navy tested a robotic boat launching a tethered drone in rough seas, demonstrating autonomous maritime surveillance capabilities.

Majestic Labs unveiled an Arm-based AI server replacing GPUs with unified LPDDR6 memory, claiming lower costs and dramatically larger capacity.

Unitree unveiled the AS2-W robotic vehicle featuring advanced AI, rugged mobility, and specifications attracting military interest after recent joint exercises.

Etched secured SK Hynix backing at a $10.3 billion valuation while expanding custom AI inference hardware using Low Voltage Inference technology.

Ukraine receives Stone Cloak technology rights from Britain, allowing domestic production of tablet-sized electronic warfare devices designed against enemy drones.

AI firms buy and destroy rare pre-2022 books to create clean training data, concealing purchases through NDAs while courts approve the practice.

Meta redesigned its storage architecture with SSD caching and faster metadata access, dramatically reducing AI loading times while improving GPU utilisation.

Ukraine plans longer-range drones reaching 10,000 km by 2027 while pursuing US cooperation for production, testing, and advanced unmanned technology development.