AI
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TCS takes control of Porsche consultancy MHP
TCS will acquire Porsche consultancy MHP alongside five-year AI partnership.
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SCP swaps entertainment for autonomous defence
SCP Standard Capital Partners is buying two young autonomous and counter-drone technology companies while selling its entertainment holdings in an abrupt listed-company pivot towards defence technology.
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Exploited MLflow flaw reaches AI infrastructure
A critical MLflow vulnerability has entered CISA’s known-exploited catalogue, turning a flaw in widely used AI engineering infrastructure into an immediate patching priority.
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NFON’s AI growth meets a tougher market
NFON’s newer AI services are generating recurring revenue growth, but weakness in its established business telephony operation has forced the German communications provider to cut its outlook.
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Google puts coding agents under tighter controls
Google is bringing Antigravity into Gemini Enterprise with controls covering sandboxes, permissions, budgets, logging, and data as autonomous coding tools move into production engineering.
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OpenAI tests zero-retention safety controls
OpenAI is testing safety monitoring designed to identify risky behaviour across multiple AI interactions while preserving zero-data-retention arrangements for organisations handling sensitive information.
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France turns to sovereign AI after tax hack
France plans to use sovereign AI suppliers to probe government cyber weaknesses after compromised credentials enabled attackers to extract tax information concerning 678,000 individuals and businesses.
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AI pushes Europe’s data centres outward
AI infrastructure is pushing Europe’s largest data centre projects away from established hubs as access to electricity, land, and grid connections outweighs proximity to major cities.
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Coding agents move into the team channel
Slack Code moves AI coding agents from private developer sessions into shared channels where colleagues can inspect changes, test previews, intervene, and approve work before deployment.
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A billion Gemma downloads reshape open AI
Google says its Gemma open-model family has passed one billion downloads, showing how AI competition increasingly depends on developer distribution, tooling, fine-tuning, and deployment flexibility.
