Enterprise
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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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Digital product passports face the verification test
SealTrust has published an item-level digital product passport demonstration as EU rules move from product-data principles towards registries, identifiers, interoperability, and practical verification.
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NIS2 reaches the shipboard network
Finnish operator ESL Shipping is bringing vessel connectivity, operational technology, staff training, and management oversight into a single cyber-risk programme as NIS2 reaches maritime transport.
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SFR breach exposes fibre customer data
French telecoms operator SFR has confirmed a July breach exposed contact information after attackers reached an internal tool used to manage and analyse fibre connections.
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London data centre tests net-zero planning
A proposed £14.7bn east London data centre campus has brought the electricity and carbon cost of Britain’s expanding AI infrastructure into a local planning decision.
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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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Exclaimer rebuilds the economics of MSP software
Exclaimer has rebuilt its MSP programme around consumption billing, centralised administration, PSA integration, and self-service as software suppliers adapt their commercial models to recurring managed services.
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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.
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AI productivity may push inflation higher first
New research challenges the assumption that AI-driven productivity will automatically suppress inflation, showing how investment and spending can rise before additional productive capacity arrives.
