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The FBI has seized websites linked to a pro-Iranian hacking group following a disruptive cyberattack on Stryker that wiped devices and caused global operational outages.
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The FBI has seized websites linked to a pro-Iranian hacking group following a disruptive cyberattack on Stryker that wiped devices and caused global operational outages.

CISA urges companies to secure Microsoft Intune systems after hackers wiped thousands of Stryker devices, raising concerns over enterprise endpoint security risks.

Rivian has pushed back its 2027 profitability goal as it increases investment in autonomous driving technology to stay competitive in the evolving EV market.

K2 is set to launch its first high-powered satellite designed for space computing, aiming to enable faster data processing in orbit and reduce reliance on ground systems.

Tubi teams up with popular TikTok creators to produce original shows, aiming to attract younger audiences and expand its ad-supported streaming platform.

Arc secures $50 million to expand its electric boat lineup into commercial and defence sectors, aiming to scale clean marine technology and reduce emissions.

US federal authorities are intensifying scrutiny of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software, focusing on safety performance, driver attention, and crash risks.

Amazon introduces Alexa+ in the UK, bringing upgraded AI features, smarter voice interactions, and more personalised assistance to Echo users nationwide.

Uber teams up with Rivian in a deal worth up to $1.25B to develop robotaxis, signalling a major push into autonomous ride-hailing and future mobility services.

A $1.1B investment aims to reshore critical minerals refining, strengthening domestic supply chains and reducing reliance on foreign processing of key energy materials.

Multiverse Computing is accelerating the adoption of compressed AI models, reducing model size and costs while maintaining performance for enterprise and real-world applications.

Two former Palantir executives emerge from stealth with $30M in funding, backed by Sequoia, to build advanced enterprise software, signalling strong investor confidence.
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