Reliance and Kudankulam files surface on the dark web: India's critical-infra breach story enters its supply-chain phase
The 2019 Kudankulam intrusion went through a contractor. Seven years later, the entry point may still be the same.
yesterday 7 8
Anthropic files for an October IPO: the lab that made caution its selling point tests public markets
Anthropic is preparing a US listing as early as October, according to Tech in Asia. The number nobody has yet: at what price the "safety-first" narrative sells to public investors when OpenAI still sets the tempo.
yesterday 9 8
Trend Micro partners with Anthropic and OpenAI to tackle the Korean security market
Trend Micro is pushing a security offering in Korea backed by its partnerships with Anthropic and OpenAI. The real signal is not the geography: it's the strategy of inserting provider models through the sector integrator.
Jul 15, 2026 at 12:34 12 7
Age verification EU: the "wallet" requires Android or iOS - a political rail disguised as a spec
The EU wallet age verification spec de facto requires an official mobile OS. Cryptographic security versus interoperability - but the European identity rail is being set in concrete with a foreign OS duopoly as a dependency.
Jul 14, 2026 at 15:44 9 8
"It works, don't touch it" - the most dangerous phrase in tech in 2026
A viral post is making waves among CTOs: the old wisdom "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" has become the best enemy of survival in the agentic era.
Jul 11, 2026 at 17:15 13 10
Japan's humanoid moment: Mitsubishi Motors and Fanuc pull robots into daily production
Mitsubishi Motors will mass-produce humanoid robots for its own factories (1,000/month by 2027, via a University of Tokyo spin-out). Fanuc + Taisei doubled a warehouse's space efficiency with AI. Japan is not talking about humanoids - it's ordering them.
Jul 11, 2026 at 11:41 11 7
CXMT files $9.8B IPO: China's memory push seeks a public balance sheet at cycle peak
CXMT aims for a $9.8 billion IPO. China lists its memory at the peak of the HBM/DRAM cycle, continuing the thread opened with the previous fundraising.
17 h ago 7 8
Energy IPOs surge as investors hunt for ways to play the AI boom
Ars Technica documents a wave of IPOs in the energy sector, driven by investors looking to board the AI train without buying Nvidia at its current multiples. The energy proxy becomes the favorite derivative trade - a clear end-of-cycle signal.
yesterday 8 8
Washington asks for a cut of Korean chipmakers' 'excess profits': the tariff frame goes profit-side
A single-source Korea Times story that, if true, shifts US-Korea chip diplomacy from tariffs to profit sharing.
yesterday 11 11
TSMC pledges another $100bn for US fabs: the compute pinch is now foreign policy
A second $100 bn tranche on top of Arizona. TSMC is now restructuring its US roadmap around AI accelerators - and Washington politics.
yesterday 8 8
TSMC's fifth consecutive record Q2: the compute crunch has become the new normal
TSMC is set to post a fifth consecutive record Q2 profit. Records used to be a surprise; five in a row means the AI compute pinch is no longer a spike, it is the operating regime.
yesterday 9 8
Three seconds of voice are enough: AI voice fraud has surpassed public defense
An article synthesizes the state of voice cloning attacks: zero cost for the attacker, impossible detection for a human, and vectors multiplied. Technical defenses exist - they are not deployed.
Jul 15, 2026 at 19:28 9 6