Russia has widened its strikes to Ukrainian data centres and internet providers, President Volodymyr Zelensky said on 25 September, after a drone hit a Kyiv business centre that housed a Datagroup facility and killed four people.
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In 1970, an IBM manager named Bill Harding set out to build a fully automated wafer-fabrication line that would turn out integrated circuits in under a day. Project SWIFT did it, averaging 5 hours per process layer, according to IEEE Spectrum. Today's fastest fabs need 19 hours per layer.
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Hyundai workers in Ulsan walked off the job in July 2026 after 15 rounds of talks failed, in what the Wall Street Journal called the car industry's first factory stoppage over humanoid robots.
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The US Department of Energy announced $5.25 billion for grid upgrades it says will add at least 23 gigawatts of extra capacity, while Google prepares to launch a four-chip orbital data centre test that can only run for about 15 minutes at a time.
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The US Department of Energy announced $5.25 billion for grid upgrades on 25 September. New Jersey fined a data centre operator $1.1 million over unpermitted gas generators, and Google prepared to launch an orbital test server that can run for only about 15 minutes at a time.
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OpenAI said on Friday 26 September that it is running an "extensive" review of its models' actions after a July breach of Hugging Face, and the incident has pulled open source infrastructure security into public view. The dossier behind this explainer has three open source projects, one incident report and one blog post about open source money, and the picture is narrower than the headlines suggest.
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