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  • Japan mandates bank cybersecurity policy reviews following surge in attacks

    Japan mandates bank cybersecurity policy reviews following surge in attacks

    Japanese regulatory authorities have responded to a recent surge in cyberattacks targeting the financial sector by mandating that domestic banks conduct comprehensive reviews of their current cybersecurity policies. This directive is part of a broader government effort to bolster the resilience of Japan’s financial infrastructure against digital threats.

    Alongside the requirement for banks to reassess their internal security measures, the government is currently in the process of drafting an emergency cybersecurity policy package. This legislative and regulatory initiative aims to establish a more robust defense mechanism to address the recent wave of unauthorized access attempts and system vulnerabilities that have affected the banking sector.

    The move underscores the increasing focus on digital resilience within Japan’s financial markets as institutions face persistent and evolving security risks. Further details regarding the specific components of the emergency package and the timeline for banks to complete their reviews are expected to emerge as the drafting process continues.

    Source: Finextra
    Original article: https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/48646/japan-tells-banks-to-review-cyber-policies-following-wave-of-attacks?utm_medium=rssfinextra&utm_source=finextrafeed

  • Anthropic officially files for public IPO

    Anthropic officially files for public IPO

    Anthropic has officially initiated the process for a public debut, filing for an initial public offering (IPO). The filing provides an early look into the company’s financial health, highlighting a period of significant growth characterized by rising revenue balanced against substantial, mounting operational losses.

    A core element of the disclosure is the company’s notable traction in the enterprise sector, where it has seen major adoption of its AI models. This commercial expansion serves as a central pillar of the firm’s growth strategy as it prepares to enter the public markets.

    Beyond the financial figures, the filing outlines an unconventional governance structure. This framework is specifically designed to maintain control in the hands of the founders while simultaneously safeguarding the company’s stated focus on AI safety and its long-term research mission. This dual emphasis on commercial scalability and mission-oriented safety governance has been a defining feature of the organization’s business model.

    As the company moves toward its public debut, market observers will be focused on how it reconciles the high costs of AI infrastructure and development with the scalability of its enterprise-focused products, all while adhering to the internal constraints of its safety-focused governance model.

    Source: TechCrunch
    Original article: https://techcrunch.com/2026/10/26/anthropic-officially-files-for-its-public-debut/

  • Revolut expands into UK personal lending market

    Revolut expands into UK personal lending market

    Fintech company Revolut has launched a personal loan product in the UK, representing a new effort by the digital firm to compete directly with the country’s traditional high street banking institutions.

    This move expands Revolut’s existing financial service offerings into the consumer credit sector. While the company has grown significantly as a digital banking and payments platform, the introduction of personal loans signals a further diversification of its services as it seeks to capture more market share from established banks.

    The development is part of the ongoing shift in the UK financial landscape, where digital-first platforms continue to challenge incumbents by integrating lending services directly into their existing mobile-app ecosystems.

    Source: Finextra
    Original article: https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/48647/revolut-launches-personal-loans-in-the-uk?utm_medium=rssfinextra&utm_source=finextrafeed

  • Reserve Bank of India opens data center in Bhubaneswar

    Reserve Bank of India opens data center in Bhubaneswar

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has officially launched a new data center facility located in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. The facility is equipped with 700 racks to bolster the institution’s digital infrastructure.

    According to the details provided, this new site is designed to function in support of the Reserve Bank of India’s primary data center, which is located in Navi Mumbai.

    Source: Data Center Dynamics
    Original article: https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/reserve-bank-of-india-launches-data-center-in-bhubaneswar-odisha/

  • SWI launches dedicated AI cloud division SWI Compute

    SWI launches dedicated AI cloud division SWI Compute

    SWI has officially launched a new division dedicated to artificial intelligence cloud services, branded as SWI Compute. The new unit is designed to support the growing demand for high-performance AI infrastructure.

    As part of its initial deployment, SWI Compute will operate with a capacity of 30MW. This capacity is designated for the company’s planned development project located in Cambridge.

    Source: Data Center Dynamics
    Original article: https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/swi-launches-ai-cloud-unit-swi-compute/

  • Bull awarded €40m to deliver HLRE-5 supercomputer to the German Climate Computing Center

    Bull awarded €40m to deliver HLRE-5 supercomputer to the German Climate Computing Center

    The German Climate Computing Center (DKRZ) has awarded a €40 million contract to Bull to supply the organization’s next-generation supercomputer, designated as HLRE-5.

    The system is set to be powered by high-performance hardware, specifically utilizing Nvidia GB200 Superchips and Vera CPUs. This architecture is designed to support the intensive computational requirements of climate modeling and research.

    As of this reporting, further technical specifications and the project’s delivery timeline remain limited to the announcement of the contract value and core hardware components.

    Source: Data Center Dynamics
    Original article: https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/bull-awarded-40m-to-deliver-hlre-5-supercomputer-to-the-german-climate-computing-center/

  • Additive chemistry’s role in future data center liquid cooling

    Additive chemistry’s role in future data center liquid cooling

    As data centers increasingly adopt liquid cooling systems to manage higher heat densities, the selection of appropriate coolant fluids has become a critical operational consideration. Recent industry guidance emphasizes that additive chemistry is essential for optimizing the performance of these systems.

    The integration of specific chemical additives is identified as a key factor in enhancing coolant efficiency. Beyond thermal management, these additives play a vital role in providing robust corrosion protection, which is necessary to maintain the integrity of cooling loops over time. By incorporating precise chemical formulations, operators can improve the long-term reliability of their cooling infrastructure, mitigating risks associated with system degradation in next-generation environments.

    Source: Data Center Dynamics
    Original article: https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/whitepapers/rethinking-coolant-selection-for-modern-and-future-cooling-systems/

  • Kao Data to host CommonAI’s AI scaling and inference lab in Harlow

    Kao Data to host CommonAI’s AI scaling and inference lab in Harlow

    Kao Data has confirmed that it will host the new AI Scaling and Inference Lab operated by CommonAI. The facility will be located at Kao Data’s data center campus in Harlow.

    According to the announcement, the lab is designed to support advanced artificial intelligence research and development. To facilitate these operations, the infrastructure will utilize specialized hardware from both Nvidia and AMD, providing the compute density necessary for high-performance AI scaling and inference workloads.

    This partnership highlights the growing demand for specialized data center space tailored to the unique power and cooling requirements of high-end AI processing hardware.

    Source: Data Center Dynamics
    Original article: https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/kao-data-to-host-commonais-ai-scaling-inference-lab-at-harlow-data-center/

  • Kali Linux 2026.3 released with new security tools and system improvements

    Kali Linux 2026.3 released with new security tools and system improvements

    The development team behind Kali Linux has announced the release of version 2026.3, marking the third major update for the distribution this year. This release continues the project’s focus on providing a comprehensive platform for penetration testing and security research.

    Key updates in the 2026.3 release include the integration of six new security and hacking tools, expanding the suite of utilities available to security professionals. In addition to the new toolset, the update includes notable improvements to the desktop environment, designed to enhance user experience and system performance. The release also features refreshed build scripts, which aim to streamline the process of maintaining and deploying custom versions of the operating system.

    As a widely used platform in the cybersecurity community, these regular updates ensure that users have access to the latest security research tools and system refinements. The 2026.3 release is now available for users looking to maintain their environments with the latest software patches and feature additions.

    Source: BleepingComputer
    Original article: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/linux/kali-linux-20263-released-with-6-new-tools-desktop-updates/

  • Greece inaugurates Daedalus supercomputer

    Greece inaugurates Daedalus supercomputer

    Greece has officially inaugurated its new high-performance computing system, the Daedalus supercomputer. The infrastructure is capable of delivering 85 petaflops of performance, positioning it as a significant addition to the nation’s digital research and computational capabilities.

    The system is built upon Nvidia H200 hardware, leveraging the company’s specialized GPU technology to handle intensive workloads. Notably, the installation is housed within a repurposed building, reflecting an approach to facility development that utilizes existing infrastructure to host advanced digital assets.

    Source: Data Center Dynamics
    Original article: https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/daedalus-supercomputer-inaugurated-in-greece/