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Clackamas County DA weighs 10-year Axon AI contract for evidence analysis
Clackamas County commissioners are set to vote on a proposed 10-year Axon contract that would add AI tools for the district attorney’s office.
Ohio State survey finds public comfort with AI in health care has fallen
An Ohio State survey finds U.S. comfort with AI in health care has fallen, while many adults already use AI for health decisions.
Marist University unveils institution-wide AI strategy
Marist University has unveiled a three-year AI strategy centered on student readiness, ethical innovation and a new AI Academy.
Enverus launches Enverus ONE for the energy industry
Enverus has launched Enverus ONE, a governed AI platform for energy workflows that it says is available now.
AI Alliance launches Project Tapestry for open and sovereign AI
The AI Alliance has launched Project Tapestry, an open-source effort aimed at collaborative, sovereign AI development.
Vertex adds new AI compliance capabilities to its cloud platform
Vertex says it has added new AI capabilities to Vertex Cloud to help enterprises automate tax and compliance workflows.
Freight Technologies launches DODA Smart for Mexican customs compliance
Freight Technologies says it has launched DODA Smart, an AI-powered customs compliance platform for Mexico-linked trade operators.
Ex-Meta worker investigated for downloading 30,000 private Facebook photos
A former Meta worker is being investigated after BBC News reported the company suspected a download of around 30,000 private Facebook photos.
Telesystem launches EasyRoute for faster Microsoft Teams calling deployments
Telesystem has unveiled EasyRoute, a Microsoft Teams Direct Routing product that it says simplifies deployment, improves security and speeds setup.
Netnumber and TwoFive announce Japan and Vietnam phone-number intelligence partnership
Netnumber and TwoFive have announced a partnership to expand phone-number intelligence services into Japan and Vietnam, aiming to improve routing accuracy and reduce fraud.
Intel rises after KeyBanc lifts price target to $70 on tight CPU supply
Intel shares moved higher after KeyBanc raised its price target to $70 from $65 and kept an Overweight rating, citing tight CPU supply and better pricing.
Commercial cloud infrastructure is now a wartime target.
Confirmed damage to Oracle’s Dubai offices and an official Bahrain fire report show cloud-adjacent infrastructure is being pulled into the conflict.
AMTZ launches MedTech Hackathon 2026 in Visakhapatnam
AMTZ has launched MedTech Hackathon 2026 in Visakhapatnam, bringing together startups and innovators for a four-day health-tech event.
Anthropic blocks Claude subscriptions from third-party harnesses like OpenClaw
Anthropic has begun blocking Claude Pro and Max subscriptions from being used through third-party harnesses such as OpenClaw, according to TechCrunch and other reports. Affected users will need separate billing for those workflows.
Anthropic stops Claude subscriptions from covering third-party AI agents like OpenClaw
Anthropic is ending Claude Pro and Max subscription coverage for third-party agent tools such as OpenClaw, according to VentureBeat and Anthropic support pages. Users who want continued access will need separate usage billing.
SpaceX’s orbital data-center plan faces old hurdles of power, economics and regulation
SpaceX has filed with the FCC for an orbital data-center system of up to one million satellites, putting the idea under regulatory review. Reuters says the concept faces familiar challenges around power, cooling, orbital congestion and economics, much like Microsoft’s discontinued Project Natick subsea experiment.
Related Digital nears $16 billion financing for Oracle data center, Bloomberg News reports
Related Digital is nearing $16 billion in financing for a Michigan data center campus tied to Oracle and OpenAI workloads, according to Bloomberg and Reuters. The project remains on schedule, with financing expected to close shortly.