Tencent has gained access to Nvidia’s banned Blackwell AI chips by using data centres in Japan and Australia, instead of bringing the hardware into China. The setup lets Tencent keep training advanced AI models while staying outside US export rules.

A faulty Cloudflare configuration file caused a major outage that briefly took down many popular websites and apps. The issue spread quickly because so many services rely on Cloudflare to manage their traffic.

The FTC is investigating Microsoft's business practices across cloud services, AI, cybersecurity, and software licensing, focusing on potential anti-competitive behaviour. This comes amid rising pressure on tech giants as regulators examine their growing influence and market dominance.

Icebreaker, a groundbreaking blockchain-based platform aiming to be the world's first open-source professional network built on blockchain technology, has announced securing $5 million in seed funding. Icebreaker's valuation currently sits at $21 million, reflecting the potential investors see in its ability to shake up the dominance of close networks like LinkedIn.

Dropbox has issued a report regarding a data breach concerning its Dropbox Sign e-signature service.

Google Cloud's participation as a volunteer validator on the XPLA gaming chain aligns with its broader commitment to blockchain networks. The partnership aims to foster growth in Web3 gaming, emphasizing transparency and innovative experiences.

Google Cloud has joined the "EigenLayer Operator Working Group" along with more than 65 operators and independent participants.

A recent cyberattack on Coin Cloud, a defunct Bitcoin ATM company, exposes alarming threats to user safety. Hackers claim to have breached 300,000 users' sensitive data, including personal information and 70,000 customer selfie verifications, posing risks of physical harm and exploitation. The attack highlights the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity measures and proactive data protection efforts.

The President of Botswana, Mokgweetsi Masisi, has publicly endorsed the use of blockchain technology to bring greater transparency to the country's lucrative diamond industry. With the world's second largest diamond reserves, blockchain could help Botswana ensure sustainability and fairness across its diamond supply chain.