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Cloudflare OS Expands Its Ecosystem to Fight Shadow AI
Cloudflare is expanding Cloudflare OS with app integrations and services partners, positioning its AI workspace as the governed answer to shadow AI. The governance is a design claim, not a proven one.
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llm-d 1.0: Open-Source Distributed Inference for Production
llm-d 1.0 turns a cluster of model servers into one coordinated serving pool. It is already in production at major clouds; the cost savings it claims are not yet independently verified.
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ReadyServer LLM API: No-Cost Inference Bundled Into a VPS
Ready Server bundles OpenAI-compatible inference into every VPS at no marginal cost. The economics work because the capacity is shared, and the trade-off is a queue.
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Flexxon Tech4Biz Partnership: Secure Servers by Default
Flexxon is investing in Tech4Biz to co-develop servers with security built into the hardware. The pairing targets sovereign AI infrastructure, but nothing ships until 2027.
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AI data centres: Colt DCS and RMZ build Mumbai 3
Colt DCS and RMZ have started construction on a 64MW AI-ready facility in Navi Mumbai. We explain the liquid-cooling shift, India’s data-centre boom and what remains unverified.
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Hypervisor security: Broadcom’s VMware HyperArmor
Broadcom has launched VMware HyperArmor, adding hypervisor security to VMware Cloud Foundation with virtual patching, allow-listing and SSH MFA. We look at what it does and why it is an add-on.
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Sovereign cloud: Toku puts its CX platform inside the UAE
Toku has agreed to host its AI customer-experience platform on Core42’s sovereign cloud in the UAE. We look at the sovereign-cloud gate to public-sector AI — and what the deal does not disclose.
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Xoople Satellite Constellation: Why the Ground Segment Matters
Xoople’s KSAT partnership reveals an important part of its Earth-intelligence strategy: making satellite data useful at AI and enterprise scale requires more than spacecraft. The ground, cloud and data-delivery layers may become equally important.
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CSPM Goes Real-Time — and Hits the Limits of Agentless Scanning
Qualys’s Real-Time CSPM speeds up cloud configuration detection. Two limits matter more than the label — and the announcement is a re-issue.
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Oracle Point Beach Deal: What the $300 Million Pledge Really Covers
Oracle will absorb about $300 million in rising Point Beach nuclear costs. The pledge is real — but it covers 125–250 MW of a 1.3 GW campus, and it lands six weeks after Oracle dropped its lawsuit against the Wisconsin regulator.