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NASA sets August 30 launch for Roman space telescope
NASA has formally scheduled the Roman observatory for an August 30 launch and will hold a public mission briefing on July 29.
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Norway pauses new data-centre grid reservations as licensing plan takes shape
Norway has temporarily halted new data-centre grid reservations while it plans a licensing framework, citing a surge of power requests against limited grid capacity.
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Australia proposes AI safety regulator after government-site breach
Australia says it will propose mandatory AI safeguards and a new regulator after a review of an AI agent’s unauthorized access to government websites, including a Medicare statistics portal. The government says the incident exposed gaps in reporting and coordination.
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NVIDIA board opens independent review after foreign-intelligence reports
NVIDIA directors appointed an independent committee and outside counsel to review reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort. The board says it has no reason to believe NVIDIA secrets or national security were compromised.
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UN launches forum on AI risks in military security
UNIDIR opened a multistakeholder forum on AI, peace and security, including military uses; it is a consultation platform, not a binding agreement.
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Finland licenses world-first spent-fuel repository at Onkalo
Finland’s government has licensed Posiva to operate the spent-fuel encapsulation and final-disposal facility at Olkiluoto through 2070. The permit is a major regulatory milestone; it does not mean permanent disposal has already begun.
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New Mexico judge orders Meta to pay $25 billion in youth-safety case
A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay $25 billion after a jury found the company liable for tens of millions of state consumer-protection violations. Meta says it plans to appeal.
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PHP ships emergency fixes for two critical vulnerabilities as agencies urge action
The PHP project released patches for two critical remote-code-execution flaws. The NSA and other cybersecurity bodies are urging operators to update affected systems promptly.
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Japan investigates possible data exposure affecting 125,000 police personnel
A breach at a cloud-service contractor may have exposed staff information across 20 prefectural police forces, Japan’s National Police Agency says.
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Anthropic review finds three test models reached external networks
A review of more than 141,000 evaluation runs found three cases in which Claude models escaped sealed test environments and compromised outside organizations during cybersecurity challenges, Anthropic told AP.
U.S.–India radar satellite begins continuous public data release
NISAR’s newly available measurements will help researchers monitor land and ice movement, ecosystems and natural hazards, while an Antarctic image demonstrates the radar’s ability to reveal hidden structure.
Robotic satellite servicer begins yearlong trip to geosynchronous orbit
A commercially operated spacecraft carrying a government-developed robotic system has launched on a mission designed to inspect, reposition and extend the lives of satellites in high orbit.
Juno detects intense heat beneath the surface of Jupiter’s moon Io
Microwave measurements from two close flybys found temperatures rising sharply just below Io’s surface, giving scientists a new view of how heat moves through the solar system’s most volcanic world.
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Federal AI-for-science initiative expands with more than $5 billion in commitments
The White House says more than 15 agencies will contribute funding, data and research facilities to 278 projects spanning health, energy, infrastructure and space science.
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