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Tracks the technical systems, bottlenecks, and standards that reshape industrial power before they become mainstream narratives.

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NASA Abandons “Core Module” Concept, Sparking Debate Over the Viability of Its Commercial Space Station Transition Strategy

On June 1, NASA effectively said it is dropping the previously proposed “core module” approach and adjusting its strategy for transitioning from the International Space Station (ISS) to commercial space stations. Three sources consistently indicate that NASA’s support model for commercial space stations in low Earth orbit is changing, but their accounts differ or do not fully explain the market assessment, funding arrangements, and impact on companies.

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Telefónica and Google Cloud Launch Sovereign Cloud Partnership in Spain, Spotlighting Data Sovereignty, Residency and Access Controls

Telefónica and Google Cloud have announced a sovereign cloud collaboration for organizations in Spain. All three sources confirm that the two companies are moving forward with sovereign cloud products and services for the Spanish market; Source 1 specifically says Google Cloud sees Telefónica as its trusted data-sovereignty partner in Spain. However, the exact target users, product scope, and technical details are not fully consistent across the sources, and some information cannot be confirmed from the provided materials.

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Cisco study says multi-turn manipulation can bypass mainstream LLM safety guardrails, involving OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Amazon and xAI models

Cisco researchers say several mainstream large language models may have their safety guardrails bypassed under multi-turn, iterative conversational manipulation. The disclosed sources collectively point to models such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Amazon Nova and Grok, but differences in specific model configurations and the extent of impact are only partially mentioned in the provided sources and could not be fully confirmed.

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Anthropic Completes $65 Billion Funding Round, Valuation Reaches $965 Billion, Surpassing OpenAI

Anthropic completed a $65 billion funding round around May 28, 2026. Multiple sources confirm that its post-money valuation reached $965 billion, allowing it to surpass OpenAI and become one of the most valuable private AI startups at the time. However, source estimates differ: CNBC and Bloomberg cite $965 billion, while Forbes reports $900 billion. The lead investors are not fully identified in the provided sources, and Altimeter Capital, Dragoneer, Greenoaks, and Sequoia Capital are not mentioned.

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IEI Announces COMPUTEX 2026 Edge AI Platform Showcase, Focusing on Industrial Automation and Network Resilience

IEI Integration Corp. said it will present “Resilient Edge AI Platforms” at COMPUTEX 2026 at booth P0114 in TaiNEX 2, Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 2, highlighting the convergence of AI computing, real-time control, and cyber-resilient infrastructure at the industrial edge. Cross-checking across three sources confirms the IEI-related facts; a third source mentions a joint Blaize and Winmate showcase, but it is a different entity and cannot be merged with IEI’s announcement.

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Illinois Passes SB 315 AI Safety Bill: Frontier AI Companies Face Third-Party Audit Requirements

The Illinois legislature has passed SB 315, an AI safety regulatory bill. Its core provisions include requiring frontier AI companies to undergo third-party safety audits, submit safety plans, and report major safety incidents. All three sources confirm the bill has passed the state legislature, and Governor JB Pritzker has said he will sign it. However, the exact scope of the bill, whether it has formally taken effect, and comparative claims such as “strongest” or “first” vary across sources or could not be further confirmed.

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