From laser-linked GPUs in orbit to Linux 7.0’s AI-assisted bug hunting, we tour the biggest global moves reshaping infrastructure and policy. Plus: China’s classroom AI plan, SK Telecom’s Arm-based inference push, TSMC’s surge, France’s Linux pivot, and Rockstar’s third-party breach.

Urgent Adobe Acrobat zero day, AI counter-drone defenses for the World Cup, Microsoft's plan for an agentic SOC, a humanoid robot production surge, and fresh Artemis II mission data—packed into a fast, practical rundown. Patch guidance, governance takeaways, and where autonomy is headed next.

From a confirmed EU cloud breach to cheaper Google AI video, state-level pushback on data centers, shifting EU AI Act timelines, and Meta’s prescription-ready smart glasses — here’s what matters and why. Practical takeaways for builders, security leaders, and policy watchers.

Inside Amazon’s shareholder letter: Trainium demand nearly sold out, power capacity surging, and even potential chip rack sales. Plus Microsoft trims Windows 365 prices, South Korea guarantees baseline mobile data, Windows 11 tones down Copilot buttons, and Intel deepens its AI pact with Google.

Starfield lands on PS5 as Sony rolls out April’s PS Plus lineup, while we track key security signals, Sidetrade’s agentic AI plan, and the infrastructure powering generative AI. A fast, practical briefing on content cadence, enterprise strategy, and the pipes that make it all run.

California’s Senate weighs AI bills with national reach, while GitHub flips defaults on Copilot training data. We also cover TSMC’s Arizona surge rumors, Apple’s DarkSword backports, and Microsoft’s Office preview-pane risks.

We break down Microsoft’s pivot to monetizing Copilot and the weekend uproar as Anthropic restricts Claude subscriptions in third-party tools. Plus, Planet Labs curbs Iran-conflict imagery, Apple signs a driver enabling external AMD and Nvidia GPUs for AI on Apple Silicon, and Samsung nudges U.S. users to Google Messages and RCS.

Artemis II beams back Earth from deep space as Washington opens a new AI export push. We unpack Microsoft’s reliability stumbles, rising hardware costs, and Meta’s custom inference chips — and what it all means in the weeks ahead.

California pushes ahead with sweeping AI rules as OpenAI sunsets GPT-4o, Anthropic buys into biotech, and DeepMind lowers video costs. Plus, Europe’s chat-scanning derogation expires today, forcing rapid safety and compliance changes across the EU.

From NVIDIA's DLSS 4.5 and Microsoft's agentic AI security GA to Sonos' new speakers and the European Commission's Europa.eu cloud breach, we cover the biggest moves shaping tech today. Plus, Google's model changes and OpenAI's measurement push—what it means for developers, IT, and anyone shipping AI.