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Google’s developer conference delivered Gemini 3.5 Flash, the CodeMender AI security agent, expanded SynthID watermarking, and a universal agentic commerce layer. Here is what the announcements mean for businesses building on Google’s ecosystem.
OpenAI’s Daybreak platform repositions Codex as an enterprise security tool for automated code review, dependency risk analysis, patch validation, and threat modelling, with partners including Cloudflare, Cisco, CrowdStrike, Oracle, and Zscaler.
Amazon’s ‘What’s Next with AWS 2026’ event delivered a wave of announcements: a new AI work assistant, OpenAI model availability on Bedrock, multicloud connectivity, and high-memory Mac instances.
Microsoft launched the Azure Denmark East datacenter region for data residency and low-latency workloads in Europe, while announcing the discontinuation of reserved instance purchases for a wide range of older VM families from July 2026.
A malicious version of the Nx Console extension appeared on the VS Code Marketplace on May 19, silently fetching an obfuscated payload designed to harvest developer secrets and poison downstream pipelines.
GitProtect’s annual DevOps Threat Unwrapped Report identifies seven hard truths for security teams, including the growing abuse of trusted Git hosting platforms, AI-enabled attack vectors, and espionage-motivated breaches rising 163% year-over-year.
DigitalOcean launched a fully integrated AI-native cloud spanning infrastructure, inference, data, and managed agents, as its Q1 2026 results showed 22% revenue growth driven by surging AI customer demand.
Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and La Poste now reject or silently discard mail from bulk senders that lack proper SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records, making authentication a hard business requirement rather than a best practice.
The GDPR marks its tenth anniversary as the European Commission’s Digital Omnibus package introduces the first significant reform proposals, while organisations face an August 2026 compliance deadline for high-risk AI systems under the EU AI Act.
Hetzner Cloud load balancers now support post-quantum hybrid key agreement for TLS 1.3, while the broader 2026 price revision that took effect on 1 April reflects sharply rising hardware and infrastructure costs across the industry.
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