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ISSUE №2・MAY 12 – MAY 14, 2026

Google and SpaceX discuss orbital data centers, first confirmed AI-assisted zero-day exploit, Cerebras raises $5.55B in Nasdaq debut

This issue covers tech and business. We couldn't find enough verifiable natural-disaster or fun material for this period, so those categories are skipped; everything else is sourced.

Published: Coverage:May 12 – May 14 Items:6
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Tech

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Google and SpaceX in advanced talks over orbital AI data centers

Google and SpaceX are in advanced discussions over space-based AI data center infrastructure, with SpaceX positioning orbital compute as one of the lowest-cost options; Google had already invested $900 million in SpaceX back in 2015.

Verification note: Discussion progress is from a tech-news roundup; for official deal terms, check both companies' announcements.

First confirmed AI-assisted zero-day exploit bypasses two-factor authentication

Security researchers confirmed the first documented case of an AI-assisted zero-day exploit, in which hackers used AI to identify and weaponize a previously unknown software flaw, successfully bypassing two-factor authentication.

Verification note: Attack methodology is from a tech-news roundup; for official investigation findings, check the relevant security agency's own announcement.

Apple releases iOS 26.5 beta with end-to-end encrypted RCS messaging

Apple released an iOS 26.5 beta adding end-to-end encryption support for RCS messaging through supported carriers, a key security upgrade for iPhone messaging.

Verification note: Feature details are from a tech-news roundup; for the official rollout timeline, check Apple's own announcements.
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Business

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Cerebras raises $5.55B in Nasdaq debut, valued at ~$56.4B

AI chip startup Cerebras debuted on Nasdaq under ticker CBRS, raising $5.55 billion at a fully diluted valuation of roughly $56.4 billion, positioning it as a major Nvidia rival in wafer-scale AI processors.

Verification note: Listing figures are from a tech-news roundup; for official numbers, check Cerebras' own announcement.

Defense startup Anduril raises $5B at a $61B valuation, lands $20B Army deal

Defense tech startup Anduril raised $5 billion led by Thrive Capital and Andreessen Horowitz at a $61 billion valuation, while also securing a $20 billion US Army deal for its Lattice AI platform.

Verification note: Funding and contract figures are from a tech-news roundup; for official contract terms, check Anduril's own announcement.

General Motors cuts about 500-600 IT jobs, seeking stronger AI skills

General Motors announced layoffs affecting roughly 500-600 IT workers, saying it is seeking employees with stronger AI and emerging-technology skills.

Verification note: Layoff scale is from a tech-news roundup; for the official statement, check GM's own announcement.
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