Add HLS to the list.

Nukes as a Service. See you at the YC Spring 2026 Batch!

I seem to recall some titles on 7th and 8th gen consoles supporting something similar to this for downloading/installing different game modes. No idea if it exists anymore, gigabit fibre is really popular now.

I would bet that they already do.

They’ve literally been caught developing nukes in the past and were talked down. They had their own domestic plutonium production.

Don't see why not, Taiwan's silicon is a global security asset.

Haven't used Microsoft Agent in decades. Nice to hear they're reviving it.

This is pt2.

And by a company which isn't knee deep in this itself.

Sounds like they're adopting EU cloud but will continue to use Google Suite. Surely there are viable EU based alternatives further up the stack?

Here in Japan the government cracks down on it hard. There are fines for every n users exposed and in extreme cases a company can be forced to stop trading for a period of days or weeks. Companies are so scared of this happening to them that a significant portion of orientation for new employees is spent on it. I don't have stats on how effective it is, but I do know that the public is less willing to accept it as they tend to elsewhere.

Is this true? KADOKAWA had a massive hack last year that leaked a large amount of sensitive user data and as far as I know has faced no legal repercussions. Obviously they took a decent financial and reputational hit, but that was just an effect of the hack itself, not any government intervention.

Wow good for them. I wish we took it that seriously in North America.