Chaque semaine, De Quoi Je Me Mail ouvre le débat sur l'actu high-tech ! En compagnie de journalistes, mais aussi de personnalités spécialistes du numérique, nous analysons, décortiquons les grandes tendances du moment. Ce dimanche, nous commentons l'actu avec François Sorel, journaliste à BFM Tech, Anthony Morel, journaliste BFM Business, Nicolas Guyot, rédacteur en chef de Clubic, et Gonzague Dambricourt, cofondateur de BoucheCousue.
Chaque semaine, De Quoi Je Me Mail ouvre le débat sur l'actu high-tech ! En compagnie de journalistes, mais aussi de personnalités spécialistes du numérique, nous analysons, décortiquons les grandes tendances du moment. Ce vendredi, nous commentons l'actu avec François Sorel journaliste à BFM Tech, Anthony Morel, journaliste BFM Business, Nicolas Guyot, rédacteur en chef de Clubic, et Gonzague Dambricourt, cofondateur de BoucheCousue.
Chaque semaine, De Quoi Je Me Mail ouvre le débat sur l'actu high-tech ! En compagnie de journalistes, mais aussi de personnalités spécialistes du numérique, nous analysons, décortiquons les grandes tendances du moment. Ce vendredi, nous commentons l'actu avec François Sorel journaliste à BFM Tech, Anthony Morel, journaliste BFM Business, Nicolas Guyot, rédacteur en chef de Clubic, et Gonzague Dambricourt, cofondateur de BoucheCousue.
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Over 41,000 people have signed a petition to prevent the construction of Microsoft's hyperscale data center in Leeds, England. The petition was started by a collective of 100 people but has since garnered support from thousands of people, including local residents.
Microsoft received the go-ahead to build the data center in April when the Leeds City Council unanimously approved the project, though a final decision requires permission from the local Chief Planning Officer. In total, three data center buildings totaling around 424,000 sq ft and the required power and water infrastructure will be built.
The data center will stand on the former Skelton Grange power station site, which used to have two coal-fired power stations. Those stations have since been demolished.
Those in favor of the project cite that 740 jobs will be created during the building phase and that over 350 permanent roles will come as a result of the new data center being built. A piece from the Leeds Times focuses largely on the potential positive outcomes of the project.
People opposed to the project highlight the potential environmental impact of the data center.
"There is overwhelming evidence that this site would pose a risk to the health and wellbeing of local residents, and the surrounding environment," reads the petition to prevent the construction of the data center.
The petition flags the large amount of water needed to cool the chips in the data center any time outside temperatures rise above about 29 degrees Celsius (84.2 degrees Fahrenheit). England is at the tail end of one of its hottest summers on record.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella spoke on water requirements for data centers earlier this year. Nadella claimed that "the daily water usage over the course of an entire year is roughly equivalent to what a single restaurant would use."
The Microsoft CEO's remarks were general and did not specifically address concerns about the future data center in Leeds.
Power usage is also a concern raised by the petition:
"The site would use truly vast amounts of energy to power, making it by far the single biggest carbon emitter in Leeds. Over its planned 60 year lifetime it is projected to release more than 200,000,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide. This is almost the equivalent of one year of the UK’s entire emissions."
The Leeds Planning Committee has already approved the construction of Microsoft's data center in Leeds. The final decision on the project will come from Chief Planning Officer Martin Elliot.
The petition claims there was "insufficient scrutiny of the project’s impacts" before the project was approved. The makers of the petition hope to prevent the final approval of the project and suggest potential legal action could follow to challenge the construction.
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Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a cluster of 18 Google Chrome and one Microsoft Edge extensions that were published over the last six months and harbored wallet secret stealing and cryptocurrency draining capabilities.
The extensions, per Socket security researcher Karlo Zanki, share similarities in code and tradecraft, with evidence indicating that the campaign may have been active
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Nvidia is defending its investments in AI labs and startups as a growth strategy rather than circular financing, even though many recipients also buy its chips and software. The company expects AI labs it supports financially to generate roughly one-quarter of its business next year, making the ecosystem strategy a significant part of its growth plan.
Nvidia is optimizing its hardware for Chinese open AI models including DeepSeek V4 Flash and Alibaba’s Qwen 3.8, even as it warns investors that possible White House restrictions could materially hurt its business. The strategy aims to keep Nvidia the preferred infrastructure platform for developers worldwide while Chinese chipmakers build competing support.
Meta internally projected that its use of Anthropic’s AI models could cost as much as $10 billion annually, even as CEO Mark Zuckerberg publicly criticized AI labs for concentrating power. Meta has reportedly reduced some spending, but still pays Anthropic hundreds of millions of dollars per month, making the social media company one of the startup’s biggest customers.
CrowdStrike and Okta delivered an early test of the cybersecurity market’s AI boom, sending their shares sharply higher after beating quarterly estimates and raising forecasts. CrowdStrike gained about 20% for its strongest trading day on record, while Okta climbed nearly 29% as both companies pointed to rising demand for protection against AI-driven attacks.
Kimi Work 3.2.3 contains an unannounced Selection toolbar that appears beside text highlighted in other desktop applications, but its AI Search, Translate, and Summary buttons are not yet functional. The unfinished feature could eventually turn any selected text into an entry point for Kimi across Windows and Mac, while also giving the assistant access to potentially sensitive workplace content.
Grok Bot is testing controls that could copy authenticated Chrome sessions into its cloud computer and route the agent’s traffic through the user’s desktop. The combination would reduce repeated logins and data-center blocking, but it would also place more of a user’s active browser identity inside a shared cloud environment.
Experiential Labs has open-sourced World Model Optimizer, a model router that learns from an AI agent’s OpenTelemetry traces instead of relying on fixed routing rules. It replays production-like tasks against candidate models, then selects cheaper or stronger models for future requests based on similar work—although the reported savings have not been independently verified.