Lod – October 24, 2026 -- Massivit 3D Printing Technologies (TASE: MSVT) will print live on its Massivit 10000-G throughout the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) in Chicago, September 9-14, with the company claiming its Cast In Motion technology speeds up mold production by 80%.

Massivit shows automated tooling at Booth 432425

The 10000-G will demonstrate high-speed automation for custom manufacturing and industrial tooling. Visitors can see direct printing of complex molds, mandrels, master tools, jigs and fixtures. Large printed parts and molds for the automotive, marine, consumer goods and sporting goods industries will also be on display.

Massivit says Cast In Motion produces true isotropic molds and eliminates the material waste of conventional tooling. The 10000 series is used for composite materials tooling, Reaction Injection Molding (RIM) and Thermoforming.

Jacksonville – October 24, 2026 -- Redwire Corporation (NYSE: RDW) will send the fourth and final pair of its Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA) wings to the International Space Station on NASA's SpaceX CRS-35 cargo mission. The launch completes an eight-wing power upgrade that will deliver more than 160 kW.

Six deployed ROSA wings have helped extend station operations to 2030

Redwire has deployed six ROSA wings on the station since 2021. Each wing provides 20+ kW of power for over 10 years once deployed.

According to the company, the six installed wings have contributed to extending operation of the orbiting lab to 2030.

Global – October 24, 2026 -- Agentic intrusions tripled in the second half of 2026 compared with the first half, according to CrowdStrike data, as threat actors hand hacking decisions and command execution to AI agents.

CrowdStrike's report, published on Wednesday, documents four threat actors. Two used sophisticated AI harnesses, the software that connects a large language model to external resources. Two used simpler setups. The firm said the main constraint on scaling such campaigns is "token budgets," not engineering complexity.

Spanish- and English-speaking actor breaches at least 15 Argentine healthcare organizations

The actor used a penetration-testing harness built on the open-source PentestGPT framework, modified with extra hacking scripts. One Anthropic Claude Code agent acted as supervisor and assigned tasks to a second agent. CrowdStrike observed the activity between mid-May and mid-August.

Global – October 24, 2026 -- Cloudflare provides free cyber security protection to more than 2,900 vulnerable Internet properties through Project Galileo, its program for human rights, civil society, journalism and democracy organizations targeted by DDoS and other cyber attacks.

Cloudflare launched Project Galileo in 2014 after attacks on vulnerable targets

Founded in 2014, the program was a response to devastating cyber attacks against humanitarian organizations, civil society groups and human rights defenders. Cloudflare notes that these organizations often face powerful, entrenched opponents while operating on limited budgets.

Journalists, social activists and minority groups flooded with malicious traffic risk being knocked offline.

Europe – October 24, 2026 -- Orange Quantum Systems has secured €1.5M in pre-seed funding from QDNL Participations and the Cottonwood Technology Fund to build a full-scale system for automated qubit testing, a step the startup says is needed before quantum computers can scale.

Manual testing limits state-of-the-art labs to roughly 5-qubit chips

Testing quantum chips currently takes days and is too slow for industrial-scale production, according to the company. Co-founder and R&D Director Adriaan Rol says state-of-the-art labs can test chips of about 5 qubits. The process involves cooling a chip in a dilution refrigerator for several days, tuning it up, measuring the quantities of interest and warming it up for a day. Testing therefore takes weeks, and only a few chips per year may be tested.

Burlington – October 24, 2026 -- GlobalFoundries (GF) has qualified RFGaN1, its first RF GaN-on-silicon technology for volume production on 200mm wafers. It has also qualified SLATE, a wafer-bonding technology that cuts RF die area by up to 45% with no loss in RF performance.

RFGaN1 runs at 12 to 28V across 1 to 15 GHz

The platform uses depletion-mode devices and targets sustained high output power and efficiency in satellite communications, cellular infrastructure and defense. Dan Denninghoff, Senior Director of RF GaN Product Line, said GaN has so far been a niche, high-budget option. GF argues that 200mm silicon manufacturing gives customers the cost structure and volume to build a supply chain around it instead of treating each design as a one-off.

Sydney – October 24, 2026 -- Diraq, a University of New South Wales (UNSW) spin-out that builds quantum computers from modified standard transistors, expects chips with thousands of qubits as early as 2028 and universal fault-tolerant machines in the 2030s, according to founder and CEO Andrew Dzurak.

Diraq adds $15M Series A-2 extension to $20M initial round

Diraq raised a $20M Series A in 2022, led by Allectus Capital. This spring it announced a Series A-2 extension led by Quantonation, which brought in an additional $15M. The company spun out of UNSW in May 2022 and opened a company lab on the university campus a few weeks ago, keeping it close to ongoing research.

Orlando – October 24, 2026 -- Enterprise AI adoption is continuing in 2026 despite mounting security, accountability and control concerns, CIOs attending Gartner's IT Symposium/Xpo told CIO Dive. In financial services, three-quarters of leaders reported using the technology this year, up from less than one-third in 2024.

Several CIOs compared AI's impact to the dot-com era and the arrival of cloud: it enables business reinvention but brings security and social risks. Gartner analysts said in the keynote that most tech executives are weighing those risks against AI's measurable and unquantifiable value.

Capital One Software executive calls non-adoption an 'extinction event'

Prashant Prahlad, SVP of product at Capital One Software, said skipping AI is not an option for enterprises. "If you don't get on board, it's going to be an extinction event," he said.

San Francisco – October 24, 2026 -- Cloudflare will accept private network interconnect (PNI) requests only from networks that exchange more than 10 Gbps of peak traffic with it in a single location, according to its peering policy dated December 1, 2025.

Cloudflare applies an open peering policy across 335 cities

AS13335 runs a global anycast network spanning more than 335 cities in over 125 countries. Cloudflare will peer with networks that share a presence in mutual locations, and it may grant exceptions to the policy.

All peers must run 24x7 NOCs and secure BGP sessions

Every peer must keep a complete, current PeeringDB entry listing accurate peering locations, IPv4 and IPv6 prefix limits and contact details. Cloudflare uses the record for automated provisioning and network notifications. Peers must also operate a 24x7 Network Operations Center that responds to peering issues.

Global – October 24, 2026 -- Cloudflare is pitching Workers AI as a serverless inference platform that bills only for usage, at $0.011 per thousand neurons, and runs 50+ models across 200+ cities.

Cloudflare targets idle GPU spend with usage-based billing

Cloudflare argues that inference demand is spiky, unlike training. It cites average GPU utilization of only 20-40%, with one-third of organizations below 15%. Workers AI removes hardware commitments, GPU management and capacity planning, so customers pay only for inference they run.

The pricing page lists 10,000 neurons per day alongside the $0.011 per thousand neurons rate.

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