About the Mission IT operator of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation. As a public-interest body, it designs, develops, maintains and evolves the information systems and technology infrastructure serving the administrations and institutions of the Federation. A central player in the digital transformation of the French-speaking Belgian public sector, it works on IT infrastructure (networks, security, data centres,
About the Mission IT operator of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation. As a public-interest body, it designs, develops, maintains and evolves the information systems and technology infrastructure serving the administrations and institutions of the Federation. A central player in the digital transformation of the French-speaking Belgian public sector, it works on IT infrastructure (networks, security, data centres,
About the Mission IT operator of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation. As a public-interest body, it designs, develops, maintains and evolves the information systems and technology infrastructure serving the administrations and institutions of the Federation. A central player in the digital transformation of the French-speaking Belgian public sector, it works on IT infrastructure (networks, security, data centres,
About the Mission IT operator of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation. As a public-interest body it designs, develops, maintains and evolves the information systems and technology infrastructure serving the administrations and institutions of the Federation. A central player in the digital transformation of the French-speaking Belgian public sector, it works on IT infrastructure (networks, security, data centres,
About the Mission A Belgian public-sector organisation is launching an enterprise architecture assignment to define a reusable target architecture for the management of regulatory approvals, accreditations and registrations. The scope starts with environmental permit authorisations and integrates a second business domain as a pilot use case, in order to validate the genericity and reusability of
The plumbing of AI took centre stage today. A landmark protocol update, a $14 billion infrastructure deal and a forensic post-mortem of the first fully autonomous intrusion all point to the same theme: the industry is now building — and securing — the rails, not just the models. MCP ships its biggest update since launch
Nvidia dominated the last 24 hours of AI news, stepping beyond chips into the roles of financier, investor, and security standard-setter — while Apple showed that privacy concerns can slow even the biggest AI hardware ambitions. Nvidia weighs a $250 billion backstop for OpenAI's Ohio mega-campus Nvidia is in advanced talks to guarantee up to
The frontier moved on three fronts this weekend: the largest open-weight model in history became freely downloadable, Anthropic's newest flagship took the benchmark lead, and the industry continued digesting an unprecedented AI security incident. Kimi K3's open weights go live — all 1.4 terabytes Moonshot AI released the full open weights of Kimi K3 at
The US-China AI rivalry moved from benchmarks to accusations of theft this week, while OpenAI made two of its biggest moves of the year on the enterprise and infrastructure fronts. Here are the stories shaping the last 24 hours in AI. White House accuses Moonshot AI of copying Anthropic's Fable Michael Kratsios, director of the
AI's Hardware & Software Push: AMD, Google, and Anthropic Lead the Week The AI industry is accelerating on multiple fronts. This week brought major hardware announcements, significant model updates from Google and Anthropic, new platforms for AI collaboration, and breakthroughs in energy efficiency and healthcare applications. AMD Launches Next-Gen AI Infrastructure at Advancing AI 2026
