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Episode 068: AWS Steers Customers Off Classic Bedrock Agents (opens the original)
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AWS has placed its original Bedrock Agents in maintenance mode and closed it to new customers, pushing organizations already running production workloads onto Bedrock AgentCore — a departure from the company's historic posture of near-permanent backward compatibility. AgentCore brings a unified runtime with memory, gateway, identity controls, and observability, on consumption-based pricing, but the migration signal means teams that built against classic Bedrock Agents now face a governance and t
Episode 067: Iran-Linked Attack Shuts Down UK Power Plant (opens the original)
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Iran-linked actors caused an operational shutdown at a small UK power plant following a cyberattack disclosed August 23–24, with The Guardian framing the incident as emblematic of vulnerabilities across smaller UK generating facilities. Confirmed physical operational impact is rare in public reporting, and the attack signals geographic expansion beyond the U.S.-focused advisories most operators have relied on. Separately, supply chain attacks now account for 25 percent of significant cloud incid
Episode 066: Governance-First AI Firms Cut Errors Five Times Faster (opens the original)
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KPMG's 2026 Global AI in Finance report finds that organizations embedding governance controls from the start reduced errors by thirty-three percent, compared to just six percent for peers that treated governance as an afterthought — and forty-two percent felt confident scaling their deployments versus fourteen percent without embedded controls. The data makes a concrete operational case: governed teams move faster and make fewer mistakes, not fewer. Separately, FERC issued simultaneous show-cau
Episode 065: TerraPower Puts Advanced Reactor Into Active Construction (opens the original)
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TerraPower's Natrium project in Kemmerer, Wyoming has crossed from regulatory approval into active construction — the first non-light-water commercial reactor to reach this stage in more than forty years. The NRC unanimously granted a Part 50 construction permit on March 4, 2026, and Bechtel moved into full field execution on April 23; Wyoming's Industrial Siting Council separately approved the molten-salt thermal storage components, also a first for an advanced configuration of this kind. Meanw
Episode 064: Volt Typhoon Reframed as Disruption Threat in Energy Grids (opens the original)
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Multiple credible analyses now argue that China-linked Volt Typhoon operators embedded in U.S. electric, oil, and gas networks are positioned for disruption, not espionage. Ampyx Cyber's January 2026 whitepaper draws a firm line between data theft and disruptive-intent access, placing Volt Typhoon in the latter category, and the International Institute for Strategic Studies ties the capability to potential Indo-Pacific crisis scenarios. CISA's advisory AA24-038A details living-off-the-land techn
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