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800 Servers Seized In Dutch Probe Into Russia-Linked Web Hosting
📅 - Dutch investigators have arrested two men suspected of helping EU-sanctioned entities retain access to hosting infrastructure, seizing more than 800 servers in raids tied to a Dutch web hosting company allegedly used for cyberattacks, interference and disinformation linked to Russian destabilization activity. For hosting operators, the message is blunt: connectivity itself can become exposure.
The arrests by the Dutch Fiscal Information and Investigation Service, better known as FIOD, move sanctions enforcement deeper into the infrastructure stack. Not banks. Not exporters. Hosting.
A 57-year-old man from Amsterdam and a 39-year-old man from The Hague were arrested on May 18, 2026, on [...][... Check source for end of article ...]
📅 - Dutch Hosting Firm ServerDirect Moves Into Local AI Infrastructure - ServerDirect and Axelera AI have signed a Dutch partnership to integrate Axelera's AI processors into ServerDirect's locally built servers, aiming at enterprises that want accelerated AI closer to their data without handing every workload to hyperscale clouds - a sovereignty argument that sounds timely, if the economics and software support can hold under production pressure too.
The deal, finalized at Eindhoven's High Tech Campus, is not trying to outmuscle NVIDIA in the global AI data center race. That would be fantasy. The more interesting reading is narrower and more European: can regional infrastructure providers assemble credible AI systems for buyers that need inference, control, [...]
📅 - Dutch Businesses Rethink Cloud Risk As Sovereignty Concerns Grow - Small and mid-sized companies in the Netherlands are increasingly uneasy about where their data sits, with 68% worried about control by non-European providers, according to OVHcloud research. The survey also found that 80% would prefer a European cloud supplier, citing privacy, sovereignty, lock-in and the possibility that policy shifts could abruptly cut off access to critical business systems overnight.
The numbers are useful, though not neutral. OVHcloud has every commercial reason to surface anxiety around sovereignty. It is a European cloud provider selling into a market dominated by American hyperscalers. Still, the finding lands in a real procurement debate, especially in the [...]
📅 - IBM, Red Hat Put $5B Behind Open Source Security Plan - IBM and Red Hat are committing $5 billion to Project Lightwell, an effort to turn open source security into a managed enterprise service as AI accelerates vulnerability discovery and attackers move faster. The companies say the program will combine frontier AI systems with more than 20,000 engineers and a clearinghouse for validated fixes at enterprise scale globally.
The announcement lands in a market that has been living with a contradiction for years. Open source software is treated as public infrastructure, but much of the maintenance burden still falls on individuals, small foundations, volunteer teams, or commercial vendors with narrow product incentives. Enterprises consume the [...]
📅 - Anthropic’s $65B Raise Puts Claude Scale Under Scrutiny - Anthropic has raised $65 billion at a $965 billion post-money valuation, pairing the financing with a new Claude Opus 4.8 release and fresh Italian expansion as enterprise demand strains compute supply, cloud partnerships, and regulatory patience. The numbers are staggering - but the operational question is simpler: can Claude scale without cracking under its own economics soon.
The Series H round, led by Altimeter Capital, Dragoneer, Greenoaks and Sequoia Capital, turns Anthropic into something more complicated than a fast-growing AI lab. It is now a capital-intensive infrastructure company, an enterprise software vendor, a cloud platform dependency, a policy actor and, increasingly, a [...]
📅 - Dell Raises Outlook as AI Server Boom Fuels Data Center Sales - Dell raised its annual revenue and profit outlook after AI server demand drove a sharp first-quarter beat, underscoring how hyperscaler data center spending is flowing into hardware suppliers. The lift is real. So is the exposure: Dell is becoming more tied to NVIDIA-driven infrastructure cycles, memory availability, and a small group of very large cloud buyers worldwide.
The company now expects annual revenue of $165 billion to $169 billion, far above its earlier forecast of $138 billion to $142 billion. It also raised its profit outlook, after first-quarter revenue jumped 88% to $43.84 billion, beating the $35.43 billion average estimate cited by LSEG. Adjusted earnings per share came [...]
📅 - How to Rebuild Exchange Server After a Complete Database Failure? - In this article we will be going through the process of recovering from a server crash including the rebuilding of the Exchange Server along with the recovery of the data. We will go through the process and compare two options to recover the data from such an incident. How important is the recovery of the services? As we seen from the latest news this year, there were a number of major incidents which have weighed down on several businesses. Email has become a very critical service for communication and 80% of the business where if this stops or is interrupted, can cause major disruption to the business operations. If something would happen, one would need to put all resources into [...]
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