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Iris Ohyama says shopping services are paused during data-exposure inquiry

Iris Ohyama has suspended shopping and related services while investigating possible exposure of customer data that it says could affect up to 7.7 million people. Anthropic is reported to have bought about $3.4 billion in generator commitments in late September as it sought more computing and power capacity. The US aviation agency’s planned replacement would bring weather and other operational information together for air traffic controllers at more than 400 sites.

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