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You cannot procure sovereignty on imported metal. That's the argument at the centre of this episode — Part 2 of the Four Chokepoints series. Aluminium smelters in the Gulf are offline. Helium tankers from Qatar are caught in the Hormuz disruption. And the entirety of European semiconductor policy —…
When an AI agent shops on your behalf, pays on your behalf, and negotiates on your behalf — who’s actually in charge? And when something goes wrong, who carries the liability? In the debut episode of The Control Layer, Amer Altaf sits down with Andrew Dunbar, Chief Information Security Officer at S…
Four Chokepoints: The Fortnight That Made European Technology Sovereignty Unavoidable Solo episode — Part 1 of the Four Chokepoints series --- On the morning of 8 April, four supply chains began to fail at once. Not in the same country. Not in the same industry. Not even on the same continent. The …
Yesterday, Anthropic announced Project Glasswing — a cybersecurity coalition built around Claude Mythos Preview, a frontier AI model so proficient at finding and exploiting software vulnerabilities that it cannot safely be released to the public. In just weeks of testing, Mythos Preview has autono…
On 22 April 2026, the House Foreign Affairs Committee advanced by a substantial bipartisan margin a bill that gives the Netherlands 150 days to match American export controls on semiconductor equipment — or lose access to the American intellectual property inside every lithography machine ASML has …
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