AI & Cloud Sovereignty: A report says the Philippines is pushing AI fast, but many government and enterprise systems still rely on foreign cloud and overseas infrastructure—raising data-sovereignty risks as AI moves into healthcare and finance. Community-First Computing: Whitworth University is requiring a “Serving Humanity With Computing” course, sending students into local nonprofits and community tech help to build real-world skills. STEM Access for Girls: University of Huddersfield students joined the Global Engineer Girls conference in Türkiye, part of a UK cohort aimed at widening participation in engineering. Campus + Research: University of Idaho tendon-healing work targets the molecular drivers of repair, aiming to close a major tissue-engineering gap. Cybersecurity Training: Eastern Washington University’s professor builds tabletop “toys” that model real aerospace cybersecurity failures for students. Secure Networking: Patton and Probity unveiled an NSA-listed 10Gb data diode kit for one-way secure transfer of logs and telemetry. Threat Intel: ESET’s APT report flags China-aligned spying activity across Venezuela, the Gulf, and targets AI robotics in South Korea. Biotech Advances: NEJM published results for stem-cell-derived heart muscle patches in advanced heart failure (BIOVAT-HF). Cancer & Immunology: Theolytics will present an ASCO “Trials in Progress” update on intraperitoneal THEO-260 for platinum-resistant ovarian cancer. Diabetes Manufacturing: ViCentra began commercial-scale production of Kaleido consumables, tripling capacity via Phillips Medisize. Climate Health: A Grist/ABC piece links wildfire smoke to baby and pregnancy health fears as fires spread into cities.