Finnish authorities ordered a halt to preparatory work on two planned Google data centres in Muhos and Kajaani over environmental assessment concerns. The stop order requires suspending measures by 23 October after more than 300 hectares of forest clearance concerns were raised. Google said it would follow the agency’s guidance, asked the developer for an explanation by 14 October, and Finland may start enforcement if it does not comply.
IronBee Express demoed a browser agent built around Jev that completed a checkout in 6.7 seconds using 9 actions and $0.00054 decision cost, with no LLM in the loop for the steps. The recorded run happened on a real iPhone 15 Pro checkout and finished in 6.7 seconds (9 actions). The system shifts from LLM-based step generation to Jev’s typed-choice decisions plus tighter latency/cost controls and smarter option text, with LLM help only when Jev can’t proceed.
SunSed launched its third AI-native app platform release that builds production apps from sealed, battle-tested components rather than generating large amounts of new code. Up to 20x fewer credits are claimed for app builds. The change is that subscriptions now bundle managed hosting, a private database, transactional email, user authentication, file storage, and automatic backups under the new framework.
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