> Right now demand for DRAM is extremely high bordering on endless.

Is there a solid source on this? (Just asking. I had assumed the bottleneck was the kind of TSMC Silicon wafers used to build GPUs.)

This is a major win! Basically: It's now (still) voluntary for services to implement scanning for CSAM material. Not mandatory. End-to-end encryption will continue to be legal.

Source: Swedish national public service radio (Sveriges Radio) interviewing Jon Karlung, CEO of Bahnhof AB - a major privacy-centric and politically outspoken ISP in Sweden. Think XS4ALL (RIP) but in Sweden. Here's the interview: https://www.sverigesradio.se/artikel/efter-flera-ar-eu-overe... (Swedish speech).

Here's their blog post (in Swedish, use browser translation tools):

https://bahnhof.se/2025/11/26/eu-bromsar-chat-control/

The headline is 100% correct.

Gotta love the creator's personal pitch:

https://public.monster/~dmytri/

Paraphrased: I'm so old my age is negative in Unix time.

$2.7 billion deal. Saab is currently building two of these for Sweden:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blekinge-class_submarine

They are 100% purpose built for the Baltic sea.