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UiPath and Google Cloud: Building a Shared GPU Platform

🚀 UiPath re-architected its infrastructure to support agentic AI and high-scale intelligent document processing by moving from isolated clusters to a shared Google Cloud GPU fleet. The company balances A3 (NVIDIA H100) instances for training with G4 (NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000) instances for inference, using Google Cloud AI Hypercomputer and Dynamic Workload Scheduler to secure predictable capacity. This shared-fleet approach maximizes utilization, reduces costs, and lets engineering teams focus on model performance rather than infrastructure.
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Mini Shai-Hulud Worm Compromises npm and PyPI Supply Chain

⚠ TeamPCP's "Mini Shai-Hulud" campaign has trojanized npm and PyPI packages from maintainers including TanStack, Mistral AI, OpenSearch, UiPath, and Guardrails AI, deploying an obfuscated credential stealer that targets cloud services, crypto wallets, AI tools, messaging apps and CI systems. The malware exfiltrates data via a Session Protocol domain (filev2.getsession[.]org), a typosquat domain and GitHub API dead-drops, and persists through IDE hooks in Claude Code and VS Code. Attackers abused GitHub Actions OIDC permissions and produced malicious packages with valid SLSA attestations; TanStack's cluster was assigned CVE-2026-45321 (CVSS 9.6).
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Azure AI Foundry and UiPath: Agentic Automation in Care

🏥 Microsoft and UiPath describe how integrated agents from Azure AI Foundry and UiPath, orchestrated by UiPath Maestro, can operationalize AI within clinical workflows to surface and act on incidental radiology findings. The workflow uses UiPath medical record summarization agents to flag findings, Azure AI Foundry imaging agents to analyze PACS images and prior results, and UiPath agents to aggregate and forward consolidated follow-up reports to ordering clinicians. Microsoft says this agentic approach accelerates decision-making, reduces physician workload, and improves outcomes while maintaining compliance with DICOMweb and FHIR standards.
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