Subsea Connectivity: Bermuda welcomed Google’s Nuvem and Sol subsea cable landings at Annie’s Bay, with officials saying the move boosts international connectivity, network resilience, and supports growth in financial services, insurance, fintech, digital assets, and AI infrastructure. Public Service Hiring: An Overseas Territories summit at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute highlighted civil service recruitment struggles, with Bermuda’s Head of Public Service pointing to retirements and launching a Pier Six career expo to attract new talent. Space Policy Consultation: Bermuda’s public consultation on a consolidated licensing framework for Earth Stations remains open until June 19, aimed at strengthening the island’s space and satellite economy with a two-tier licensing model and cybersecurity/data protection requirements. Digital Skills for Residents: Bermuda College and Google launched free online training with 500 scholarships through 2027, covering Grow with Google certificates in areas like cybersecurity, data analytics, IT support, digital marketing, and AI Essentials. Education Tech in Conservation: The Bermuda Zoological Society and Google-backed investment adds tablets, drones, underwater cameras, microscopes, and projection tech to expand STEM learning and collect environmental data. Hurricane Outlook: Colorado State University cut its 2026 forecast to 11 named storms, still urging preparedness as El Niño conditions could shape impacts. World Cup Tech Tie-In: Reports on World Cup stadium turf show years of turf engineering and natural-grass requirements—relevant to Bermuda’s science-and-infrastructure audience.