Apple called on to ditch AI headline summaries after BBC debacle
'Facts can't be decided by a roll of the dice'
AI + ML20 Dec 2024 | 156
European Union
EU stings Meta for nearly a billion bucks over competition-trampling Facebook Marketplace
Mark Z does not like this
Personal Tech15 Nov 2024 | 27
Google decides Europe's political ad rules are too hard to implement at scale
Will stop accepting ads instead before TTPA comes into force
Public Sector15 Nov 2024 | 26
EU irate about geo-locked Apple IDs
Ever try to change your account's registered country? It's nigh impossible
Personal Tech13 Nov 2024 | 176
CISPE framework aids EU Data Act compliance, cloud switching
'It helps Euro organizations to avoid lock-in and design the cloud strategy they want'
PaaS + IaaS08 Nov 2024 |
Top EU court overturns Intel's billion-dollar antitrust fine
Conditional rebates settled, but $400M matter of naked restrictions remains
Systems24 Oct 2024 | 6
Here's a NIS2 compliance checklist since no one cares about deadlines anymore
Only two EU members have completed the transposition into domestic law
Cybersecurity Month24 Oct 2024 | 11
Jetpack fixes 8-year-old flaw affecting millions of WordPress sites
In Brief - Updated Also, new EU cyber reporting rules are live, exploiters hit the gas pedal, free PDNS for UK schools, and more
Security18 Oct 2024 | 5
UK ponders USB-C as common charging standard
Will it also plug into some common sense?
Personal Tech14 Oct 2024 | 339
A huge week for satnav as both China and Europe make generational launches
Upgrades on the way for both, with deep-ocean services and programmable sats on the way
Science20 Sep 2024 | 24
Google dodges €1.5B EU ads antitrust fine after appeal win
Qualcomm, on the other hand, wasn’t so lucky
Personal Tech18 Sep 2024 | 13
EU kicks off an inquiry into Google's AI model
Privacy regulator taking a closer look at data privacy and PaLM 2
Security12 Sep 2024 | 8
European chip lobby seeks more government cash and policy clout
Last year's €43B was a nice snack. Now for a feast of regulatory capture
Public Sector04 Sep 2024 | 14
Netherlands fines Uber €290M for improper EU-US driver data transfers
The ride-sharing provider insists it broke no rules during the three-year legal gap
Off-Prem26 Aug 2024 | 17
US elections have never been more secure, says CISA chief
Black Hat Election tech is fine – it's all those idiots buying into the propaganda that's worrying Jen Easterly
Security08 Aug 2024 | 45
EU AI Act still in infancy, but those with 'intelligent' HR apps better watch out
Users and developers warned to prepare for what's coming with human resources a focus in 'high-risk' category
AI + ML31 Jul 2024 | 38
EU's renewable hydrogen plan needs a 'reality check'
Member nations aren't on the same page, investors are confused, and nobody understands the real costs
CxO19 Jul 2024 | 78
Tesla sales, market share dip in EU while other EV makers grow
Tesla doesn't just have an US problem: It has one with EU, too
Personal Tech18 Jul 2024 | 78
FOSS funding vanishes from EU's 2025 Horizon program plans
Elimination of most Next Generation Internet funding 'incomprehensible,' says OW2 CEO Pierre-Yves Gibello
Software17 Jul 2024 | 7
Microsoft ad subsidiary Xandr accused of violating GDPR
Updated Access, deletion requests go ignored, and consumer profiles contradict themselves, complaint alleges
SaaS09 Jul 2024 | 8
Fear of commodity chip flood sparks EU probe into China's silicon ambitions
They're cranking 'em out like there's no tomorrow
Systems08 Jul 2024 | 22
Europol says mobile roaming tech is making its job too hard
Privacy measures apparently helping criminals evade capture
Cyber-crime05 Jul 2024 | 36
Switzerland to end 2024 with an analog FM broadcast-killing bang
Time to upgrade that receiver if you're one of the few Swiss that still don't have one able to receive DAB+ signals
Networks02 Jul 2024 | 93
Antitrust latest: Europe's Vestager warns Microsoft, OpenAI 'the story is not over'
I'll get you next time, Gadget, next time!
Personal Tech29 Jun 2024 | 4
Battery electric vehicles lose their spark in Europe as hybrids steal the show
Germans cooling on proper EVs, according to auto industry group
Personal Tech20 Jun 2024 | 172
Meta won't train AI on Euro posts after all, as watchdogs put their paws down
Facebook parent calls step forward for privacy a 'step backwards'
AI + ML14 Jun 2024 | 41
China miffed over electric vehicle tariff tiff with EU
Trade body bemoans move as 'notably unfair' but no countermeasures yet
Personal Tech13 Jun 2024 | 34
Chinese electric car brands zapped by price surge as EU cranks tariffs
Companies that cooperated with probe will be slightly less hard hit
Personal Tech12 Jun 2024 | 86
Microsoft could be about to write a fat check to stave off cloud antitrust complaint
'No agreement has been reached,' Euro cloud lobby insists
PaaS + IaaS03 Jun 2024 | 20
Euro cops disrupt malware droppers, seize thousands of domains
Operation Endgame just beginning: 'Stay tuned,' says Europol
Malware Month30 May 2024 |
EU probes Telegram, because size matters for regulators
Russian info slinger could be on the hook for posting disinformation
Personal Tech28 May 2024 | 18
Prepare your audits: EU Commission approves first-of-its-kind AI Act
'High-risk' AIs will have hoops to jump through if they want to keep doing business in Europe
AI + ML21 May 2024 | 7
Apple says if you want to ship your own iOS browser engine in EU, you need to be there
Exclusive Rival coders must have Euro-based staff to build and test non-WebKit surfing
Software17 May 2024 | 100
Europol confirms incident following alleged auction of staff data
Intelligence-sharing platform remains down for maintenance
Cyber-crime13 May 2024 | 4
End-to-end encryption may be the bane of cops, but they can't close that Pandora's Box
interview Internet Society's Robin Wilton tells us the war on privacy won't be won by the plod
Security05 May 2024 | 84
EU duties might not be enough to hold off flood of Chinese EVs
15 to 30% won't touch the sides... 50%? Now you're talking
Personal Tech30 Apr 2024 | 76
Apple's pleas ineffective: iPadOS on EU's gatekeeper list
iFought the law, but the law wasn't particularly interested in my line of reasoning
OSes29 Apr 2024 | 6
First Ariane 6 rocket ready to assemble as Europe begins final countdown
Core and boosters are on the pad ahead of June launch
Science29 Apr 2024 | 15
State-by-state is the best approach for right to repair, says advocacy leader
Interview Gay Gordon-Byrne of the Repair Association says US at least is nearing a tipping point
Personal Tech27 Apr 2024 | 41
European Parliament votes to screw repair rights in consumer toolkits
Directive places requirements on gizmo vendors, but still needs formal approval
Personal Tech24 Apr 2024 | 49
Europol now latest cops to beg Big Tech to ditch E2EE
Don't bore us, get to the chorus: You need less privacy so we can protect the children
Security22 Apr 2024 | 25
Official: EU users can swerve App Store and download iOS apps from the web
Anticompetitive remedies? We've heard of them
Applications17 Apr 2024 | 84
India and EU finally advance HPC collaboration project hatched in 2022
Seek ideas for thorny problems related to both HPC and real-world problems
Public Sector09 Apr 2024 | 1
Shadow of Trump hangs over future EU-US tech collaboration
Orange candidate has been known to use protectionist policy against allies
AI + ML08 Apr 2024 | 12
French lawmakers take a swing at cloud monopolies
Action gathers steam in the EU, US and UK as anti-trust teams collate market feedback
PaaS + IaaS02 Apr 2024 | 6
Euro-cloud consortium CISPE calls for investigation of Broadcom
Claims members will be bankrupted by new VMware licensing regime, and vital services disrupted
Software21 Mar 2024 | 24
European Union lawmakers line up to defend world's first AI Act
Rules were not bent for Big Tech, politicians say
AI + ML13 Mar 2024 | 10
No App Store needed: Apple caves, will allow sideloading in EU
Think this'll help you escape the fees? Nope – Apple still wants a cut for letting devs install things on user devices
Applications12 Mar 2024 | 14
Apple may have made itself a target before the EU's Digital Markets Act comes into force
iPhone giant's $2B fine shows the bloc is serious about regulation
Legal07 Mar 2024 | 16
EU users can't update 3rd party iOS apps if abroad too long
Remember how Apple told you security was its paramount concern?
Applications06 Mar 2024 | 92
Chip lobby group SEMI to EU: Export restrictions should only be used in self-defense
Please don't scare away foreign investors - who do you think pays for this stuff?
Public Sector06 Mar 2024 | 5
EU takes a bite out of Apple with $2B in-app purchase fine
Cupertino blames Spotify, says Commission is just giving preference to another European company
Applications04 Mar 2024 | 31
EU sanctions Indian tech outfit that has partnered with New Delhi's IT Ministry
Si2 Microsystems was tapped for silicon photonics expertise, but has Russian ties that worry Washington and Brussels
Public Sector28 Feb 2024 | 9
Meta to build election operations center in Europe to inspect AI content
Fact-checkers will label AI-generated media for upcoming EU elections
AI + ML27 Feb 2024 | 40
Two days into the Digital Services Act, EU wields it to deepen TikTok probe
Bloc isn't happy with made-in-China network's efforts to protect kids and data
Public Sector20 Feb 2024 | 17
EU repair rights bill tells manufacturers to fix up or ship out
Provisional deal will mean companies cannot 'hinder repair'
Personal Tech06 Feb 2024 | 49
Europe forces Apple to give its citizens some choice over iOS browser engine, app store
That's the way the Cook, he crumbles
Software25 Jan 2024 | 13
The EU-US Trade and Tech Council sounds fancy but, really, what's the point?
Nothing like an informal talking shop dressed up as formal transatlantic cooperation
Systems25 Jan 2024 | 4
Tech world won't have long to fall in line when EU signs off on AI Act
Did your org already start baking AI into systems? Watch out. Staggered timetable for compliance expected after draft leaked
AI + ML24 Jan 2024 | 12
Mystery German chip fab sips on Gradiant's ultrapure water
Most advanced semiconductor facility in Europe is being subsidized by Chips Act funding
Systems22 Jan 2024 | 6
Intel finds a friend in fight against $1.2B EU antitrust fine
Advocate general kicks holes in some of the European Commission's arguments about ancient rebate program
Public Sector19 Jan 2024 | 5
Facial recognition tech has outpaced US law – and don't expect the Feds to catch up
Comment Let's be realistic: If the EU can't regulate it well, America definitely won't
Public Sector17 Jan 2024 | 10
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