Government advisor on terror legislation, Jonathan Hall, says new laws needed to counter threat of radicalisation by AI chatbots
Elon Musk's SpaceX comes out swinging against US agency that accused it of illegally firing staff critical of Musk
US Commerce Dept to provide $162 million to Microchip Technology to increase chip production in Colorado and Oregon
Montana Attorney General files appeal, after US judge blocked first ever state ban on use of short video-sharing app
Debts allegedly 'owed' by Google, Meta and TikTok to the Russian government have been removed from state bailiff database
Nearly there. Carrier fails to completely meet UK government's year-end deadline, for removal of Huawei equipment from core network
Intel to make its largest ever single investment in Israel, with a $25 billion chip-making factory in the south of…
Government minister Mark Harper tells BBC that autonomous cars will improve road safety and personal freedom
Electric vehicle factory to be constructed in Hungary for China’s BYD, as European EV manufacturing ramps up
Apple to appeal, after the White House declines to overturn ITC ban on US sales of certain Apple Watch devices
Draft rules by Beijing to curb excessive spending in online gaming, wipes nearly $80bn value off two Chinese gaming giants
European Commission classifies Pornhub, XVideos and Stripchat as “very large online platforms”, subjecting them to strict DSA rules
National security move, as the US Commerce Dept says it will launch survey of US semiconductor supply chain
UK carrier BT is at risk of a fine as it nears 31 December deadline to replace Huawei equipment from…
Defeat for European Commission after court rules Amazon does not have to pay 250m euros in back taxes to Luxembourg
Annual message from pope to global leaders calls for legally binding international treaty to regulate artificial intelligence
UK regulator Ofcom proposes new rules for consumers to protect against inflation-linked price rises during a contract
Damning report from parliamentary committee warns of high risk to UK from 'catastrophic ransomware attacks'
CMA seeks feedback about the relationship between Microsoft and OpenAI, and whether it has antitrust implications
Financial Conduct Authority, Bank of England publish proposals to bolster tech resistance of the financial sector
Last regulator standing. US FTC tries again to block Microsoft's already closed Activision purchase at Federal Appeals Court
NCSC warns Russian intelligence services conducting “sustained, unsuccessful attempts to interfere in UK politics”
Open Rights Group slams Ofcom's proposals for age verification checks on porn websites, citing privacy and security concerns
Proposals published by Ofcom for porn websites to implement acceptable age verification measures under Online Safety Bill
Series of pledges from big name tech firms in agreement with UK government to protect people from online fraud
Prime Minister and Chancellor welcome Microsoft's £2.5 billion investment to expand AI data centre infrastructure
Agreement with Canadian government will see Google pay local news publishers $73 million a year. Meta dispute however, continues
Admission of 'unauthorised access' of a network server at Japan's space agency (JAXA), but sensitive data not compromised
Digital rights group NOYB files first complaint with Austrian regulator against Meta's paid ad-free subscription for Facebook, Instagram
Despite reports deal would be approved, European regulators hand Amazon statement of objections to iRobot acquisition