TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
In this episode, we delve into the ever-evolving digital world and its profound impact on our lives. From the latest trends in technology and innovation to the cultural shifts sparked by our online interactions, we explore the intersec ...
Heavy fine for LinkedIn, after Irish data protection watchdog cites GDPR violations with people's personal data for targeted ads
UK competition regulator begins phase one investigation into Alphabet's partnership with AI startup Anthropic
After alerting the US of an attempt to circumvent US export controls, TSMC halts chip supply to an unidentified customer
Fresh win for Intel after Europe top court upholds annulment of billion-euro antitrust fine imposed by European Commission in 2009
News Corp surprises Perplexity, after the media group sued the AI search engine for allegedly infringing copyright content
Hong Kong government moves against two prominent Western tech platforms and bans them on government devices
After charges are dropped, Nigerian court orders the release of Binance executive Tigran Gambaryan who is poor health
Potential huge market disruption after UK chip designer ARM reportedly cancels Qualcomm licence amid escalating feud
UK regulator says social media posts “appears to have contributed” to riots following murder of three girls in Southport
Fallout from Elon Musk's uninspiring 'Cybercab' launch continues, after film producers sue for using certain AI-generated image
Multi-year partnership signed between UK government and Microsoft to accelerate public sector digitalisation
World's largest contract chip manufacturer informs the United States of a potential Chinese attempt to circumvent US export controls
In this episode, we explore the UK government’s role in shaping AI through strategy, regulation, and investment, and how these efforts impact businesses, public services, and ethical AI development.
Court rules storage giant Western Digital must pay $315.7m in damages, after another patent infringement loss
A number of Tesla collisions where FSD was in use, prompts safety investigation by the US federal regulator
Gamers who sued Microsoft to halt its purchase of Activision Blizzard have agreed to the dismissal of their lawsuit
After blacklisting in 2020 and 2021, drone giant DJI reportedly says some of its imports are being blocked by US Customs
TikTok internal documents show it was aware of the addictiveness of its design for children, state complaint alleges
Alleged murderer of Cash App co-creator Bob Lee argues self-defence, a year and a half after shock killing in downtown San Francisco
Discover how emerging technologies like AI, blockchain, and edge computing are set to revolutionise industries over the next decade. From transforming healthcare and finance to enhancing cybersecurity, these will usher in a new era of ...
US Federal Aviation Administration approves SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets to return to service following second-stage malfuction last month
Social media platform X drops Unilever from lawsuit against advertisers after reaching agreement on 'safety standards'
US labour officials say Apple illegally restricted employees' right to discuss workplace issues on Slack workplace messaging system
In this episode, we uncover why most organisations aren’t ready to harness generative AI. We explore data stack limitations, tech strategy inflexibility, and the critical role of a unified data culture in unlocking AI's potential.
AT&T and Verizon among US broadband providers reportedly hacked to target American government wiretapping platform
Firesale buyer files emergency objection, after bankrupt Fisker states it cannot transfer vital EV data to new servers
Musk's X will reportedly not be designated as a 'gatekeeper', that would have subjected it to onerous DMA obligations
Hack of critical infrastructure in the US, as American Water admits “unauthorised activity” on computer network and systems
Legal headache deepens for TikTok in US, after a number of states file lawsuits alleging platform harms, fails to protect children