Policy & legislation

If confirmed, the penalty would be almost 15-times larger than the current record fine

The lawsuit also claimed that the video-streaming company failed to prevent hackers from ‘Zoom bombing’ meetings

Ring presents potential facial recognition nightmare, say critics

The search giant claims Microsoft won’t hand over records, while Microsoft asks why it should

Views of big tech are increasingly political, survey finds

The government's Data Quality Hub is hoping to use industry knowledge to create a single model to use across departments

UK legal firm has branded the ‘app tax’ imposed on consumers as 'unlawful'

If your computer systems are attacked, is the law effective enough to put those criminals behind bars?

Vodafone urges the UK government to make it easier for manufacturers to invest in private 5G networks

The comments come as the US continues to battle a wave of serious cyber attacks

The social media firm set to expand its presence in Ireland and tap into the country's "strong talent pool"

Commission has until August 19 to file a new antitrust complaint

John Edwards is said to be an 'anti-Facebook' regulator who would fit well in the UK's plans to clamp down on big tech

The move comes as countries around the world continue to try and attract chipmakers to their territories amid a global chip shortage

Amy Klobuchar calls for some Section 230 protections to be stripped from social media

100,000 customer names and addresses have been published to the dark web

The plan will boost annual R&D investment to £22 billion to turn innovation into concrete products and services

Prosecutors argued that the Microsoft device could contain footage of the 6 January insurrection

MosaicLoader uses advanced obfuscation techniques to avoid detection

Google critic nominated to lead Justice Department’s antitrust division

The watchdog is calling for organisations to test its beta data assessment package on live AI applications