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Apple, Meta hit back at EU after landmark DMA fines
News The European Commission has issued its first penalties under the EU Digital Markets Act (DMA), fining Apple €500 million and Meta €200m.
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Google hits back at DOJ breakup proposals
News Google has struck back against US regulators, claiming that plans to dismantle the company would "hurt the economy".
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Google faces 'first of its kind' class action for search ads overcharging in UK
News Google faces a "first of its kind" £5 billion lawsuit in the UK over accusations it has a monopoly in digital advertising that allows it to overcharge customers.
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UK firms are pulling ahead of EU competitors in the AI race
News UK organizations are pulling ahead of EU competitors in implementing AI, new research suggests, and a key factor lies in their confidence about regulatory compliance.
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The CMA just dropped its probe into the Microsoft–OpenAI deal
News The CMA has dropped its probe into the partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI, saying the deal doesn't give Microsoft a controlling interest over the AI firm.
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The impact of tariffs on tech
In-depth Uncertainty over the impact of tariffs on tech firms has thrown US domestic manufacturing under scrutiny and reignited supply chain concern
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New Ofcom guidelines show it’s getting tougher on big tech
News New Ofcom guidance outlining its plans for the Online Safety Act show the regulator is toughening up on big tech.
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I think the UK government's attempt to strong-arm Apple is a travesty
Opinion The UK’s demands for a government backdoor are misguided from a cybersecurity, privacy, and business perspective
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What is ARIA?
Explainer The UK’s ARIA drives high-risk, high-reward innovation with £800m in funding, fostering technological advancements and scientific breakthroughs
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What is the Data Use and Access Bill?
Aimed at boosting efficiency in the UK, the Data Use and Access Bill is designed to cut red tape around data use.
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What is the EU's AI plan?
ITPro Podcast As the EU moves to enable AI innovation, it could end up striking the perfect balance between regulation and public support – especially as US AI laws become more complex
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Eric Schmidt thinks EU regulation will stifle AI innovation – but Britain has a huge opportunity
News Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt believes EU AI regulation is hampering innovation in the region and placing enterprises at a disadvantage.
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