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Public sector and commercial customers will be the first to benefit when the rollout begins on 1 January across all of Microsoft's core services

The pushback follows allegations that Europol was allowed to write its own rules when it came to handling sensitive data

Manufacturers will be required to assess all risks, and notify the EU of issues within 24hrs

The EU is aiming to reduce its reliance on other markets and build its own semiconductor supply chain

The European Commission has said it will carefully study the judgement and reflect on possible next steps, which could include an appeal

The Data Governance Act aims to make it easier for personal data to be shared across the public and private sectors in areas such as research, innovat…

Digital Markets Act aims to strengthen internal markets, prevent misuse of personal data, and impose massive fines on companies

Although they target 'high-risk' use cases, swathes of organisations could be affected

The transition period is over – what happens now?

The tech giant submitted a 135-page document calling for greater clarity around expectations

If Mark Zuckerberg put action behind his words 'we would see change rapidly', Vestager says

European lawmakers will instead wait for wider tax reforms from the G20

The company 'stifled innovation and competition' by paying billions for exclusivity contracts

Cyber cops will be on their own once Britain leaves the EU

Box's EMEA head talks us through the impact of the new rules

EMEA chief David Benjamin says that the UK will ‘remain a strong force'

A new report calls for tax changes to ensure tech companies 'pay their fair share'

Defence ministers gather in Estonia to test their ability to handle computer threats

Barry Lynn sets up new group to address platform monopolies after being pushed out at Google-funded New America

The three year legal battle between Google and France is nearly at its end

Even HR is breaking the rules, using public cloud services without the organisation's permission

The proposal contradicts the UK government's stance on communication encryption