Government-Approved “Hack Back”
Some US companies could soon be allowed to conduct cyberattacks against online criminals with government approval.
Cloud Dependency
For many companies across Europe, the possibility of a US-imposed kill switch for cloud services has become one of the most serious threats to business operations.
Open Letter on AI Models
In an open letter, over 20 tech companies call for open-weight AI models without premature state restrictions.
Shaping The Digital Future
On June 29, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Trump v. Slaughter that the independence of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is unconstitutional.
Global rules for artificial intelligence
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman proposes global regulatory body for artificial intelligence, while ChatGPT continues to lose market share to competitors.
EU–US Data Privacy Framework
The US Supreme Court has ended the independent oversight of the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC). For privacy organization Noyb, this means the legal basis of the EU–US Data Privacy Framework is no longer valid.
Deal Blocked
The Dutch government has blocked the planned acquisition of cloud service provider Solvinity by U.S. technology company Kyndryl.
EU Cloud and AI Development Act
The European Commission is preparing a new regulatory framework for cloud and AI services that could significantly advance EU cloud sovereignty and reshape how sensitive public-sector data is stored and governed across Europe.
Conflicts of interest
New CEO Lip-Bu Tan has only just set a course for the way out of the crisis at the ailing chip company Intel. But now there is new unrest: the US president wants him to leave immediately.
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