Policy
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A German cloud gives Zscaler European ground
Regional operation pushes cloud sovereignty beyond simple data residency.
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ASML’s moat starts to narrow in China
Chinese lithography production exposes the limits of Europe’s export leverage.
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Police vetting expands across the open web
The Metropolitan Police is moving more personnel screening into an automated system that can search and connect online information.
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A UK court gives spyware a local address
The Supreme Court has ruled that remote surveillance can create a legal act where the targeted device and alleged injury are located.
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Inside Orange’s €3bn datacentre expansion plan
Orange and Morrison plan to turn an existing French telecoms estate into a 400MW computing platform for cloud and AI customers.
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Europe’s cyber rules reach the reporting stage
Europe’s product security regime is still taking shape, but its first operational reporting deadline is already close.
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Europe moves the deadline, not the AI Act
Europe has extended the runway for high-risk AI compliance, but the rulebook continues to close around systems already entering procurement and production.
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When the login becomes the barrier
Digital government still fails when citizens cannot complete the journey.
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Full fibre reaches the adoption test
Openreach’s fibre programme is entering its harder commercial phase now.
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Fujitsu’s framework place tests procurement restraint
Fujitsu’s framework place tests the boundaries of procurement restraint again.
