Policy
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The DSA gets down to product design
X must rebuild advertising and research access under European supervision.
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VMware lock-in arrives at Brussels’ door
European cloud users want regulators to pause Broadcom’s VMware overhaul.
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Britain rehearses for hybrid disruption
Britain is preparing a national rehearsal for hybrid digital disruption.
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Justice reform meets the digital evidence backlog
AI is entering Britain’s disclosure system to manage evidence overload.
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Digital failure joins Britain’s risk register
Digital resilience now sits inside Britain’s formal national risk planning.
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A1 Digital pushes European cloud into Spain
A1 Digital’s Exoscale expansion into Spain adds another test of whether European cloud providers can win sovereignty sensitive workloads.
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Europe’s cookie banner fight returns to enforcement procedure
The EDPB has told Belgium’s data protection authority to assess a NOYB complaint on the merits, sharpening the pressure on procedural GDPR dismissals.
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Europe puts chip sovereignty back into state aid
Europe has cleared German support for four semiconductor facilities, sharpening the industrial policy contest around chips, supply chains, and technology autonomy.
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Capita’s pensions failure is a data failure
Capita pensions crisis shows transformation failing where data breaks first.
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Whitehall tries to standardise vulnerability before crisis
Government vulnerability standards test whether shared data can improve services.
