Policy
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Klarna turns Google’s shopping case into a damages weapon
A Swedish court has awarded PriceRunner damages in a private antitrust case against Google’s shopping practices.
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Google’s Android defeat keeps the gatekeeper fight alive
Europe’s top court has upheld Google’s Android fine, keeping pressure on how dominant platforms shape market access.
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Sovereign cloud meets the migration bill
Civo’s latest research shows sovereign cloud ambitions meeting migration reality.
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Microsoft’s German AI buildout moves into coal country
Microsoft has signed another conditional land agreement for German datacentres.
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Power, not demand, is setting the datacentre map
Grid access is now shaping Europe’s next datacentre buildout cycle.
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Home Office reopens the Atlas supplier question
The Home Office is again testing immigration caseworking supplier capacity.
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Europe’s skills gap gets three new academies
The Commission has launched AI, quantum, and virtual worlds academies.
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German state makes sovereignty an office tool
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is expanding Nextcloud after moving away from SharePoint systems.
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GOV.UK’s app is becoming an AI front door
GOV.UK’s app has passed 600,000 downloads as AI work deepens.
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Network Rail cyber figures expose infrastructure risk
Network Rail blocked more than seven million malicious emails in four months, according to FOI based data.
