Policy
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Europe’s AI transparency rules become product work
Europe’s AI transparency deadline now has operational compliance detail attached.
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Whitehall rewrites its technology buying rules
A revised playbook will bring AI, cloud, and legacy risk together.
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London’s grey belt enters the datacentre map
The capital’s planning shift offers land without guaranteeing electricity.
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Ofcom tests the limits of Openreach discounting
A proposed intervention could reshape Britain’s fibre commercialisation phase.
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AI moves into the centre of Whitehall
Patrick Vallance will direct adoption from government’s political centre.
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Britain’s police data systems are heading for one spine
National data integration promises faster policing alongside wider governance risks.
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The cloud is not the weak link in payments — outdated architecture is
Robert Kraal, Silverflow co-founder, says payments resilience starts with architecture. He argues the cloud is not the weak link when dependencies, failover, and concentration risk are properly designed.
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Europe is losing ground in the datacentre race
Power, planning, and cost constraints are limiting Europe’s compute expansion.
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Flanders swaps duplicate fibre for shared infrastructure
Belgian operators will coordinate construction while retaining wholesale competition.
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Europe’s AI ambitions run into the power grid
Sovereign compute plans are colliding with established energy constraints.
