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EU simplifies digital rules to save billions for companies
By combining the Digital Omnibus, Data Union Strategy, and European Business Wallet, the EU aims to save billions and allow businesses to focus on growth instead of red tape.
EU introduces plan to strengthen consumer protection
Consumers across the EU will benefit from strengthened enforcement, digital protections, and cross-border market improvements, while businesses gain clarity and support for compliance instead of facing additional burdens.
Northamptonshire Police launches live facial recognition trial
A van loaned from Bedfordshire Police supports the live biometric operation in public spaces.
Roblox brings in global age checks for chat
Players will be sorted into age brackets and restricted from chatting across wide age gaps.
Young wealthy investors push advisers towards broader crypto access
Institutional adoption from major financial firms has boosted crypto confidence among affluent young Americans, prompting significant adviser changes and rising digital-asset allocations.
EU proposal sparks alarm over weakened privacy rules
Critics say EU reforms favour major tech firms.
New AI tools aim to speed discovery of effective HIV vaccines
The new AI approach screens millions of vaccine designs, replacing trial-and-error with predictive analysis to speed HIV antibody discovery.
Health sector AI growth in Europe raises safety concerns
A new WHO assessment highlights uneven AI development across Europe’s health systems and warns that weak safeguards could put patients at risk.
Azure weathers record 15.7 Tbps cloud DDoS attack
Microsoft says Azure was struck by the largest cloud-based DDoS attack ever, a 15.72 Tbps, 3.64 billion pps assault from the Aisuru botnet, which Azure successfully mitigated.
Sundar Pichai warns users not to trust AI tools easily
Users should pair AI with reliable sources, Pichai warns.
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