Updates
New EU rules aim to accelerate GDPR complaint handling
The EU is taking a major step toward quicker and more consistent handling of data protection complaints, promising smoother cooperation between national regulators across the bloc.
Outage at Cloudflare takes multiple websites offline worldwide
Users report internal server errors across Cloudflare’s network.
Berlin summit links digital strategy to wider European security
Digital reform debate unfolds alongside EU expansion discussions.
UK uses AI to fight drug-resistant infections
Superbugs kill around one million people annually, prompting the Fleming Initiative and GSK to use AI for faster, more effective drug development.
Bitcoin edges into yearly losses as volatility rises
Profit-taking by long-term holders and macroeconomic pressure have pushed Bitcoin below $90,000, erasing its gains from the past eleven months.
WhatsApp to support cross-app messaging
WhatsApp is rolling out a third-party chat feature in Europe, letting users message people on other compatible apps while keeping end-to-end encryption.
Eurofiber France confirms the major data breach
A ransomware group is linked to the Eurofiber breach that security experts believe exposed sensitive corporate data now circulating across darknet markets.
OpenAI accelerates enterprise AI growth after Gartner names it an emerging leader
Gartner’s ranking reflects expanding enterprise trust in OpenAI as more companies rely on its platforms to improve productivity and deploy AI safely at a significant scale.
EU aviation regulator opens debate on AI oversight and safety
AI debate unfolds amid competitive pressure in aviation.
Report calls for new regulations as AI deepfakes threaten legal evidence
Deepfake incidents and unreliable facial recognition highlight the urgent need for national rules in the US guiding how judges and jurors assess digital footage that might be AI.
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