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Huawei and ZTE expand 5G foothold in Vietnam amid US concern
US officials warn Vietnam’s Huawei–ZTE 5G contracts could undermine network trust and restrict access to advanced American technologies.
UK fast-track cyber recruits begin protecting defence networks
Defence leaders in the UK highlight the significance of the new cyber pathway as graduates begin work within the Defence Cyber and Electromagnetic Force, supporting efforts to guard critical infrastructure.
New AI projects set to reshape South Korea’s public services
Cooperation with the United Arab Emirates will expand South Korea’s role in large-scale AI infrastructure and strengthen its broader public administration strategy.
Apple opposes India’s antitrust law over $38 billion fine
The dispute arises after CCI found Apple limited third-party payment processors for in-app purchases, potentially affecting millions of users on iOS in India.
AI-assisted diagnostics expand across Europe
Patient care, staff workload and operational efficiency are the top priorities for AI in European health systems, with less emphasis on research or reducing inequalities.
European Commission begins assessing Apple Ads and Maps
DMA threshold confirmation for Apple Ads and Apple Maps now moves the European Commission into its next evaluation phase.
Brain’s reusable thinking blocks give humans a flexibility advantage over AI
The study suggests that understanding how the brain recombines skills could inform better AI systems and new treatments for disorders affecting cognitive flexibility.
Entry-level work transforms in the agentic AI era
Companies expand entry-level hiring despite AI adoption, valuing graduates who can evaluate AI output, question assumptions and guide digital agents toward meaningful outcomes.
Crypto mining to become legal under Turkmenistan’s new law
Turkmenistan’s sweeping move to regulate its digital asset landscape signals a major shift in how the country plans to engage with the rapidly evolving crypto economy.
DeepSeek use halted across Belgian federal workplaces
Belgium has ordered all federal government officials to cease using the Chinese AI tool DeepSeek, effective 1 December. All applications linked to the system must be removed from government devices by Monday, according to a letter from Vanessa Matz, Minister of Government Modernisation. The decision follows an assessment by the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium, which (See more)
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