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Power shortages are a top concern for global data centre companies, but meeting their electricity demands will also be bad news for the environment. Continue reading Power Shortages Stall Data Center Growth in UK, Europe
The E.U. has been heavily criticised for not doing enough to bridge the technological gap between it and other global superpowers. Continue reading EU Partners With Venture Capital Firms to Boost Tech Investment
The NIS 2 compliance deadline is Oct. 17. Discover essential insights on requirements, impacts, and what organisations must do now. Continue reading NIS 2 Compliance Deadline Arrives: What You Need to Know
New research found that 11% of U.K. businesses have at least 50 AI projects stuck in the planning phase, which could be because the technology simply can’t bring value. Continue reading When AI Misses the Mark: Why Tech Buyers Face Project Failures
It has overtaken strategic thinking and the ability to tackle business-level issues. Continue reading Red Hat: AI Is the Most In-Demand Skill in the UK for 2024
A third of U.K. teachers have not received cyber security training this year, and only two-thirds of those that did deemed it useful, according to a government poll. Continue reading One-Third of UK Teachers Lack Cybersecurity Training, While 34% Experience Security Incidents
Google’s report predicts that 61% of jobs will be augmented by GenAI while around 7% of jobs will be completely automated, resulting in a trillion-Euro boost to the economy. Continue reading Google: Generative AI Could Add Up to €1.4 Trillion to the EU’s GDP by 2034
Meta has penned an open letter to Europe expressing concerns about AI regulation, while a Google exec has spoken out about the laws in the U.K. that prevent training models on copyrighted materials. Continue reading Google, Meta Criticise UK and EU AI Regulations
The fine marked the third major antitrust penalty against the search giant by the EU in the last decade, following earlier fines related to Android and Google Shopping. However, this is the first of them to be overturned. Continue reading Court Overturns €1.5 Billion EU Antitrust Fine Against Google
Two of Apple’s subsidiaries received tax benefits between 1991 and 2014 illegally, the European Court of Justice found, as they were not available to other Irish companies. Continue reading Apple Must Pay Back €13 Billion in Unpaid Taxes to Ireland, E.U. Court Rules