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Two weeks after it began testing a change to how Search works in the EU, Google reports that it delivered predictable results.
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AI safety institutes from the U.S., U.K., E.U., Australia, Canada, France, Japan, Kenya, the Republic of Korea, and Singapore officially formed the “International Network of AI Safety Institutes.” Continue reading UK, US, EU Authorities Gather in San Francisco to Discuss AI Safety
The European Commission determined that the Apple Apps Store violates EU geo-blocking regulations and has given the firm 30 days to comply.
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GPU supplier NVIDIA announced its plans to purchase compute management platform Run:ai in April. Continue reading EU Approves NVIDIA Deal With Run:ai, Pushes for Apple Interoperability
The European Commission declined to designate Microsoft Edge a gatekeeper under the EU Digital Markets Act (DMA). That was a mistake.
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Google has issued its first-ever formal antitrust complaint, alleging to EU regulators that Microsoft’s cloud licensing is anti-competitive.
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The European Commission has started proceedings to push Apple to improve the interoperability of iOS and iPadOS with third-party smartwatches, headphones, and virtual reality headsets.
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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
In July, Apple announced it would open up NFC on the iPhone to third-party developers to avert an EU antitrust complaint.
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Five long years after it complained to EU regulators about Apple’s anticompetitive business practices, Spotify has finally gotten the “obvious and overdue” ability to communicate with its own customers.
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