Europe Fines Alphabet $1 Billion in First Major DMA Enforcement Action
Two separate penalties target Google's search bias and Play Store restrictions, signaling Brussels' willingness to deploy its newest competition framework against Big Tech.
Two separate penalties target Google's search bias and Play Store restrictions, signaling Brussels' willingness to deploy its newest competition framework against Big Tech.
The European Commission's latest enforcement action targets search ranking bias and app store payment restrictions, setting up fresh trans-A…
New enterprise data shows that over one-third of companies face second extortion demands after paying, as criminal groups retain stolen data…
The second bellwether trial targeting social platform design never reached the courtroom, leaving key legal questions around youth harm unan…
The European Commission's conditional approval hinges on dismantling a decades-old distribution partnership with Universal - while stateside…
iOS 27 beta reveals infrastructure that could lock down third-party software when device payments fall behind, signaling tighter control ove…
The automaker says compensation disputes, not automation plans, are at the heart of union action at its flagship facility.…
A new state law shifts responsibility for recycling and recovery to manufacturers, setting mineral recovery targets that could reshape the U…
Trump administration officials allege IP theft as open-source models from China gain ground in global markets…
Treasury officials signal potential sanctions over alleged intellectual property violations, while Beijing's newest release reignites questi…
Xi Jinping used his first in-person WAIC appearance to push a developing-world coalition on artificial intelligence, with Thai and Cambodian…
A negligence suit targeting OpenAI reveals how conversational AI can override human judgment in critical health decisions, raising questions…
A promise of unlimited tokens met reality when DEVCOM staff were told to throttle usage mid-June, exposing the gap between DOD AI ambitions …
As Washington tightens controls on frontier models, U.S. startups quietly integrate Chinese open-weight systems into their training pipeline…
As French lawmakers approve sweeping restrictions, the country joins a growing wave of national bans - but Australia's early stumbles sugges…
From Canberra to Copenhagen, at least twelve governments are moving to restrict platform access for under-16s, raising questions about enfor…
New Burnham government redirects £1.8 billion program to household energy relief as privacy fears and administrative missteps sink the secon…
New forecasts show data center electricity demand quadrupling by 2035, with regional grids already buckling under connection requests and so…
A $1.5 billion settlement ends the largest AI copyright class action ever certified, with fewer than 350 authors rejecting the deal…
Treasury signals IP theft enforcement as open source models from Beijing challenge US frontier labs - but industry voices question the techn…
Taiwan's semiconductor giant signals cost pressures from overseas expansion and equipment inflation are reshaping foundry economics…
As the Atlanta surveillance firm prepares to defend its AI-powered camera networks, high-profile contract losses signal growing pushback aga…
A cyberattack on the U.K.-based software provider underscores how third-party vendors have become the weakest link in protecting patient med…
The penalty against AliExpress is among the largest under Europe's new content moderation framework, and Hangzhou says it will fight back.…
A federal court in San Francisco finalizes what may be the largest AI training data settlement to date, covering 480,000 written works and e…