Widenius appeals Sun/Oracle acquisition
The deal may have gone through back in January, but the creator of MySQL is still calling for the EU to step in.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella wants an end to the term ‘AI slop’ in 2026News Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella might want the term "AI slop" shelved in 2026, but businesses will still be dealing with increasing output problems and poor returns.
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New security features are coming to Microsoft Teams this monthNews From 12 January, weaponizable file type protection, malicious URL detection, and a system for reporting false positives will all be automatically activated.
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European Commission approves data flows with UK for another six yearsNews The European Commission says the UK can have seamless data flows for another six years despite recent rule changes
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OpenAI has a bold plan to pay for its $1 trillion spending spree: Ads, personal assistants, and cheaper subscriptionsNews OpenAI has lined up more than $1 trillion in spending – and now it's trying to figure out how to pay for it all.
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Oracle leadership shake-up comes at 'the right moment' as Safra Catz makes way for co-CEOSNews Clay Magouyrk and Mike Silica will take up the joint role at Oracle amidst a sharpened AI focus
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Three things you need to know about the EU Data Act ahead of this week's big compliance deadline
News A host of key provisions in the EU Data Act will come into effect on 12 September, and there’s a lot for businesses to unpack.
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Oracle layoffs loom despite strong financial resultsNews Hundreds of staff across US and elsewhere say they've been made redundant
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The second enforcement deadline for the EU AI Act is approaching – here’s what businesses need to know about the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice
News General-purpose AI model providers will face heightened scrutiny
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Meta isn’t playing ball with the EU on the AI ActNews Europe is 'heading down the wrong path on AI', according to Meta, with the company accusing the EU of overreach
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‘Confusing for developers and bad for users’: Apple launches appeal over ‘unprecedented’ EU fineNews Apple is pushing back against new app store rules imposed by the European Commission, suggesting a €500m fine is a step too far.
