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Phoenix Pay: When a federal payment system breaks
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Case study The Phoenix pay system debacle acts as a negative example for all public sector organizations
Supreme Court ruling on AI patents could hinder UK’s future AI ambitions
By Emma Woollacott published
News The US creator of an AI argued that it created two products and should be named as the inventor and granted patents
The EU's 'long-arm' regulatory approach could create frosty US environment for European tech firms
By Solomon Klappholz published
Analysis US tech firms are throwing their toys out of the pram over the EU’s Digital Markets Act, but will this come back to bite European companies?
EU's Digital Europe Programme eyes major funding boost for AI, cyber security innovation
By Emma Woollacott published
News The 2024 budget for the Digital Europe Programme boosts existing projects and adds more cash for cyber security
New SEC rules around data breach disclosures arrive on Monday – here's what you need to know
By George Fitzmaurice published
News SEC data breach disclosure rules have drawn a mixed reaction from security practitioners
Do Big Tech fines make a difference?
By Lisa Sparks published
In-depth Current data privacy laws mean Big Tech fines often equate to a just fraction of revenue
Is the UK-US data bridge doomed to fail?
By Carly Page published
In-depth With legal challenges likely, whether the UK-US data bridge can stand as Privacy Shield’s successor remains to be seen
EU AI Act risks collapse if consensus not reached, experts warn
By Ross Kelly published
Analysis Industry stakeholders have warned the EU AI Act could stifle innovation ahead of a crunch decision
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