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Under a historic ruling, the General Court has ordered the European Commission to pay £335 ($412) in damages for violating its own privacy regulations by facilitating the transfer of an individual’s personal data to the US. The European privacy ruling highlighted a breach of EU data protection laws by the Commission in connection with the... Read More

The UK Government has announced a series of new regional initiatives to improve the nation’s cyber resilience and support the development of a skilled cyber workforce. These projects, spanning across England and Northern Ireland, are designed to address the growing threat of cyberattacks while ensuring the UK remains equipped with the talent needed to safeguard... Read More

A top secret laboratory in the UK is developing a quantum clock so accurate it will lose less than one second of accuracy in billions of years of timekeeping. According to the UK Ministry of Defence, this high-tech atomic clock will enable the military to conduct operations more securely than ever before. Expected to be... Read More

There is no sign industry investment in artificial intelligence (AI) data centres is on track to fall in 2025, with tech giant Microsoft announcing it is going to put £65.1 billion ($80 billion) towards AI data centres and AI skilling. Building out AI-enabled models and actually deploying AI and cloud applications around the world requires... Read More

Beijing-based cybersecurity company, Integrity Technology Group, has been sanctioned by the US Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) after its alleged connection to the Flax Typhoon hacking group. According to a press release from the US Treasury, infrastructure linked to the cybersecurity firm was used by Flax Typhoon criminals between 2022... Read More