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IBM commits $5bn to Project Lightwell open source security initiative
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OpenAI shares frontier cyber model with Japan's largest banks
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techUK is leading a joint effort by the technology trade associations of G7 countries to call for international cooperation on global trade flows and setting a common rulebook for the digital economy.
15/4/2021
A planned merger between Virgin Media and O2 has been given the go-ahead by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) following a review. The UK watchdog said that it had been clear from the outset that it was not concerned about overlapping retail services like mobile, because of the small size of Virgin Mobile.
15/4/2021
NATO is holding the biggest ever international live-fire cyber defence exercise this week.
14/4/2021
30 civil rights groups across Europe, including Amnesty International and Privacy International, have called on the EU to ban ‘unlawful tracking and surveillance’ in online advertising.
14/4/2021
Although many British companies are “cautiously optimistic” about complying with the EU’s proposal for a Digital Services Act (DSA), 92 per cent are concerned about the new regulations.
13/4/2021
Republican Josh Hawley has put forward a bill that would stop BigTech companies worth more than $100 billion from buying or merging with other businesses. The proposed legislation would impact the US’ five biggest technology companies: Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Facebook.
13/4/2021
A new update on the NHS Covid-19 mobile app has been paused after Apple and Google blocked it from their stores over privacy breaches. The NHS’ Test and Trace app was due for the update on 8 April in time for the easing of restrictions.
13/4/2021
Singapore tech company OTSAW Digital is trialling a robot delivery service in the city. The company said that it wants to “disrupt and transform” the last mile delivery service with its robot as-a-service business model for delivery companies and retailers.
12/4/2021
Elon Musk’s brain implant company has taught a monkey how to play games using its mind. Neuralink is currently developing a fully-implanted, wireless, high-channel count brain-machine interface (BMI) which it hopes will help people with paralysis use their neural activity to operate computers and mobile devices.
12/4/2021
California-based TAE Technologies, the world’s biggest fusion energy company, has raised $280 million in funding.
9/4/2021
Social media giant Facebook is reportedly testing Hotline, a Q&A app which is similar to Clubhouse but with a video option. The online platform enables users to interact with an audience who can pose questions via audio or text.
8/4/2021
Twitter has held talks with Clubhouse in recent months about a potential buyout.
8/4/2021
The NHS’ Test and Trace app will now require all members of a party to check-in at hospitality venues from Thursday 8th April.
8/4/2021
Apple is reportedly launching a new privacy tool which stops apps tracking online users without permission later this month.
7/4/2021
T-Mobile Netherlands has announced that it will spend at least €700 million on a new fibre optic network to make high-speed internet available to urban areas. The telecoms business has said that over five years, one million households will have access to the fibre optic broadband.
7/4/2021