Apple blames EU rules for a delayed Siri AI release, while Brussels points back to interoperability duties and a much older question: how much trust a digital assistant should be allowed to hold.
China’s latest tech strategy extends far beyond AI, exposing the EU’s critical failure to recognize a deeper digital game.
France and Spain seek to reserve satellite frequencies for EU firms, signaling a new era of digital sovereignty-and a direct challenge to American dominance.
A bold European policy could shatter Google’s dominance over AI assistants on Android devices.
As new regulations loom, companies face mounting risks for faking their environmental credentials-here’s what you need to know.
In a landmark ruling, European authorities dismantle a shadowy system of disguised fees between American Express and KLM, reshaping the rules of digital payments.
In a landmark move, the European Union aims to pry open Google’s search black box, setting the stage for a new era of digital rivalry and regulatory scrutiny.
The European Union’s latest crackdown could force Google to share its most valuable search data with competitors, upending the digital landscape.
As the EU rewrites its cyber rules, small tech firms find themselves on the frontlines of a new era where compliance, sovereignty, and trust collide.
As the EU tightens its grip, Google faces mounting pressure to give rival AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude the same Android access as its own Gemini.
The EU’s new “anonymous” age verification app could set a global precedent-or become a privacy minefield.
As machines become smarter, European regulations are putting software-and its vulnerabilities-under the microscope for safety compliance.
EU regulators demand Google share its search data trove with rivals, rewriting the rules of digital competition.
A sweeping “simplification” drive is reshaping the rules of Europe’s digital future-by pulling power to Brussels and redrawing the map of digital governance.
As cyberattacks surge and global tensions rise, Europe's quest for strategic autonomy in cybersecurity is no longer optional-it's existential.
European regulators launch sweeping investigations into Snapchat and major adult sites over failures to keep minors safe online.
With U.S. officials missing from RSAC 2026, EU leaders set the agenda on AI, cyber regulation, and digital defense.
An investigative look into the EU’s sweeping digital regulations - and what they really demand from organizations.
As the EU readies sweeping cybersecurity reforms, data watchdogs warn against sacrificing citizens’ rights for digital safety.