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Apple-Alibaba deal raises concerns over data access with US lawmakers
Apple needs to strike a deal with Alibaba to remain competitive in China, but it could spell disaster for the company in its home country.
Trump administration scuppers plan to stop data brokers from putting Americans’ sensitive data up for sale
The plan to ban brokers from selling sensitive data has been scrapped, citing "misalignment".
Congress wants geotracking tech in high-end GPUs to keep them out of China's clutches
American chip exports could come with geotracking capabilities to prevent diversions to and misuse in countries of concern.
Scattered Spider moves beyond the UK, places crosshairs on US companies
Google is warning that the UK is no longer the only target as multiple retailers report suffering an attack.
White House drops Biden-era export rules aimed at curbing China's chip access
The White House is dropping a Biden-era export rule that was affecting many more countries than just those targeted.
“No Apple tax means we will lower prices” - Proton promises price drop after US ruling against Apple
"We will lower prices for users by up to 30%," said Proton's CEO
US lawmakers slam UK encryption backdoor order to Apple, warning against "systemic vulnerabilities"
Apple decided to kill its iCloud's Advanced Data Protection (ADP) feature in the UK and is now challenging the order in Court. But for US lawmakers, this isn't a UK matter only.
PC makers are planning plants in Saudi Arabia to try and avoid US tariffs
Lenovo's plans to move manufacturing to Saudi Arabia could be met with similar moves by HP and Dell.
