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New legislation looks to toughen UK cyberdefences and critical infrastructure
Critical services like water, energy, and healthcare will get special protections under new security bill.
Amazon lobbyists to be barred from European parliament
Millions of euros has been spent on lobbying, but Amazon frequently fails to turn up to meetings on working conditions and rights
Nvidia is booming — but the UK government and others are keeping a very close eye on chip giant, here's why
As Nvidia market booms, the UK has joined the list of governments keeping an eye on its business practices.
Figma fans are delighted as the design app escapes being gobbled up by Adobe
Adobe fails in buying Figma due to EU regulatory pressure, although the latter may still be looking for a buyer.
Brazilian government tells Apple it can't sell iPhones without a charger anymore
Brazil says Apple can't sell iPhones without a charger anymore, while also fining the company $2.3 million, saying Apple is selling an "incomplete product".
Hey Google, Congress needs to do more to rein in the tech industry, not less
Google published a defense of the company's services against anti-trust laws being considered by Congress, but it proves that Google's tech is too intrusive to remain unchecked.
Virtually all mobile phone use will be illegal while driving in the UK
Calls and texts are already illegal but new UK laws will clamp down to save lives.
China is finally loosening some rules on VPN services
China will allow foreign investment in VPNs but domestic firms will still maintain control of their operations.
