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Google threatens to withdraw search functions in Australia over upcoming media law
Facebook has voiced similar concerns over the proposed code of conduct for tech giants in Australia
Major firms pledge to make data centres climate-neutral by 2030
The Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact sets ambitious targets for the next ten years
How AI is helping the fight against COVID-19
Experts from around the world discuss the benefits artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques are bringing to the battle to beat the pandemic, and the ways in which we should help the technology be more effective
Google locks out another top AI ethicist
The move comes a little over a month after sacking of prominent AI researcher Timnit Gebru
The Coronavirus pandemic makes it more essential than ever that big tech pays its taxes
With essential services and safety nets struggling thanks in part to years of austerity and the more recent pandemic, it's time for big tech to step up and pay its dues, argues Stuart Sumner
Women in IT: don't get stuck in 'glue work' if you want to get on
Every organisation needs its helpers but their efforts often go unrecognised, says ENSEK’s Sarah Smith
Qualcomm to acquire server chip startup NUVIA for $1.4 billion
The deal is expected to face regulatory challenges due to potential antitrust implications
BA faces possible £800m data breach claim
Claim would be the largest group action personal data claim in UK history
Former RAC employee sentenced to prison for selling personal data to claims management firm
The ICO says such acts could lead to a prison sentence for those responsible
High Court rules against bulk hacking by police and intelligence agencies
Privacy International celebrates High Court win
The known unknowns of post-Brexit data transfers
With many aspects of the trade deal still to be ratified, organisations that transfer data to and from the EU need to start preparing now
CMA to investigate Nvidia's Arm takeover
The regulator is seeking comments on the impact of the deal on competition in the UK
Over 80,000 UK-registered .eu websites and related emails stop working due to Brexit
British nationals or organisations who shifts their domain's registration address to somewhere in the EU are eligible to retain their domain
Hundreds of Google workers form labour union in the US
The new group will work to ensure that Alphabet employees receive a fair wage, without fear of discrimination or retaliation
Big tech versus regulation - the start of an interesting decade
An almighty battle is brewing over control and sovereignty of citizens' data
Google's internal fight over Timnit Gebru case escalates as researchers demand the removal of senior executive
Members of Google's Ethical AI team want vice president to be removed from the reporting structure
Opportunities for development, while remaining flexible
What it’s like working for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs as a Business Analyst
Facebook plans to shift UK users to California
The changes will move British users outside the scope of the EU privacy laws
Interview: Virtuoso, Cloud Excellence Awards winner
Successful firms have relied on outsourcing this year
UK and EU unveil new rules to regulate big tech
The proposals are expected to create a 'level playing field' for everyone
Facebook, YouTube and seven other tech platforms ordered to explain personal data usage by FTC
Move from the US regulator comes a week after lawsuit against Facebook and EU documents suggesting stiff fines for anticompetitive practices are leaked
Action needed to get more women in tech, says Automation Logic
Vicky Schildkamp, General Manager of Automation Logic discusses why diversity in IT is important, and how to encourage more women into the industry
Google says internal storage quota issue is to blame for outage on Monday
The authentication system outage lasted for about 45 minutes and took out Google services across the world
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