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Budget 2021: Chancellor must use new post-Brexit freedoms to support tech-led businesses
Rishi Sunak must now show us the benefits of Brexit to support pandemic recovery
Amazon accused of giving preferential treatment to big sellers in India
Small shopkeepers accuse Amazon of bending rules designed to protect India's small traders from being crushed by the ecommerce giants
Facebook blocks news in Australia, PM describes the move as 'arrogant' and 'disappointing'
Web traffic to Australian news sites has dropped by about 30 per cent
CISOs will use higher budgets to address human error
Three-quarters of CISOs expect their budget to increase this year, and plan to invest in training and visibility after the explosive and uncontrolled growth of IT estates in 2020
Darktrace stockmarket flotation backer withdraws over Mike Lynch connection
Lynch who faces extradition to the US, owns about 40 per cent of the UK cybersecurity company valued at £4 billion
Rights groups seek ban on biometric surveillance
'Biometric mass surveillance brings Internet-style omnipresent tracking to the offline world' say campaigners
Brussels on the verge of issuing a positive data adequacy decision for UK
The European Commission could announce the decision as early as this week
US FTC opens probe into Nvidia's acquisition of Arm
Microsoft, Google and Qualcomm are said to have complained to antitrust regulators about Nvidia's proposed takeover of Arm
ByteDance to walk away from TikTok-Oracle-Walmart deal
Rather than tying up with Oracle and Walmart, ByteDance is instead seeking to restructure TikTok's US operations
Zoom-ing towards an IP crash?
A lack of IP protection could make Zoom's success short-lived, says Nick Wallin
O2 fined £10.5m for overcharging departing customers
Around 140,000 customers overpaid, according to Ofcom
Twitter announces 'better-than-expected' fourth quarter and fiscal year 2020 results
But troubles mount in India as angry politicians promote rival Koo
Pandemic highlights lack of resilience in ITSM
Ticket volumes rose and customer satisfaction fell as a result of the shift to remote work - AI may be a solution
Online retailers face special 'Amazon tax' on pandemic profits
Amazon's sales reached £19billion in 2020 after a 51 per cent increase
Amazon buys half the renewable power generated by new North Sea wind farm
Tech giant has pledged to use 100 per cent renewable energy by 2025
UK retailers press government on business rate reform to compete with tech giants
Firms like Amazon pay about a tenth of the amount bricks and mortar stores are liable for in business rates, and now retail chiefs want action
Examples of AI as a force for social good
Nesta in Scotland showcases a number of projects in which humans and AI work as a team
Ofcom proposes 'one touch' broadband switching process
Ofcom wants to make switching internet provider as easy as changing mobile operator
Amazon, Alphabet and Alibaba all report surging cloud revenues
Despite growth Google Cloud lost more than $5.5 billion last year, but Alibaba is now profitable
Cloud providers at risk of £17m fines following NIS Regulations update
Updated regulation changes law from requiring an incident to cause immediate threat to life or significant adverse impact on the UK economy, to merely requiring a significant risk or significant impact in relation to service provision, meaning that any...
Staffordshire University: Automation should be a human-first technology
The University is preparing students for an automated future, and it’s not limiting teaching to technical courses
Biden administration delays Chinese military-related investment ban
The new US government has delayed a Trump-era executive order by four months
Big Tech has 'refused to lift a finger' to push for comprehensive action on climate
Despite having committed to bold corporate climate agendas, tech giants have yet to put their weight behind action, finds report
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