Huawei and ZTE refute spying allegations
US Congress hears statements from Chinese telecoms firms denying equipment has secret back doors
A US congressional panel examining the Chinese telecom firms Huawei and ZTE is concluding an investigation into whether the companies' equipment is a threat to US infrastructure and commercial confidentiality...
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Rights groups seek ban on biometric surveillance
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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
Peter Cochrane: We need to forge a radical path to 6G
5G is way too inefficient for the IoT, argues Peter Cochrane
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...
