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EU Council agrees 'risk-based' approach to 5G following bout of US lobbying
The US is 'pleased' to see the EU's conclusions on 5G
China orders replacement of all foreign hardware and software
Government offices and public institutions will need to replace as many as 30 million devices
TSMC's 5nm process achieves 50 per cent yield
AMD is expected to be among the first customers for TSMC's 5nm chips, for its Zen 4 CPUs
More than 200,000 NHS devices still running Windows 7
More than 20 per cent of NHS Trusts have no plans to migrate away from Windows 7, support for which ends in January
China is not dramatically outspending the US government on AI research
China's public spending on AI research is probably far less than previously assumed
$5 million bounty placed on Russian hackers responsible for Dridex banking malware
The FBI and US Department of State have placed a record-breaking bounty on Maksim Yakubets and Igor Turashev
Majority of SAP's UK & Ireland customers still not ready to move to S/4HANA
But the company wants to withdraw support for its Business Suite range in 2025
Parents in the US fight to get records of their kids' online activities deleted
School district now conducts an annual 'Data Deletion Week' to purge unnecessary student information from the Google platform and other online applications
BP to shutter mega European data centres in preference for AWS
The move is part of a broad programme to speed up the digitisation of BP's operations and infrastructure
Apple's iPhone 11 Pro is tracking users who disable location services
The behaviour is against Apple's own privacy policy
Boris Johnson may block Huawei's role in building 5G networks
President Trump had pressed Mr Johnson on the issue on Tuesday, during a meeting in Downing Street
Enterprise HR systems in 2020 - steady as she goes
Delta predicts a continuation of the trends of the recent years: cloud, consolidation and AI
European Commission's new president promises GDPR-style legislation on AI
Von der Leyen said that Europe "set the pattern for the world" the GDPR, and "we have to do the same with artificial intelligence"
StrandHogg vulnerability enables malicious software to masquerade as trusted Android apps
The vulnerability stems from a multitasking feature in Android
Tech CEOs call on US to stay in Paris climate pact
The President announced that the US was withdrawing from the Paris Agreement in 2017
FBI seeks warrant to obtain detailed personal information from Sony
The Bureau has asked for messaging history and even game progress in trying to track down a suspect
ICO: Organisations using AI systems must provide clear explanations of decisions made
Organisations must also ensure that their use of AI is transparent and accountable
China makes facial recognition mandatory for new SIM card purchases
The move will help crack down on scams, according to the government
Google's proposed acquisition of Looker invites probe from UK's competition watchdog
The CMA is inviting comments from interested parties on the merger by 20th December
Around 7,000 people across the UK expected to be victims of credit card frauds on Cyber Monday
Roughly £6 million of transactions are likely to be vulnerable to fraud today
Automakers fear Qualcomm antitrust win will increase cost of connected cars
Qualcomm is currently seeking to overturn a court ruling that requires it to renegotiate its patent licensing agreements with automakers
American embassy submits extradition request for ex-Autonomy boss Mike Lynch to face trial in the US
Mr Lynch faces 17 charges, including conspiracy, securities fraud, and wire fraud
Ocado to build robotic fulfilment centre in Japan in new deal with retail chain Aeon
Ocado has signed another technology deal - this time taking its advanced warehouses and robotics technology to Aeon in Japan
Oyster card accounts locked with users asked to reset passwords
TfL acts for a second time following August security breach - again blaming the risk of credential stuffing
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