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AI coverage on Europa Now: models, rules and what European teams actually do with both.
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UK Court Backs Ofcom in Data Demand Dispute With Meta, TikTok and X
Three major social media platforms have failed in their legal bid to block the UK's online safety regulator from collecting detailed information about how they manage harmful content.
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Dream emerges from stealth with $17M to bring AI-powered design to European construction
The startup, founded by former Palantir engineers, has trained its AI models on 100 million square feet of real buildings and is already serving as architect of record on multiple projects.
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FTC and eight US states file lawsuit against Toast over subscription traps and hidden charges
Federal regulators and state attorneys general accuse the restaurant software and payments platform of concealing fees, imposing unwanted services, and making cancellation deliberately difficult for its customers.
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Intel's PC outlook darkens as memory shortage persists through 2027
The chipmaker's fourth-quarter guidance fell short of Wall Street expectations, with memory chip constraints weighing on personal computer demand and supply chain disruptions affecting its data centre operations.
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Building Trust in Security: Cloudzy's Aler Rab on What Makes Cybersecurity Products Worth Adopting
As Deputy CEO of Cloudzy and a judge for Cybersecurity40, Aler Rab explains why usability, integration and customer understanding matter more than raw technical prowess when it comes to security solutions that businesses will actually use.
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Anthropic plots retail-heavy IPO as Warren demands AI safety answers
The AI company is considering reserving 15–20% of its public shares for individual investors, while a US senator presses it on existential risks and a $2 trillion valuation.
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China's CXMT Pursues AI Memory Production Despite Severe Manufacturing Challenges
Facing acute shortages of advanced memory chips, China's largest memory manufacturer plans to begin producing HBM3E within weeks, even as its production yields languish far below global competitors.
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US authorities scrutinise Nvidia's planned Hugging Face acquisition over AI competition concerns
The Justice Department is examining whether Nvidia's $12.9 billion purchase of the open-source AI platform would give the chipmaker excessive control over model distribution channels.