The EU announced its DMA investigations into Apple, Meta and Google last March. Read more: FT: EU to lessen DMA blow on Apple and Meta to avoid US backlash
Kyndryl’s Martin Summers says that businesses need to focus on upskilling and ensuring that their IT infrastructure ready for tech advancements. Read more: How to AI-proof your workforce
Gabriele Columbro, general manager of Linux Foundation Europe, spoke to SiliconRepublic.com about the open-source landscape and the opportunity for the EU. Read more: ‘Open source is Europe’s best opportunity to catch up’
The new project will use advanced nanomaterials to develop more efficient sodium and potassium ion batteries. Read more: Trinity physicists to advance lithium battery alternatives
The service first launched at the start of the year limited to the US, the UK, Canada and Australia. Read more: Spotify expands content monetisation service to Ireland
Ofcom found that Fenix failed to verify the accuracy of the information it provided while also delaying to inform once it realised its error. Read more: OnlyFans’ operator fined £1.05m for giving inaccurate information
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The judge dismissed some of the claims brought by the three plaintiffs who joined forces to challenge OpenAI and Microsoft. Read more: NYT lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft goes ahead with caveats
The company began US trials for its drones in 2023 and earlier this year, announced plans for trials in Finland. Read more: Manna flies high with $30m in fresh funding
The partners claim that their combined offerings will increase returns on investments for their large clientele. Read more: Databricks and Anthropic ink deal to enhance business profits with AI