The recent decision by the U.K. government to classify data centers as critical infrastructure marks a significant milestone in boosting cybersecurity within the country. With this designation, data centers will now be considered as part of the Critical National Infrastructure (CNI), joining other key sectors such as energy, nuclear power, defense, space, and emergency services.
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The U.K. technology industry is facing a significant challenge when it comes to commercializing technology businesses on a global scale. Warren East, former CEO of Arm, highlighted the critical need for a mindset shift within the investor community to ensure that the U.K. can compete effectively on the world stage. There have been criticisms about
Northvolt, a prominent battery producer for Europe’s electric vehicle industry, has recently announced a series of strategic decisions that have sent shockwaves through the industry. These decisions include job cuts, site closures, and discussions with partners and investors to secure the future of a facility in Poland. The company, based in Stockholm, Sweden, is known
The landscape of content creation and monetization on platforms like YouTube is constantly evolving. A prime example of this evolution is demonstrated by The Try Guys, a well-known creator group, who have made a significant shift in their revenue model by launching their own standalone streaming service called 2nd Try. This move marks a departure
In a bold move to revolutionize the gaming industry, Roblox recently announced that select game developers on its platform will now have the option to charge users real money for playing games, moving away from the reliance on the platform’s digital currency, Robux. This strategic shift is specifically applicable to Paid Access games, where users
Amazon has faced growing scrutiny over its treatment of contracted delivery drivers, with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) taking a closer look at the company’s practices. A regional director for the NLRB recently stated that Amazon should be considered a “joint employer” of some of its contracted delivery drivers, specifically those working at an
The recent call for action by U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission members, Peter Feldman and Douglas Dziak, to investigate the safety practices of foreign-owned e-commerce platforms such as Shein and Temu has sparked concerns about the sale of potentially dangerous baby and toddler products. This move highlights the growing need to scrutinize the safety and
The rapid advancement of technology has prompted many hotel chains to revolutionize the way guests access their rooms. With the emergence of digital options like Apple Wallet and Google Wallet apps, the traditional plastic room key is quickly becoming obsolete. The shift towards touchless technology has been further accelerated by the onset of the pandemic,
The recent decision by Brazil’s federal supreme court to suspend Elon Musk’s social network X raises serious concerns about due process and legal procedures. The court’s top justice, Alexandre de Moraes, issued suspension orders without giving Musk and X a fair opportunity to defend themselves or comply with the court’s requests. This lack of due
Huawei, the Chinese technology giant, is set to hold a product launch event this month, strategically timed just hours after Apple’s annual iPhone reveal. The event is scheduled to take place on September 10 at 2:30 p.m. Beijing time, which coincides with the late evening of September 9 on the west coast of the U.S.,
Brazil’s supreme court recently made a bold move by ordering a nationwide suspension of Elon Musk’s social network X. This decision came after X refused to comply with previous court orders regarding content moderation and the appointment of a legal representative in the country. As a result of this suspension, daily fines have been imposed
Alibaba has successfully completed a three-year regulatory “rectification” process following an antitrust fine for monopolistic practices in 2021, as announced by China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR). This process required Alibaba to align with antitrust regulations, particularly in regard to the “choose one of two” policy that gave the tech giant unfair competitive advantages.
Dell reported its quarterly results, exceeding Wall Street’s expectations with a significant increase in server sales. The company’s revenue for the fiscal second quarter stood at $25.03 billion, surpassing the estimated $24.53 billion. The earnings per share (EPS) also outperformed predictions at $1.89 adjusted, compared to the anticipated $1.71. This positive outcome led to a
The tech and chip-related stocks in Asia took a hit on Thursday following the announcement of Nvidia’s second-quarter results. Companies with direct links to the U.S. tech giant, such as South Korean chipmakers SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, experienced significant losses. SK Hynix, known for manufacturing high bandwidth memory chips used in AI applications for