A novel class of materials that absorbs heat when pressure is applied could fundamentally replace traditional chemical refrigerants within a…
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Europe’s Top Privacy Regulators Just Confirmed AI Hiring Tools Have Been Breaking the Law for Eight Years
Europe's top data protection bodies declared at a July 9 European Parliament conference in Brussels that AI-driven hiring tools have…
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European Parliament Forces Through Controversial Mass Surveillance Law by Counting Absent Members as Yes Votes
The European Parliament voted Thursday to reinstate a 2021 law permitting large tech companies, including Google, Microsoft, and Meta, to…
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Meta Faces Billions in Fines as EU Declares Facebook and Instagram Deliberately Addictive
The European Commission has accused Meta of violating the Digital Services Act by designing Facebook and Instagram with features that…
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In-Depth: Europe’s newest unicorns are backed by a large cohort of more than 300 investors. Among them, 25 investors have…
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EU Parliament Votes to Allow Mass Scanning of Private Messages for 450 Million Citizens
European Parliament lawmakers voted on July 9 to advance "Chat Control 1.0," a temporary measure permitting tech platforms to voluntarily…
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Honeywell Hired 1,000 European Engineers to Build Defense Tech Washington Cannot Control
Honeywell Aerospace is expanding its development of ITAR-free defence products to meet growing European demand for components unrestricted by U.S.…
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Munich Startup Raises €91 Million to Fix the Hidden Defect Problem Threatening the World’s Top Chipmakers
Munich-based startup QuantumDiamonds has secured €91 million in combined equity and non-dilutive funding to advance chip-inspection technology. World Fund led…
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French Telecom Giant’s Travel eSIM Covers 200 Countries Starting at $3 But Has a Hidden Throttling Catch
Uhugei, a travel eSIM provider owned by French telecom company Transatel, has become one of the most visible names in…
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Virgin Media Fined $37 Million for Secretly Making It Nearly Impossible for Customers to Cancel
UK regulator Ofcom has fined Virgin Media £28 million ($37.3 million) for systematically obstructing customers attempting to cancel their contracts.…
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