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The European Union is compelling Google to open Android to rival AI assistants and share its search data under the Digital Markets Act. The move aims to foster fair competition in the digital sector.
Google must grant rival AI assistants and search engines greater access to key parts of Android and Google Search after the European Union ordered the company to comply with digital antitrust rules.
Bliq.ai has received approval to operate driverless cars in Finland, marking its second EU market after Estonia. The company plans to begin testing in Helsinki during the winter months.
The US considers removing the steering wheel from autonomous vehicles, while the EU mandates facial monitoring systems to ensure driver alertness.
Belgian startup Aidoptation has become the first in the EU to receive a Level 4 self-driving car permit, enabling highway testing at 120 km/h without AI.
Apple has lost its legal challenge to being labeled a gatekeeper under the EU’s Digital Markets Act, marking a significant victory for European regulators.
The European Commission faces mounting pressure to act on spyware after a former MEP was hacked with Pegasus. Civil society groups are demanding accountability and transparency in the wake of the incident.
The European Commission has opened an antitrust investigation into Align Technology over allegations that it ties its iTero scanners to Invisalign treatments, potentially stifling competition.
The European Union has joined the US-led Pax Silica initiative to secure AI chip supply chains and implement export controls on China, marking a strategic realignment in tech sovereignty efforts.
Ten years after the Brexit vote, a landmark study reveals the UK economy is 6% to 8% smaller than it would have been had the country remained in the EU. The decade has been marked by political instability and economic challenges.
The European Union is demanding that Big Tech align its AI data centre projects with strict climate goals, or face exclusion from the European market.
The European Commission has ordered Meta to restore access to rival AI assistants on WhatsApp within five days, citing anti-competitive practices. Meta plans to appeal the ruling.
