UK regulator says Apple and Google have ‘effective duopoly’.

UK regulator says Apple and Google have ‘effective duopoly’.
The EC has told operators across the European Union to place restrictions on high-risk suppliers such as Huawei and ZTE, including a stop on the installation of new equipment.
UK toughens up its approach to ransomware payments.
Nvidia reconfigured its high-end offerings for China following US export controls on AI chips introduced in October 2023 during President Joe Biden’s administration.
Huawei takes back the smartphone lead in the Chinese market.
The EC outlined plans to scale the service to additional member states, working in coordination with national authorities and digital services coordinators.
The restriction previously led to the tech giant taking a $5.5 billion hit in its financial results.
The response comes after the EC issued a call for expressions of interest to identify potential consortia and gather early input for the next phase of the continent’s AI push.
The TNS plan proposes constructing 44 new shared masts across northerly and north-westerly areas of the Scottish mainland and islands.
US government agencies would not be able to access the models or use the AI technologies without an exemption, such as for research.
The US and other allies are also taking stronger measures to block Chinese companies’ access to advanced chipmaking equipment and AI chips.
Hackers linked with Iran have reportedly been scanning the internet for vulnerable software and have been talking openly about retaliating against US organisations.
US President Donald Trump extended the deadline for ByteDance to divest the US assets of TikTok app by 90 more days..
Before the decline last year, previous analyses found regular annual increases in emissions in China, which rose 7 per cent between 2019 and 2023.