Renewable energy developers now face FERC’s sweeping interconnection reforms that aim to speed up grid access. But the implementation varies dramatically by region, creating new challenges alongside the promised benefits. Understanding local rules has never been more critical for project success.
A group of 18 European cybersecurity and privacy experts has published an open letter warning that the revised Chat Control legislation still poses serious threats. Despite making scanning voluntary instead of mandatory, the expanded scope now includes text messages alongside images and videos. The
European Union officials want to push back enforcement of high-risk AI rules by 16 months to December 2027. The delay comes as part of a broader “Digital Omnibus” package aimed at streamlining tech regulations. Startup leaders had warned the current implementation was a “rushed ticking timebomb.”
According to new research, tariffs are delivering a net negative impact on American manufacturing. While some companies benefit, far more are seeing significant revenue declines and rising material costs.
According to CNBC, a White House memo alleges Alibaba provides tech support for Chinese military operations targeting the US. The Financial Times reported the claims but couldn’t independently verify them. Alibaba called the assertions “completely false” and questioned the motivation behind the anon
President Trump’s budget bill contains provisions that could devastate the $28 billion hemp industry by banning most THC products. Meanwhile, the U.S. has officially stopped producing pennies after 231 years, saving taxpayers $56 million annually.
The messaging platform Telegram has launched a legal challenge against Australia’s online safety regulator over a massive fine. The case centers on the country’s controversial age verification laws and their impact on privacy. This legal battle could set important precedents for how governments regu
Liberty Global’s CEO says the EU has had its “foot on our neck” for 20 years and has done nothing about Mario Draghi’s recommendations. The telecom industry wants faster merger approvals and regulatory reforms to compete globally.
The UK government has introduced its Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to parliament, aiming to upgrade 2018 regulations that were based on the EU’s NIS Directive. The legislation comes as cyber attacks cost the UK economy £14.7 billion annually, with recent breaches affecting NHS suppliers and Min
The UK has introduced the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to Parliament following a devastating year of cyberattacks. The legislation aims to better protect critical services like the NHS and utilities from threats that cost the economy billions annually.
