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Sweden Leaks Top-Secret Records In IBM Outsourcing ‘disaster’
Sweden is facing a considerable clean-up following a sensitive national data breach which took place in 2014 – the details…
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Concerns Rise Over Data Flow Between UK and EU
The European Commission vice president for the Digital Single Market has criticised what he calls ‘data protectionism’. Andrus Ansip, speaking at…
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How Africa Is Working To Harmonise Data Privacy
Michael Mudd, managing partner at Asia Policy Partners, discusses his research into the changing attitudes to cybersecurity and privacy in Africa……
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Germany To Fine Social Media EUR50mn For Illegal Content
The German government has voted in favor of a new law that includes, among other things, fines of up to…
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Liberty To Issue Legal Challenge To Investigatory Powers Act
Liberty, a civil rights activism group from the United Kingdom, has received permission to challenge the Investigatory Powers Act in…
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At Last, A Fire Regulation For Cables Inside A Data Centre
Barry Elliott, Director at Capitoline, introduces new fire regulations which are increasingly relevant in the UK data centre market… Building fires…
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Google To Power European Data Centres With Norwegian Wind
Google will receive power from Norway’s largest wind farm this September, when the wind farm becomes fully operational. That power…
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Sweden Leaks Top-Secret Records In IBM Outsourcing ‘disaster’
Sweden is facing a considerable clean-up following a sensitive national data breach which took place in 2014 – the details…
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Concerns Rise Over Data Flow Between UK and EU
The European Commission vice president for the Digital Single Market has criticised what he calls ‘data protectionism’. Andrus Ansip, speaking at…
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How Africa Is Working To Harmonise Data Privacy
Michael Mudd, managing partner at Asia Policy Partners, discusses his research into the changing attitudes to cybersecurity and privacy in Africa……
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Ireland To Lead European Data Centre Market By 2020
A new report has revealed Ireland’s market-leading data centre offering, highlighting a unique mix of third party enterprise facilities and…
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Germany To Fine Social Media EUR50mn For Illegal Content
The German government has voted in favor of a new law that includes, among other things, fines of up to…
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Liberty To Issue Legal Challenge To Investigatory Powers Act
Liberty, a civil rights activism group from the United Kingdom, has received permission to challenge the Investigatory Powers Act in…
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At Last, A Fire Regulation For Cables Inside A Data Centre
Barry Elliott, Director at Capitoline, introduces new fire regulations which are increasingly relevant in the UK data centre market… Building fires…
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Google To Power European Data Centres With Norwegian Wind
Google will receive power from Norway’s largest wind farm this September, when the wind farm becomes fully operational. That power…
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Sweden Leaks Top-Secret Records In IBM Outsourcing ‘disaster’
Sweden is facing a considerable clean-up following a sensitive national data breach which took place in 2014 – the details…
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Concerns Rise Over Data Flow Between UK and EU
The European Commission vice president for the Digital Single Market has criticised what he calls ‘data protectionism’. Andrus Ansip, speaking at…
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How Africa Is Working To Harmonise Data Privacy
Michael Mudd, managing partner at Asia Policy Partners, discusses his research into the changing attitudes to cybersecurity and privacy in Africa……
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Jean Claude Juncker Blocked EU Curbs On Tax Avoid, Cables Show
The president of the European commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, spent years in his previous role as Luxembourg’s prime minister secretly blocking…
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Can Europe Beat The Trump Effect?
Donald Trump’s election has Europe’s own populists hoping, and others fearing, that they can ride the wave of anti-elitist sentiment to…
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