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The EU's expanding body of laws and enforcement actions regulating tech companies, covering privacy, competition, cybersecurity, and child safety.
EU Cyber Resilience Act rules have required connected-product makers to report exploited flaws through ENISA within 24 hours since 11 September 2026. One incident can also start DORA, NIS2 and GDPR clocks, so runbooks need a triage step that splits into parallel filings.
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Google has appealed an EU DMA order that would make it share search data with rivals from January 2027 and open Android to rival AI services. Its case rests on user privacy and Android security, claims the EU's top court now has to weigh against a competition order.
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From 11 September 2026, an actively exploited vulnerability starts a 24-hour early warning, a 72-hour notification and a 14-day final report, all timed from awareness. The artifact that decides whether you make it is your SBOM archive.
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A draft seen by WIRED would bar chatbots from simulating emotions with anyone under 18 and stop them carrying memory between conversations. Fines reach 6% of worldwide turnover. The scoping work lands on product teams.
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A Forbes Tech Council piece by Avature's chief executive argues the Act's high-risk hiring rules now set the benchmark for global employers. The survey behind the argument is his own company's, and it finds most are still piloting.
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A Foreign Affairs essay counts about 30 percent of the Draghi recommendations implemented by mid-2026 and argues that even full adoption would leave the gap open, because the barriers are Europe's own labor, tax and regulatory layers.
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An OECD survey of 6,047 employers found this software in most workplaces on both continents. The countries split over what firms are allowed to do with it, and most of these tools are not AI at all.
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Ternus told his first keynote as chief executive that the ideal AI device already exists. The hub Apple insiders expected instead has been waiting on an assistant Apple leases from Google and cannot yet sell in the EU.
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Christine Lagarde says Europeans can shun AI and lose growth or adopt it and depend on American and Chinese tools, while the safety debate that would set the technology's pace is run by two governments that have dismissed slowing down.
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Siri AI shipped on 14 September as an opt-in beta in English on a short list of recent hardware. It does not run on iPhone, iPad or Watch in the EU, or anywhere in China, and Apple has set daily limits it has not published.
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The January 2026 CSA2 proposal would let the Commission designate high-risk suppliers across 18 industries and force removal within 36 months of the law taking effect. It is still before Parliament and Council.
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iOS 27 installs on iPhones going back to the 2019 iPhone 11, Apple Intelligence needs 8GB of RAM, and two of the new Siri features need 12GB. A rollout plan now has three hardware tiers and a regional block on top.
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David Sacks told Anthropic and OpenAI to pace the frontier without an antitrust waiver or an approval regime, and said product liability already disciplines them. Europe will run both regimes on the same models.
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The next EN 301 549 is finished, but nothing binds until the European Commission cites it. Until then V3.2.1 and WCAG 2.1 remain the text you are actually measured against, and the citation date has already moved.
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The CNCF's argument is that the CLOUD Act reaches European soil, so "our servers are in Frankfurt" buys residency and not control. The boundary that holds is infrastructure you can run yourself.
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