The European Union has an increasingly important role in setting policy around technology, from broadband to mobile to online privacy.
EU companies issue formal complaint against Microsoft OneDrive Windows integration
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EU regulators asking Teams rivals about Microsoft's bundling practices, per Slack's 2020 complaint
The tech giant wants government agencies to establish new rules for data transfers between nations.
Brexit has allowed carriers to penalize UK handset owners when they travel through European countries.
With outages and surging electricity prices, Kosovo will ban the production of cryptocurrency to ease energy consumption.
Faced with low salaries and poor working conditions, delivery drivers in Italy are launching their own businesses in a fightback against algorithm-driven delivery platforms.
Manufacturers face real challenges as they look to 2022, but most of them are finding ways to cope.
Nextcloud and almost 30 other European companies have filed a complaint about Microsoft's anti-competitive behavior with its OneDrive cloud storage offering.
Europe's General Court has sided with the European Commission in its finding that Google gave preferential treatment to its own price-comparison services while relegating the results of competitors.
The US also sanctioned the Chatex cryptocurrency exchange for allegedly helping ransomware groups launder money.
Here are some of Forrester's most important predictions that will impact European privacy leaders' planning for 2022.
Initial concerns include chip makers have less access to Arm IP and Arm being refocussed to Nvidia products.
According to a new report, EU regulators are questioning collaboration vendors about Microsoft's bundling practices around Teams as part of a legal complaint from Slack last year about Microsoft's tactics.
In the midst of supporting a facial recognition ban for law enforcement, the European Commission is reportedly preparing to charge Apple for acting anticompetitively with its NFC block.
