European Union (EU) stories - Page 9

Global CFOs are worried about rising wages to stay competitive, but remain bullish on growth, according to a survey by Globalization Partners.

A technology industry leader is urging the government not to shy away from policing social media platforms in New Zealand.

The researchers state that a new universal data governance framework must be introduced to address the data governance needs in emerging technologies.

Entrust is launching Verified Mark Certificates to enable easier email authentication and combat phishing. It is backed by Google and the BIMI standard.

Global user data surveillance has increased for the seventh consecutive year, with data requests to tech giants tripling from 2013 to 2019.

What if there was a way to extend the lifespan of products before they end up in landfill? Device repairability seems like a logical step.

In parallel with any physical form of identification, digital identities must be protected at all costs to prevent identity theft or fraud.

Instarem unveils new logo, website, and mobile app as it aims to expand and become an all-in-one consumer app for cross-border payments.

Researchers say about 1% of the world's energy is used to power data centres - but that number will climb to as much as 8% by 2030.

The initiative is called the Climate Neutral Data Centre pact and is entirely self-regulated by its signatories.

IBM, OVHcloud, and Atempo Group are developing a storage-as-a-service solution for data centers across Europe, with plans for worldwide rollout.

Acronis has announced the global availability of its flagship cybersecurity product and plans to build over 100 micro data centers worldwide.

Oracle has bold plans to launch 20 new cloud regions by 2020, equating to one region every 33 days for the next 15 months.

The European Patent Office praises Singapore and Southeast Asia for a significant rise in patent applications, marking Asia as a major innovation hub.

Businesses must heed Huawei's latest setbacks, warns Memset's Chris Burden, as data sovereignty concerns grow amid escalating geopolitical tensions.

Singapore is looking to implement a data portability requirement as part of the ongoing review of the Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA).

In this exclusive interview Tesh Durvasula shares how the company plans to have a Europe data centre portfolio providing nearly 250 MW by the year's end.

Europol and law enforcement authorities from 26 countries have dismantled an online counterfeit goods ring and arrested 12 people.

Gemalto is set to build data centres across the EU to meet the rising demand for cloud-based authentication and GDPR compliance, says SVP Lasnier.

As Aussie organisations store more sensitive data on multiple clouds, encryption is increasingly seen as a proactive strategy, yet skills shortages persist.