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EU consumer group BEUC files complaint against Meta over ad-free subscription service, alleging unfair practices.

Finland's Silo AI unveils Poro, a breakthrough open-source large language model for European languages.

The European Commission aims to prevent tech leakage and enhance security in advanced semiconductors, AI, quantum technologies, and biotechnologies.

ETSI revealed that hackers stole a database of their portal users and has since urged them to change their passwords for account security.

Top executives from 20 major telecom groups have penned an open letter emphasizing that benefiting tech companies should bear a larger share of the costs.

The European Commission has been gathering information on potential abusive practices in the semiconductor industry amid rapid growth and exploding prices.

The reported cyber-attack on Timchenko in Latvia has heightened concerns about journalist security and possible European state involvement in such incidents.

Threat actor Sandman uses the LuaDream backdoor on LuaJIT, indicating a stealthy, large-scale project.

Meta has expressed the need to allocate resources to content users want to see more of on the platform, especially short-form video.

Microsoft will stop putting links to its Edge browser in Windows Widgets, likely to appease European regulators.

Microsoft also plans to make it easier for its products to work with other apps and services.

Meta will enable users to only view Stories and Reels from only those they follow, arranged from the newest to the oldest.

Google's Bard chatbot is now available in the EU and supports more than 40 languages but must meet strict regulations in the bloc.

Over 150 European companies have signed an open letter urging the EU to rethink its AI Act plans to regulate artificial intelligence (AI).

OpenAI lobbies to water down EU AI Act, arguing that general-purpose AI systems should not be considered "high risk".

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, says that the company may leave European markets over strict regulations on chatbots like ChatGPT.

Meta will pay the fine for violating Europe’s GDPR laws by transferring personal user data from European servers to the US.

Microsoft is facing an informal European Commission investigation over ongoing complaints regarding its Azure and Office 365 Cloud practices.

The European Commission says Microsoft has made enough concessions for its Activision Blizzard merger, including giving game licenses to cloud rivals.

Google Bard is seemingly in breach of General Data Protection Regulation laws and it is unclear when the chatbot will be available in the EU.