"End Live Piracy Now" campaign demands swift action against illegal streaming in Europe
A hot potato: End Live Piracy Now is a new initiative against unlicensed streaming of live sports and events. More than 100 organizations want the EU to "end piracy" for good, with new laws that would shut pirate servers off even before a live show comes to an end. Which is easier said than done.
A cold winter is awaiting mobile networks and phones in Europe
TL;DR: The coming energy crisis could bring mobile Internet to a halt in many European countries. Plans are being considered to weather the storm, but Europe would likely suffer from its own success in bringing reliable electricity to its citizens.
Instagram hit by record $400M fine in Europe for mishandling children's data
The Meta-owned social network will appeal the decision by Irish regulators
Latest Nvidia and AMD graphics cards are now 9 - 14% under MSRP in Europe
Leaving gamers with a dilemma
The European smartphone market just experienced its worst Q1 in nearly a decade
Shipments were down 12 percent year over year
European Central Bank president calls crypto worthless and "based on nothing"
Kicking crypto when it's down
Google makes it easier to reject tracking cookies in Europe after fines from watchdogs
A step in the right direction
EU parliament moves closer to law that would force iPhones to use USB-C ports
A cable standard to reduce confusion and e-waste
Graphics cards hit their lowest prices since the start of 2021
Has the market finally turned a corner?
Meta says it is not threatening to pull Facebook and Instagram from Europe
Despite what its 10-K filing suggests
Europe's only DRAM and NAND factory is expanding
The factory produces Goodram memory
Samsung sold the most smartphones in Europe last year, followed by Apple and Xiaomi
European smartphone market managed to grow annually by 8 percent amid the pandemic and chip crisis
Sweden calls for Europe to ban crypto mining over environmental concerns
Will Europe follow China's path?
Tesla's Model 3 is the first EV to top the European monthly sales charts
Tesla's achievement comes at a time when petrol and diesel are hitting record prices across the whole continent
Intel won't build a chip fab in the UK because of Brexit
The company is looking at 10 other European countries instead
European Parliament opposes 'mass surveillance,' calls for a ban on facial recognition tech in public
They also want to ban 'social scoring systems'
Intel will invest $94.7 billion to build chip fabs in Europe
The latest move amid a global race to expand chip manufacturing capacity
Samsung loses top European phone vendor crown to Xiaomi
Xiaomi knocked Apple off its number two spot in the global rankings last month
Amazon hit with record $885 million fine for violating EU privacy rules
Fines for GDPR violations are ramping up
If Nvidia doesn't complete Arm acquisition, the latter might consider an IPO
To complete the acquisition, Nvidia has to send all the necessary paperwork to the European Commission, which hasn't happened yet
European Commission plans to prohibit anonymous crypto transfers and wallets
The European Commission hopes to prevent money laundering and terrorism financing using crypto
Privacy watchdogs take legal action against Clearview AI in five countries
The groups say its data collection goes 'far beyond' what online users could ever expect
Proposed EU regulations aim to restrict AI use based on its risk to public safety or liberty
'AI systems considered a clear threat to the safety, livelihoods and rights of people will be banned'