On 21 October, public websites in the Netherlands, Finland and elsewhere shut down temporarily after two severe vulnerabilities in PHP triggered urgent patching efforts across government agencies.
The IT management software vendor shut down multiple services following a supply chain attack that gave threat actors broad access to customer Microsoft 365 environments through compromised backup service credentials.
Autonomous networks require more than the automation of individual tasks. They depend on a shared understanding of what the network is, what it is expected to do and how much confidence can be placed in the knowledge supporting each decision.
Mark Saunders Telstra Chief Architect
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The EuroHPC Joint Undertaking has elected Sinéad Ryan of Trinity College Dublin as Chair of its User Forum Coordination Group, with Maria Girone from CERN openlab continuing as Vice-Chair in a new co-leadership arrangement.
The new system, ranked 31st globally, will serve as the computational engine for Greece's AI Factory and support research across healthcare, climate science and other domains across the continent.
The European Commission's proposed EU KIDS Act aims to protect young gamers, but privacy experts warn that age-verification methods could create dangerous repositories of identity documents and biometric information.
Mavenir's chief revenue officer argues that artificial intelligence is reshaping how telecom operators view their core infrastructure, but legacy systems and vendor complexity threaten to slow modernisation.
Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefónica and Vodafone have signed a Letter of Intent to jointly pursue Mobile Satellite Services spectrum, aiming to bring satellite connectivity to underserved regions across the continent.
The Bundestag has approved legislation for Germany's EUDI Wallet implementation, though security experts and privacy advocates say the approach leaves vulnerabilities and lacks key privacy protections.
A wave of funding across Central and Eastern Europe has lifted multiple startups, with Skeleton Technologies becoming the region's newest billion-dollar company following a strategic investment from industrial giant Siemens.
Warsaw's investigation into the previous government's spyware operation reveals the Israeli manufacturer retained technical access to data harvested from opposition figures and thousands of citizens, raising questions about the security risks of deploying foreign surveillance tools.