Countries including Turkey, Nigeria and Vietnam have restricted or banned cryptocurrencies. Will the US be next?
Proposed legislation targets illegal and 'legal-but-harmful' content, and could leave businesses facing a huge regulatory burden.
WeWork's founder's claims around remote team engagement don't match the reality, say experts.
New tech-savvy start-ups aim to exploit shifts in consumer behaviour from Covid-19 to disrupt the broadband market.
Operators see Open RAN as a driver of 5G adoption, but the open networking movement is still in its infancy.
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British businesses have been slow to adopt automated systems but the UK could still lead the way on advanced AI.
A new book, The Myth of Artificial Intelligence, suggests that the field of AI is on the wrong track to achieve artificial general intelligence.
Announcements in the Queen's speech on skills have been welcomed, but may do little more than replicate existing schemes.
Essential during the coronavirus pandemic, online trials could now help court systems around the world address their lengthy backlogs.
Ringfencing EU customer information on the continent is a positive step, but not a complete solution to data transfer issues, experts say.
The likes of Uber and Lyft could soon face greater regulation in the US, but they are unlikely to accept it without a fight.
Today’s CEOs expect their technology leaders to drive growth, writes guest author Cathy Holley. For some, this requires a shift in mindset.
The Baltic state is digital in all things – except authenticating applicants to its pioneering e-Residency programme, which so far must be done in person, government CIO Siim Sikkut tells Tech Monitor.
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