12 Nov
Ukraine: Starshield disruptions hampering defense efforts
Ukrainian President Zelensky says speed restrictions on the satellite service are disrupting military operations against Russian forces.
Europe news
10 Nov
Infineon Raises AI Sales Forecast
The German chipmaker expects significant growth in demand and has pledged to increase profitability in the coming fiscal year.
9 Nov
France: IRGC responsible for supermarket cyberattack
The French Foreign Minister confirmed that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is behind the cyberattack on supermarket chains.
9 Nov
France: Iran behind supermarket refrigeration cyberattack
French authorities are investigating suspected involvement by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard in a supermarket fridge hacking incident from last month.
9 Nov
Israeli firm IWI to produce firearms in the Netherlands
The Israeli defense giant has signed a cooperation deal with a Dutch firm to establish a framework for domestic arms production in the Netherlands.
6 Nov
Moldova: Approximately 450,000 citizens affected by cyberattack
Moldovan President Maia Sandu announced that about 450,000 citizens were affected by a cyberattack on government systems in October.
3 Nov
Cyberattacks on Supermarket Fridges Sweep Across Europe
Cyberattacks have targeted supermarket refrigeration systems in at least eight European countries, causing food spoilage and operational disruptions.
2 Nov
Supermarket Cyberattack Expands to Luxembourg and Estonia
The cyberattack targeting supermarket refrigeration systems has widened, with fresh disruptions reported in Luxembourg and Estonia.
2 Nov
Cyberattacks Target Supermarkets in Belgium and Sweden, Heating Freezers to 50°C
Dozens of grocery stores were hit by cyberattacks that disrupted refrigeration systems, using a method similar to one that hit hundreds of French stores.
2 Nov
Ukraine: Alert App Hacked to Broadcast False Nuclear and Chemical Warnings
Hackers compromised Ukraine's public alert application to broadcast false warnings of nuclear and chemical threats before authorities stepped in to reassure the public.
30 Oct
ASML Shares Fall Amid AI Selloff and Intel Outlook
Shares of semiconductor equipment maker ASML fell following an AI selloff and Intel's financial outlook.
30 Oct
London High Court Rejects Tech Giants' Challenge Against UK Regulator
The High Court in London dismissed a legal challenge brought by Meta, TikTok, and X against Ofcom's demands for detailed content moderation metrics.
29 Oct
Alibaba Cloud Launches First Public Cloud Region in the Netherlands
The cloud computing arm of Chinese tech giant Alibaba has launched its first public cloud region in the Netherlands.
29 Oct
Pentagon Watchdog Rejects Bipartisan Plea to Investigate Ukraine Starlink Disruption
The US Department of Defense watchdog has turned down a bipartisan congressional request to probe disruptions and restrictions affecting the Starlink satellite service in Ukraine.
25 Oct
Musk: SpaceX Closes Starlink Loophole Used by Ukrainian Military
SpaceX has closed a loophole that allowed the Ukrainian military to use the Starlink satellite internet network for drone strikes, owner Elon Musk announced.
24 Oct
Ukraine Says Starlink Speeds Restored as Musk Accuses Kyiv of Violations
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said satellite connectivity speeds have normalized, while Elon Musk accused Kyiv of violations.
24 Oct
Ukraine Says Starlink Speed Limits Lifted After Drones Disrupted
Kyiv reported that connectivity limits on the Starlink satellite network were lifted after a slowdown disrupted Ukrainian drone operations.
23 Oct
Warnings in Germany Over PHP Flaw: 'Could Affect Every Individual'
Germany's Digital Ministry warned that the danger from the PHP vulnerability is not yet averted, as experts caution the issue is only the tip of the iceberg.
23 Oct
Trump: Starlink Satellite Services Are Back in Ukraine
The US president asked Elon Musk to lift restrictions on the satellite network, with battlefield reports indicating an improvement in service.
22 Oct
Barclays Plans to Cut 5,000 Jobs in AI Efficiency Drive
British lender Barclays plans to cut roughly 5,000 jobs by the end of 2026 as part of an efficiency drive powered by artificial intelligence.
21 Oct
EU Investigates Booking.com Over Fraud and Deceptive Listings
The European Commission has opened an investigation into Booking.com over fake listings, identity theft, and advertising transparency.
21 Oct
Elon Musk Reportedly Ordered Starlink Restrictions in Ukraine
SpaceX slowed down satellite services relied upon by the Ukrainian military, disrupting drone operations and defense systems, according to reports.
20 Oct
Revolut Outage Disrupts App Access and Payments Across Europe
Customers of fintech firm Revolut across several European countries have reported issues accessing accounts, making transfers, and completing card payments.
19 Oct
UK Watchdog Calls for Disclaimers on AI Financial Advice
Britain's Financial Conduct Authority warned that the boundary between regulated and unregulated AI financial advice is blurring, calling for disclaimers.
17 Oct
Zelensky: Starlink Drone Speed Limits Continue, Calling Them a 'Planned Operation'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said military interceptors remain hobbled by Starlink network curbs and rejected claims of a technical glitch.
15 Oct
UK: Financial Regulator Plans to Adopt AI for Oversight
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority is preparing to use artificial intelligence to automate financial regulation.
14 Oct
Researchers Link Kazakhstan Hackers to Attacks on Russian Refinery and City Government
Cybersecurity researchers say hackers linked to Kazakhstan targeted a Russian oil refinery and spied on municipal authorities.
14 Oct
Nvidia Donates $250M in Computing Power to UK AI Safety Research
The five-year pledge comes as the British government prepares to test frontier AI models before their public release.
14 Oct
Google to Grant European Researchers Access to Advanced AI Models and $3M Compute
Google announced it will provide 200 European scientists with access to its frontier AI systems alongside a $3 million compute package.
14 Oct
Reports: SpaceX Limits Starlink Operations in Ukraine
Limits imposed on the satellite service disrupt Kyiv's military operations and missile defenses amid diplomatic appeals in Washington.
14 Oct
LSEG Partners with Nvidia for Faster Market Data Processing
The London Stock Exchange Group has teamed up with Nvidia to accelerate the processing of historical and market data.
14 Oct
German Police Seize Remote-Controlled Robot Used to Harass Teen Girl in Cologne
Authorities in Cologne opened an investigation into two teenagers accused of using a remote-controlled robot to sexually harass a 16-year-old girl and streaming the incident online.
13 Oct
Ukrainian Drone Strikes on Russian Data Centers Spark Claims of Silenced Bot Farms
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and reports indicate drone strikes on Yandex data centers may have disrupted Russian troll networks.
13 Oct
Cyberattack Heats Supermarket Fridges to 50°C Across France
Hackers tampered with cooling systems at hundreds of stores, causing widespread food spoilage and fires.
12 Oct
Polish Probe Finds Pegasus Spyware Data Left Country's Borders
Prosecutors and intelligence experts in Warsaw concluded that security services operated the Israeli spyware without full control over the system.
11 Oct
Russia: Drone Strike Hits Yandex Data Center, Disrupting Cloud Services
Russian tech giant's cloud infrastructure suffered disruptions following a strike on its facility in the Vladimir region.
8 Oct
Swiss Pension Fund Hit by Data Leak Following Cyberattack
Publica, the pension fund for Swiss federal employees, reported a data leak after an external software vendor was targeted in a cyberattack.
8 Oct
Drone Strike Hits Yandex Data Center in Russia's Ryazan Region
A drone strike caused a fire at a major Yandex data center in Russia's Ryazan region, shutting down the facility.
7 Oct
HSBC Plans Sweeping Job Cuts in UK Wealth Business in AI Push
The British bank is preparing layoffs across its UK wealth management division as it accelerates the adoption of artificial intelligence.
6 Oct
Unusual Alert on ASOS App: Hackers Claim Breach of Company Systems
Users worldwide, including in Israel, received an in-app notification claiming a system takeover and threatening data leaks.