CMA seeks feedback about the relationship between Microsoft and OpenAI, and whether it has antitrust implications

CMA seeks feedback about the relationship between Microsoft and OpenAI, and whether it has antitrust implications
Financial Conduct Authority, Bank of England publish proposals to bolster tech resistance of the financial sector
Last regulator standing. US FTC tries again to block Microsoft's already closed Activision purchase at Federal Appeals Court
NCSC warns Russian intelligence services conducting “sustained, unsuccessful attempts to interfere in UK politics”
Open Rights Group slams Ofcom's proposals for age verification checks on porn websites, citing privacy and security concerns
Proposals published by Ofcom for porn websites to implement acceptable age verification measures under Online Safety Bill
Series of pledges from big name tech firms in agreement with UK government to protect people from online fraud
Prime Minister and Chancellor welcome Microsoft's £2.5 billion investment to expand AI data centre infrastructure
Agreement with Canadian government will see Google pay local news publishers $73 million a year. Meta dispute however, continues
Admission of 'unauthorised access' of a network server at Japan's space agency (JAXA), but sensitive data not compromised
Digital rights group NOYB files first complaint with Austrian regulator against Meta's paid ad-free subscription for Facebook, Instagram
Despite reports deal would be approved, European regulators hand Amazon statement of objections to iRobot acquisition
Cybersecurity for AI. Countries including the US, UK, Germany sign international agreement to keep AI safe from rogue actors
Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao urges US judge to reject DoJ request to stop him leaving the United States before sentencing
To be a fly on the wall. After seeming to endorse an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory, Elon Musk is to meet the Israeli president
Customers in China informed by Nvidia that it delaying launch of new AI chip that will comply with US export rules
Court in Montenegro approves extradition of 'cryptocurrency king' Do Kwon, but to which country? South Korea or United States?
After UK approval, European antitrust authorities look set to give unconditional approval for Amazon to purchase iRobot
US political leadership including the President, White House, and others creates accounts on Meta's Threads platform
Chancellor's Autumn statement for the tech industry focused on AI, quantum computing, R&D tax credits, and more
Microsoft boss confirms Microsoft is fine avoiding China, amid the ongoing national security concerns with Beijing
As the US Senate examines Meta's protection children, firm calls for federal law for App Stores to approve app downloads for under-16s
Annual review from National Cyber Security Centre warns of threat posed by state-aligned actors from Russia, China and Iran
EU legislation could mean Apple will allow European iPhone users to 'side load' apps from outside of Apple's official app store
Report finds Chinese companies, despite White House ban, are still purchasing US chip-making equipment for advanced semiconductors
Nepal bans TikTok, citing disruption to 'social harmony' and 'social relations', as other countries ban app on security grounds
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