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Europe wants tech sovereignty but is this realistic?
Digital sovereignty is on everyone’s lips amid heightened geopolitical tensions and national security concerns. For Europe, this includes regulatory and security tension with the United States, as well as reducing reliance on China and fear of cybersecurity attacks from Russia. As such, European policymakers are doubling down on the importance…
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Spotify now sells printed books
Spotify is rolling out some new updates for book lovers, expanding audiobook listening features and allowing users to buy physical publications through the platform. Readers in the US and UK can now purchase printed books via a new integration with Bookshop.org on the Android Spotify app, with support for iOS…
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When cyberattacks are inevitable, recovery becomes the strategy
For years, cybersecurity wisdom has been reassuringly simple: keep reliable backups and you can recover from almost anything. Backups have long been treated as the ultimate safety net; the digital equivalent of a lifeboat when systems fail or attacks occur. But now, that assumption is becoming increasingly dangerous. Stefan Voss…
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‘Exploring remote testing’: DVSA may tackle huge backlog of learner driver theory test with home-based option
Remote testing could significantly reduce long theory test waiting times Backlog pressures are forcing reconsideration of traditional testing methods AI proctoring introduces new concerns around fairness and oversight The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has launched a procurement process that could eventually allow learner drivers to sit their theory…
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The incredibly cheap AGM Legion Pro is ideal for users who want a rugged Garmin-style watch for less than $100/£100
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. AGM Legion Pro: One minute review The AGM Legion Pro is a budget-friendly, rugged outdoor smartwatch which competes with…
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‘Piracy costs our clubs $800m’”: Soccer league home to Yamal and Mbappe to “skewer” free illegal football streams with AI in real time
Soccer piracy losses estimated between $700M and $800M annually Real-time AI detection cuts piracy rates across major matches Traditional blocking tools struggle against large-scale streaming networks Piracy of live football streams has grown into an industrial-scale problem, with Spanish clubs warning that illegal viewing is draining hundreds of millions of…
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