Tag: tech policy
South Korea Introduces Free Basic Mobile Internet After Data Caps
South Korea launches free basic mobile internet at reduced speeds for millions of subscribers after their data limits are reached.
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Chinese Chipmakers Aim to Replace 80% of Imported Semiconductor Tech by 2030
Chinese semiconductor firms plan to localize up to 80% of imported technology and equipment by 2030 amid ongoing export restrictions.
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OpenAI Faces Congressional Inquiries Following Pentagon Partnership
OpenAI’s rapid agreement with the U.S. Department of Defense has raised questions from lawmakers about the AI firm’s military collaboration.
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US Officials Propose Limits on Nvidia H200 Accelerator Sales to Chinese Firms
US government considers capping Nvidia H200 accelerator shipments to individual Chinese companies at 75,000 units amid export license talks.
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Anthropic’s Claude App Tops US App Store Amid Government Restrictions
Anthropic’s Claude app surged to the top of the US App Store free rankings after US authorities restricted government use of its products.
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U.S. Department of Commerce Confirms No Nvidia H200 Accelerators Shipped to China Yet
Despite approval last year, no Nvidia H200 AI accelerators have been delivered to China due to procedural delays, U.S. Commerce Department reveals.
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Russia Plans Major Shift from Copper to Fiber Optic Networks with New Regulatory Framework
Russia’s Ministry of Digital Development proposes a new framework for replacing copper lines with fiber optics, including potential disconnection for refusals.
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European Citizens’ Initiative Stop Killing Games Gains EU Attention with 1.3 Million Signatures
The Stop Killing Games initiative secured nearly 1.3 million EU signatures and will now be reviewed by European Union lawmakers.
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Microsoft to Provide BitLocker Encryption Keys to Authorities Under Windows 11
Windows 11 now requires users to link their Microsoft account online, enabling automatic cloud backup of BitLocker keys that Microsoft may share with authorities.
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Europe Moves Toward Reducing Dependence on U.S. Technology
Amid rising geopolitical tensions, European nations are developing plans to replace American technologies with local alternatives.
Read MoreSouth Korea Enacts World’s First Comprehensive AI Regulation Law
South Korea has become the first country to implement a comprehensive AI law aimed at enhancing safety and trust in artificial intelligence.
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