AI Data Centres Are Facing Pushback Over Power and Water. What Businesses Should Know
NewsAI is driving a rapid expansion of data centres, but communities and governments are becoming more concerned about electricity costs, water use and pressure on local infrastructure. New proposals in the United States would require large AI data centres to provide their own power and water, while Malaysia is also tightening how new projects are…
Google Is Being Forced to Open Android and Search Data. What It Means for Businesses
NewsThe European Union has ordered Google to give competing AI assistants deeper access to Android and share certain anonymised search data with rival search providers. The changes may eventually give users more choice over which AI assistant controls their phone. For businesses, they also signal a wider shift in how customers may discover brands, communicate…
Airbus Moves Sensitive AI Workloads to a Sovereign Cloud. What Businesses Can Learn
NewsAirbus has selected European cloud provider Scaleway to host sensitive industrial, defence and AI workloads. The decision was not based only on computing power or price. Airbus also examined data protection, legal exposure and control over critical information. For businesses, the lesson is clear: choosing a cloud provider is no longer just an IT decision.…
AI Can Find Security Flaws Faster. Businesses Need a Plan to Fix Them
NewsAdvanced AI systems can now identify software and infrastructure weaknesses at a much larger scale. That may help security teams discover problems earlier, but it could also help attackers find the same weaknesses. For businesses, the real challenge is no longer simply finding vulnerabilities. It is deciding which ones matter, fixing them quickly and confirming…
AI Can Make Businesses Faster, But It Also Makes Cyberattacks More Expensive to Fight
NewsAI is helping companies improve productivity, but it is also helping attackers create faster, more convincing and more targeted cyberattacks. For businesses, this means the real cost of AI adoption is not only software subscription or cloud usage. It also includes stronger cybersecurity, better monitoring, backup protection, staff training and incident response planning.
Cloud Providers Are Now Critical Suppliers. Your Business Continuity Plan Should Treat Them That Way
NewsThe UK has officially placed major cloud providers under direct regulatory oversight as critical suppliers to the financial sector. The reason is simple: when too many businesses depend on the same cloud platforms, one outage or cyberattack can disrupt many companies at once. This guide explains what cloud concentration risk means, why it matters beyond…
