Google Allows Union Into Premises, After UK Rule Change

The move follows changes to legislation that came into effect on 30 October allowing unions to enter company premises, as part of a broader overhaul of employment laws by Labour. Prospect said it wants to increase…

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Datacenter operators must win hearts and minds, not just permits

As a supplier of electrical infrastructure, cooling, and power distribution equipment, Schneider has a direct view of operators' spending plans – and a commercial interest in continued construction. Steven Carlini, vice…

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Station F names its 40 best-performing startups of 2026

Its latest Future 40 list names 40 startups it considers the strongest among more than 1,000 companies based at the campus in 2026. Now in its eighth edition, the Future 40 selection is based on results, growth and…

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Israeli Start-Up Says Human Error Led To AI Hacks

“There was a misunderstanding due to an error that the isolation guards were not set up as they were intended for the specific tests,” Lahav said, speaking at the Bloomberg Tech event in London on Tuesday, according to a…

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Binance attackers used fake job interviews to pull off $6.3 billion crypto heist

Bangla press/Shutterstock Binance has revealed more details about the cyber attack that resulted in a $6.34 billion loss in digital assets. The cryptocurrency exchange's statement linked to the FBI's findings that North…

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Apple Updates Bring In Always-On Watch Listening

The features are enabled in iOS 27.3 and watchOS 27.3, which were made available for developer testing on Tuesday ahead of a planned public launch in December. Always-on listening Audio Intelligence, which works with…

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Valve just changed its Steam release rules amid a flood of AI games

That follows news that indie games are missing launch dates , sometimes by weeks, due to the unexpected delays. Valve's goal for new title reviews is three to five days, but it's currently taking up to 12 business days.…

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Why a quarter of security flaws are never fully fixed

In a study conducted by SecureFlag , the company analyzed 805,663 attempts by developers to fix flaws as part of its training platform over the last two years. The study found that three quarters of such efforts worked…

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North American IT distribution revenues hit record high

The research firm’s North America Monthly Distribution Tracker, which is powered by the Global Technology Distribution Council (GTDC), revealed a 29.2% year-over-year surge on the $22.3 billion recorded this time last…

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Binance Hack Used Social Engineering, Malicious Code

The FBI and other authorities and security researchers have attributed the attack to North Korea. In June a Binance Wallet DevOps engineer downloaded a compromised version of the Homebrew package manager in order to…

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