By Sarah Young LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's data centres will be classified "critical national infrastructure", the government said on Thursday, giving the servers and I.T. systems that underpin the country's communications extra protection from cyber attacks. Britain said the move would reassure

Ofcom, the UK’s telecoms regulator, is to make the currently unallocated 32GHz spectrum available to provide fixed wireless access (FWA) services. A new consultation paper, ‘Widening spectrum access for fixed links in the 32GHz band’, highlights that a national block

By Martin Coulter LONDON (Reuters) - The British government is considering changes to the Online Safety Act designed to regulate social media companies, following a week of racist rioting driven by false information online. WHY IT'S IMPORTANT The act, passed in October but

By William James LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Wednesday it had launched a new technology security initiative with India aimed at boosting economic growth, fostering collaboration on telecoms security and unlocking investment in emerging technologies. The British government said the agreement

By America Hernandez PARIS - French oil major TotalEnergies and UK power firm SSE are seeking to grab a 20% share of the electric vehicle (EV) fast-charging market in Britain and Ireland by launching a joint venture named Source, the companies

By Supantha Mukherjee STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The United Kingdom is home to the biggest number of generative AI (GenAI) startups across Europe and Israel, followed by Germany and Israel, according to a study by venture capital firm Accel. Accel analysed 221 GenAI

By Sam Tobin LONDON (Reuters) - Crypto exchange Binance on Wednesday sought to throw out the vast majority of a London lawsuit worth up to 10 billion pounds ($12.8 billion) over claims it and other exchanges colluded to "delist" the Bitcoin

By Zaheer Kachwala  (Reuters) - Meta Platforms has offered to limit the use of certain data from all advertisers on its Facebook Marketplace platform, as part of amendments to the proposals accepted by the Competition Market Authority (CMA) in November, the

By Martin Coulter LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's government has been urged to provide more support for the software industry with measures including tax incentives and talent visas. More than 120 industry leaders have called for government intervention to improve conditions for European