EHDS implementation: preparing for health data access and reuse
EHDS implementation has begun. For life sciences companies, the key issue is how controlled access to health data, secondary use, AI training and data protection governance will work in practice – and what should be prepared before 2029.
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Cloud and AI Development Act: A milestone for Europe’s digital sovereignty and competitiveness
AI and Assisted Programming in Open Source Current Cases, Legal Risks, Compliance by Design
Prediction Markets in Germany and Europe: Legal Status, Risks, and Opportunities
Germany: four years of cancellation buttons – status quo and new developments
More than a market: tech sovereignty and the EU Digital Networks Act
Alexander Schmalenberger looks at the relationship between tech sovereignty and cyber security as envisaged in the EU's draft Digital Networks Act.
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UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: key considerations for technology businesses
Clare Reynolds looks at the impact of the UK's planned cyber security overhaul on technology businesses.
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The threat of convenient connectivity – connected products and their place in the digital resilience landscape
Jo Joyce looks at the EU and UK regulatory landscape governing cyber security of connected products.
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NIS2 implementation in the Netherlands
Otto Sleeking and Sasun Sepoyan look at progress on implementation of the NIS2 Directive in the Netherlands.
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Five key takeaways for businesses on the EU’s new Cyber Security Package
Alexander Schmalenberger looks at the impact of the EU's new Cyber Security Package.
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Power, latency and costs – understanding the future of data centre investment
The Digital Omnibus proposal: what does it mean for the a single data market in the EU?
Marc Schuler and Julie Dumontet look at how the Digital Omnibus proposals set about trying to create a genuine single market for data in the EU.
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