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Treasury haul beats early forecasts, yet captures only a fraction of the revenue generated in Britain

Fresh court filings try to keep the case about copyright, and in US courts

‘Our soup’s not toxic but this chap’s behavior was’ is the gist of the defense

OVH stuck between a rock and a hard place as investigators demand access

Chipzilla can certainly use foundry smarts, but denies the allegation

Asia In Brief PLUS: Manga publishers win Cloudflare copyright case; India, EU to link payment systems; Storm over Australia’s weather website; And more!

EFF wants to know if citizens had their First Amendment rights violated

Decision marks second penalty issued under the UK's Online Safety Act

Networking vendor claims rival helped portray it as a national-security risk in the US

The latest attack on Section 230 is likely to face the same fate as many previous efforts

European Commission probes whether Amazon and Microsoft wield outsized control under Digital Markets Act

Getting by with a meager $2 billion quarterly capex – vastly less than rivals, but still cashing in on AI

Majority of customers plan to favor domestic providers as sovereignty fears rise

Operation Endgame also takes down Elysium and VenomRAT infrastructure

Metropolitan Police lands lengthy sentence following 'complex' investigation

Various touch-ups added as MPs seek greater resilience to attacks on critical sectors

Lobbying efforts gain ground as proposals carve myriad holes into regulations

Counterfeiter failed to conjure a credible claim, appeals court rules

Net access cut on election eve, resumed after widely-loathed president was sworn in after disputed poll

Perplexity likens Amazon's legal threat to an attempt to ban access to ... wrenches?

Experts disagree about what the ruling means for AI training on copyrighted material

But question marks remain over the tech’s biases

Rare case of the state turning on its own, but researchers say it may be doing so more often

ICO fined Bharat Singh Chand £200,000 after receiving 19,138 complaints

Judges agree broadband biz didn't follow its own procedures when booting boss

Noyb says New York-based facial recognition biz flouted GDPR orders and kept scraping anyway

As negotiations stalled, Broadcom feared Tesco no longer saw it as a long-term partner

UPDATED FOSS feud re-ignites with massive counter-claim

Allows surveillance and cross-border evidence sharing, which worries human rights groups

Asia In Brief PLUS: China demotes tech self-sufficiency goal; Alibaba Cloud quietly quits VMware; India demands deepfake labels; and more!

iPhone maker overcharged devs and users, says competition court

Updated Social media site continues legal campaign against those who take its content without a license

Shall I refer thee to all those lawsuits about fair use? Researchers think this result makes them worth revisiting

ValueLicensing dispute probes whether Office counts as a creative work

US biz lobby claims president overstepped his authority with proclamation demanding hefty visa fee

Updated Sharing views POTUS doesn't like? Say goodbye to that visa, First Amendment be damned

Eight-year telco blunder had a profound impact on three wrongly accused in Wales

Updated Action alleges Redmond unfairly hikes costs for businesses running Windows Server outside Azure

canalys emea forum 2025 ESG kicked like a 'toxic political football' amid greenwashing

Regulator warns penalties will pile up until internet toilet does its paperwork

Competition watchdog can now meddle in how the tech giant runs the biggest wing of its organization

Court says ICO can chase US outfit for unlawfully hoovering up Brits' selfies

Blames 'lack of interest' from the EU policy enforcer for towel throwing

When sellers collude through a computer algorithm, that doesn't make it right

Consumer group Which? says owners of Apple and Samsung devices overcharged by £480M

Police say they found the evidence on his phone

Chip designer tells The Reg it plans to appeal

ICO investigation into platform's lack of age assurance continues

Zhimin Qian recruited takeaway worker to launder funds through property overseas

Alphabet's vid-streamer will fund construction of a ballroom The Donald adores

Don't tell Elon, he'd have Tesla's Robotaxis going ludicrous speed

Updated Privacy group Noyb wants Lithuania to throw the GDPR book at 'em

Delhi High Court denies urgent relief after vendor halts services citing EU rules

Alleges bias and security problems

It’s amazing the number of calls Jo, Helen, and Ian get through

They would say that, wouldn’t they?

Former FTC chair Khan not happy her legal wrath ended in settlement worth just 14% of Amazon's quarterly net

Mountain View gripes over slow-moving regulators while Redmond rakes it in

As ban on under-16s using some sites looms, cyber-safety regulator sends Microsoft’s code locker a letter

It's all Biden's fault, Chocolate Factory claims

After air passenger travel hit across the Atlantic, organized crime agency strikes

Symbolic gesture aims to help citizens sleep. Next: Doing something about people who walk while using their phones

However, the changes could lead to more offshoring

It will hit outsourcing companies hardest

Another blow for the legislation as Parliament continues to hear stakeholder views

VC giant rebuilt boxes, patched holes, and says it’s beefed up security – but won’t say who did it

Huawei or another, we're gonna getcha off Nvidia

Suggests using multiple overlapping approaches and being kind to kids who get kicked off

Did you hear the one about the thin-skinned barrister?

Regional internet registry faces numerous critics and isn’t out of the legal woods

Slack's complaint sparked a five-year investigation, but Redmond walks away fine-free

UK data watchdog says students behind most education cyberattacks

It all started with a May report saying that some bot training may need licensing or permission

Over 600 security boffins say planned surveillance crosses the line

Academics and OSA stakeholders say watchdog needs to amend how controversial legislation is enforced

Prosecutors claim Ukrainian ran LockerGoga, MegaCortex, and Nefilim ops – $11M bounty on his head

Charities welcome change, but critics warn the law is already too broad

Meta shrugs off allegations of improper dismissal, ignoring privacy and security

Opinion Have you ever seen the 'Are we the baddies' sketch, Broadcom?

Expect more ‘slush funds’ of this sort, analyst tellsEl Reg

South Korean government protests as workers left up s**t creek

Web giant and Chinese e-tailer whacked for dropping trackers without permission

Goes after Computacenter too, seeks £100 million damages

Ad giant won't be broken up, forced to offload Chrome or Android, thanks to AI

Chipmaker keen to protect assets as race for 2nm process heats up

Opinion What the Dickens is going on in Germany?

Lawsuit 'consistent with Mr Musk’s ongoing pattern of harassment' says Altman's crew

LibDem leader Sir Ed Davey calls Elon Musk a threat to national security

Bill would let US President commission white hat hackers to go after foreign threats, seize assets on the online seas

opinion US policymakers should take heed, says the Electronic Frontier Foundation

Dame Rachel de Souza says under-18s are laughing off the Online Safety Act’s age blocks

Supply chain breach has been a major target of legal action

Vidchat hosts probably know Otter.ai records everything and feeds it into AI. Their guests may not

Asia In Brief PLUS: Philippines bans gambling payments; Indonesia warns Roblox; China lures young scientists; And more!

UPDATED Could tinkering with a site’s code to hide ads count as infringement?

Shock news: billionaire techpreneur is not a fan

Column An encounter with the healthcare system reveals sickening decisions about data

Federal Court finds Big Tech players abused their market power

Website, emails, and phones are down for a second day

US cops yank servers, domains, and crypto from the Russia-linked gang - but the crooks remain at large