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EU presents plans for online age checks in new Kids Act legislation
EUROPE 09:49

EU presents plans for online age checks in new Kids Act legislation

The European Commission has published the details of the proposed EU Kids Act that would introduce age checks for social media along with new safety requirements for the platforms to protect minors. While the law requires approval from both the European Parliament and all the EU states in the European Council before it can take effect, the Commission is promising faster enforcement once the rules apply, with violations investigated within 90 days. 

EU presents plans for online age checks in new Kids Act legislation
EUROPE 09:49

EU presents plans for online age checks in new Kids Act legislation

The European Commission has published the details of the proposed EU Kids Act that would introduce age checks for social media along with new safety requirements for the platforms to protect minors. While the law requires approval from both the European Parliament and all the EU states in the European Council before it can take effect, the Commission is promising faster enforcement once the rules apply, with violations investigated within 90 days. 

Snap unveils carrier partners for Specs launch with cellular charging case
UNITED STATES 06:56

Snap unveils carrier partners for Specs launch with cellular charging case

Snap announced its own AI assistant to accompany the launch of its Specs smart glasses. It's also working on new enterprise use cases for the glasses, and named Verizon its carrier partner for the US launch of a cellular-linked charging case for the glasses. While no exact launch date has been named yet for the glasses, the company said it will open up public testing at the Westfield Century City mall in Los Angeles from 01 October, with events planned there through the year-end holiday season.

Snap unveils carrier partners for Specs launch with cellular charging case
UNITED STATES 06:56

Snap unveils carrier partners for Specs launch with cellular charging case

Snap announced its own AI assistant to accompany the launch of its Specs smart glasses. It's also working on new enterprise use cases for the glasses, and named Verizon its carrier partner for the US launch of a cellular-linked charging case for the glasses. While no exact launch date has been named yet for the glasses, the company said it will open up public testing at the Westfield Century City mall in Los Angeles from 01 October, with events planned there through the year-end holiday season.

Onomondo brings out SGP.32 eSIM IoT Remote Manager to prevent vendor lock-in
GLOBAL 11:57

Onomondo brings out SGP.32 eSIM IoT Remote Manager to prevent vendor lock-in

Denmark-based global IoT connectivity infrastructure provider Onomondo has announced the availability of its proprietary SGP.32 eSIM IoT Remote Manager (eIM), which aims to prevent vendor lock-in undermining cellular IoT. Onomondo's eIM can be used independently of Onomondo connectivity. It intends to make interoperability practicable instead of merely theoretically possible.

Onomondo brings out SGP.32 eSIM IoT Remote Manager to prevent vendor lock-in
GLOBAL 11:57

Onomondo brings out SGP.32 eSIM IoT Remote Manager to prevent vendor lock-in

Cohere, Aleph Alpha sign definitive merger agreement
CANADA 11:39

Cohere, Aleph Alpha sign definitive merger agreement

Canada-based Cohere and Germany-based Aleph Alpha, providers of secure, sovereign AI to customers in the government and highly regulated sectors, have signed a definitive agreement to combine their businesses. The merger was announced in April 2026. The combined group will operate worldwide as Cohere. 

Cohere, Aleph Alpha sign definitive merger agreement
CANADA 11:39

Cohere, Aleph Alpha sign definitive merger agreement

Vodafone Spain awarded Huspy's comms contract
SPAIN 11:36

Vodafone Spain awarded Huspy's comms contract

Vodafone Spain's business arm, Vodafone Empresas, has secured a three-year connectivity and mobility contract with Huspy, a proptech firm that digitises home buying, selling and mortgage management. The deal brings together communications services across Huspy's 17 Spanish offices under a single provider and includes mobile services tailored to the company's operational needs.

Vodafone Spain awarded Huspy's comms contract
SPAIN 11:36

Vodafone Spain awarded Huspy's comms contract

Xplora buys back 500,000 shares to fulfil staff and management incentive schemes
GLOBAL 11:19

Xplora buys back 500,000 shares to fulfil staff and management incentive schemes

Xplora Technologies said it has completed a scheme to buy back up to 500,000 of its own shares for a maximum of NOK 25 million to support its staff share and management incentive programmes. Following the completion, Xplora holds 539,401 of its own shares. On 16 September, there were 47.85 million Xplora shares, according to its website. The buyback had been announced on 08 September this year.

Xplora buys back 500,000 shares to fulfil staff and management incentive schemes
GLOBAL 11:19

Xplora buys back 500,000 shares to fulfil staff and management incentive schemes

Oura expands Menopause Impact Scale and appoints independent directors
GLOBAL 11:02

Oura expands Menopause Impact Scale and appoints independent directors

'Smart' ring maker Oura has announced the expansion of its proprietary Menopause Impact Scale (MIS) and its appointment of a number of independent directors. It says its MIS is now integrated with Alloy Health, Oova, Xella, Pomelo, Wisp, Maven, Mira, Hertility, Gennev and Tia. Extending the MIS beyond the Oura App into clinical and health workflows aims to give women and their medical practitioners a more consistent way to track menopause effects and make more informed treatment decisions.

Oura expands Menopause Impact Scale and appoints independent directors
GLOBAL 11:02

Oura expands Menopause Impact Scale and appoints independent directors

NTT Docomo Business to launch GPU as a Service
JAPAN 10:50

NTT Docomo Business to launch GPU as a Service

NTT Docomo Business announced the launch of 'GPU as a Service', giving customers access to flexible GPU compute capacity for their AI projects from as little as one GPU. Available from 30 September in Japan, it's designed to provide easy access to compute resources for businesses looking to experiment with AI or run ad hoc projects, without having to face the high costs of investing in their own equipment or the constraints and delays faced with long-term contracts.

NTT Docomo Business to launch GPU as a Service
JAPAN 10:50

NTT Docomo Business to launch GPU as a Service

Openreach says Liverpool leading major UK cities for digital migration
UNITED KINGDOM 10:47

Openreach says Liverpool leading major UK cities for digital migration

New data from Openreach show that Liverpool is leading major UK cities in the move to digital phone services, with only 6.35 percent of legacy lines left to migrate before the copper PSTN network is switched off at end-January 2027. It is followed in the top five cities by Manchester (7.35%), Sheffield (7.55%), Cardiff (8.35%) and Leeds (8.62%). 

Openreach says Liverpool leading major UK cities for digital migration
UNITED KINGDOM 10:47

Openreach says Liverpool leading major UK cities for digital migration

KT starts 5G secure network rental offer for off-site workers
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 10:39

KT starts 5G secure network rental offer for off-site workers

KT is launching a new 5G network solution for businesses to provide remote workers secure access to corporate networks when outside the office. The '5G Business Network Rental Egg' is a 5G router with managed service, available under a rental contract to eliminate the need for upfront device purchases or internal IT support at businesses. It comes with full activation, management and fault response services.

KT starts 5G secure network rental offer for off-site workers
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 10:39

KT starts 5G secure network rental offer for off-site workers

Hernandez to head Orange Cyberdefense in Spain
SPAIN 10:30

Hernandez to head Orange Cyberdefense in Spain

Orange Cyberdefense, the cybersecurity arm of France's Orange group, has announced the appointment of Victor Manuel Hernández Gómez as Country Manager of its recently-launched subsidiary in Spain. Hernández has been tasked with overseeing the overall performance and development of Orange Cyberdefense's activities in Spain, in close collaboration with the Orange Cyberdefense Management Board and local operator MasOrange.

Hernandez to head Orange Cyberdefense in Spain
SPAIN 10:30

Hernandez to head Orange Cyberdefense in Spain

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