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New York Bill Seeks to Halt Data Center Construction
Data Centres and Virtualization
New York Bill Seeks to Halt Data Center Construction

A Legislative Pause Button: New York’s Bid to Rein in Data Center Growth New York State is on the verge of a landmark decision that could reshape its digital landscape, with lawmakers considering a bill that would impose a three-year, statewide moratorium on the construction of new data centers. The proposed legislation, S.9144, represents a critical intersection of technology, energy

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Is Your Workplace Ready for Australia’s New AI Laws?
Core HR
Is Your Workplace Ready for Australia’s New AI Laws?

The decision to terminate an employee’s contract was made in microseconds by a system that never met them, a scenario rapidly moving from science fiction to a pressing legal reality for Australian businesses. As automated decision-making and artificial intelligence become deeply embedded in the workplace, the technologies that promise unprecedented efficiency are also creating a complex web of legal and

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Is Reverse Discrimination The EEOC’s New Top Priority?
Employment Law
Is Reverse Discrimination The EEOC’s New Top Priority?

A profound and deliberate transformation within the federal agency charged with policing American workplaces is forcing employers to re-evaluate every aspect of their diversity and hiring initiatives. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has embarked on a strategic pivot, elevating “reverse discrimination” claims—allegations of bias from individuals in majority groups—from the periphery to the very center of its enforcement

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FIRST Forecasts Record 50,000+ CVEs by 2026
Cyber Security
FIRST Forecasts Record 50,000+ CVEs by 2026

The sheer volume of newly discovered software flaws is on track to cross a staggering threshold this year, signaling a fundamental shift in the scale and complexity of modern digital risk management for all organizations. The Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) now projects that more than 50,000 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) will be disclosed in 2026

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Danske Bank Reverses Its Six-Year Ban on Crypto Trading
Fintech Blockchain
Danske Bank Reverses Its Six-Year Ban on Crypto Trading

A Landmark Shift in Nordic Banking’s Approach to Digital Assets In a significant policy reversal, Danske Bank has ended its six-year-old prohibition on cryptocurrency trading, signaling a pivotal moment for digital asset adoption within mainstream European finance. The Danish banking giant is now offering clients access to exchange-traded products (ETPs) tied to Bitcoin and Ethereum, a move driven by persistent

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Mastering Big Data Starts With a Clear Strategy
Data Science
Mastering Big Data Starts With a Clear Strategy

The vast sums organizations invest in big data platforms often stand in stark contrast to the tangible business value they actually receive from those investments. This guide provides a strategic framework to bridge that gap, helping leaders move beyond the allure of technology to build a data ecosystem that generates measurable returns, drives innovation, and creates a sustainable competitive advantage.

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Craft a Winning Crypto Exit Plan in the UK
Fintech Blockchain
Craft a Winning Crypto Exit Plan in the UK

Today, we’re joined by an expert in cryptocurrency investment strategy and risk management, specializing in the unique landscape faced by UK investors. With a deep focus on technical analysis and portfolio management, our guest will help us navigate one of the most challenging aspects of trading: knowing when to exit a position. We’ll move beyond the excitement of buying and

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How the U.S. Election Affects the Crypto Market
Fintech Blockchain
How the U.S. Election Affects the Crypto Market

The decision to allocate capital into the highly dynamic world of cryptocurrency ahead of a major political event like the U.S. presidential election presents a complex challenge that extends far beyond a simple yes-or-no answer. For investors across the globe, including those in Canada who are often directly influenced by American financial and regulatory currents, this period is less a

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Did the EU Just Prove Its Cybersecurity Resilience?
Cyber Security
Did the EU Just Prove Its Cybersecurity Resilience?

A High-Stakes Test in a New Era of Digital Defense A cyber-attack’s success is often measured by the damage it inflicts, but a recent incident against the European Commission suggests a new metric may be far more telling: the speed of its defeat. In an age where digital threats are not just a risk but a certainty, the true measure

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Trend Analysis: AI Regulation
AI and ML
Trend Analysis: AI Regulation

Artificial intelligence, a force capable of both solving humanity’s most complex challenges and creating unprecedented societal risks, has now reached an inflection point where its unchecked growth is no longer tenable. This dual-edged nature has ignited a global debate, pitting the blistering speed of technological advancement against the deliberate, often slower, pace of legislative response. The resulting friction defines the

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How Canadians Can Avoid the Next Crypto Crash
Fintech Blockchain
How Canadians Can Avoid the Next Crypto Crash

The allure of rapid wealth in the digital asset market has captivated investors worldwide, yet this high-stakes environment is notoriously defined by its cycles of euphoric highs followed by devastating crashes. For Canadian investors, the challenge is not merely participating in the market but surviving its inherent volatility. A cryptocurrency bubble emerges when an asset’s price detaches from any semblance

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Is Surgical AI Advancing Too Fast for Safety?
AI and ML
Is Surgical AI Advancing Too Fast for Safety?

The rapid integration of artificial intelligence into the operating room promises a new era of surgical precision and improved patient outcomes, yet behind the optimistic headlines, a troubling pattern is emerging. A growing number of documented surgical failures directly linked to AI is raising urgent questions about whether the push for technological innovation has dangerously outpaced the protocols designed to

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