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The European Union's regulatory watchdog recently put NVIDIA under scrutiny amidst concerns over its planned acquisition of the British...

The European Parliament on Wednesday, 6 October, called on European Union lawmakers to restrict police use of automated facial recognition technology in public places. The non-binding resolution was adopted by the Parliament, receiving 377 votes in favour, 248 against and 62 abstentions. tech360.tv "Fundamental rights are unconditional. For the first time ever, we are calling for a moratorium on the deployment of facial recognition systems for law enforcement purposes, as the

The European Commission, the branch of the European Union responsible for proposing and enforcing legislation, announced on 23 September plans to require all electronic devices to adopt USB-C charging ports. tech360.tv The proposal was made in a bid to reduce e-waste and consumer inconvenience, allowing device owners to re-use the chargers and cables they already own across all their devices. The proposal states that devices like tablets, headphones, cameras, portable speaker