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Consumer tech giant Apple has dismissed a legal claim brought by Which? that alleges the pricing strategy for its iCloud service has "locked in" 41 million users in the UK

The UK government continues to build on the release of its AI Opportunities Action Plan, with the announcement of another AI Growth Zone plus investment opportunities for the nation's startup community

The UK government has agreed to follow through on a series of recommendations made by former HMRC inspector Ray McCann in his independent review of how to resolve the Loan Charge that could wipe thousands of pounds off the tax bills those in-scope of the policy are liable for

More than a year has passed since Google filed a complaint with the European Commission, outlining its concerns over Microsoft’s licensing tactics, and now the internet search giant has withdrawn it.

An unspecified IT issue affecting Edinburgh Airport’s air traffic control services provider has led to flight delays and cancellations.

Microsoft's approach to cloud licensing has been labelled anti-competitive and cost-prohibitive to enterprises by regulators, and now Maria Luisa Stasi is the competition lawyer looking to take the company to task over its behaviour

A court date has been assigned for a legal action being brought against the government over its decision to grant planning permission for a datacentre in Iver.

The 15th iteration of the UK government’s flagship cloud computing procurement framework is due to go live in 2026, and looks set to be very different compared with previous versions of the purchasing agreement.

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Contractors and MPs are up in arms over the government’s promise to wipe tens of thousands of pounds off the Loan Charge liabilities of those who are yet to reach a settlement with HMRC, describing it as a ‘betrayal’ and ‘manifestly unfair’ to those who have already paid what they owe.