UK and EMEA Deputy Region Editor, Situation Publishing
Jude Karabus is the UK and EMEA Deputy Region Editor for Situation Publishing, writing primarily for The Register. With a focus on technology and business news, Jude covers a wide range of topics including cryptocurrency, space exploration, data privacy, and international trade.
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Jude Karabus's reporting primarily focuses on legal and regulatory aspects related to international trade, technology, business, data privacy, privacy & cybersecurity. He also covers government announcements extensively. Therefore, Jude is likely to be interested in pitches that provide expert perspectives on legal and regulatory developments in the context of international trade, technology-related policies and regulations as well as issues around data privacy.
Given his emphasis on citing data and covering topics such as software & SaaS along with a focus on legal & compliance issues, he may be open to receiving insights from experts who can provide specific examples or case studies demonstrating the impact of these regulations within different industries.
It would also be beneficial for sources reaching out to Jude Karabus to highlight any potential implications of these legal and policy changes for businesses or consumers across various geographic regions.
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By: Jude Karabus
Must be hard to face a huge, unexpected bill, amirite? In one of the most massive patent verdicts in legal history, a federal jury in East
By: Jude Karabus
Assurance Wireless must sort out accessibility after handing customer a phone without a screen reader
Lightbits Labs’ storage management technology has been picked by cloud service provider Nebul to build AI services. Nebul is allowing companies across the EU to unify their data, deploy Nvidia-based private AI, and extract actionable insights from their data through a “robust and protected” cloud infrastructure. Lightbits claims it is enabling the service provider to […]
After years of legal wrangling, judges say Chocolate Factory played dirty
By: Jude Karabus
Digital asset management firm Starchive is adding its AI-powered tools to the Seagate Lyve Cloud Object Storage service, with the pitch that this will improve data discovery for the companies’ joint media and entertainment customers. Lyve Cloud is an S3-compatible public cloud data storage service based on Seagate software running in Equinix and other colocation […]
By: Jude Karabus
Most of the Veritas Technologies business is in the process of merging with Cohesity, but that hasn’t stopped product updates. Veritas says it now has new AI-driven capabilities and user interface enhancements that it claims will “remove uncertainty” around data recovery. The company says cyber recovery will be made “simpler, smarter and faster” through streamlined […]
By: Jude Karabus
NetApp add-on services firm Cleondris has just publicly revealed its Cleondris ONE data protection offering, integrating backup, security, and compliance for NetApp systems into a unified platform. Initially revealed at a private showing to press and analysts at the IT Press Tour in Istanbul, Turkey at the beginning of this month, Cleondris told us the […]
By: Jude Karabus
Network-attached storage supplier Ugreen has launched a new range of NASync Series devices, bundling new AI and management features.
Linux contributors told to sort out their grammar lest they be actively corrected Picture this.
By: Jude Karabus
Microsoft-owned social media for suits site gets €310M fine, told to get compliant
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