First electric boat successfully crosses the Baltic sea
The record trip by the latest version of the Candela C-8 leisure boat was made on Thursday 5th September
Government launches public consultation on policy to protect ethical hackers
Right now, Malta has a lack of safe harbour provisions
‘Drop the charges’ – Malta Chamber of Scientists sticks up for ethical hackers who exposed FreeHour security flaw
The ethical hacking case regarding four students and their lecturer has been going on since 2022
How the CYBER+ALT Scheme fortified SMEs
Through the CYBER+ALT Grant Scheme, SMEs will be assisted through non-payable grants to part-finance their investment in cybersecurity measures
Apple to launch iPhone 16 and new wearables on 10th September – reports
A long-awaited day for the tech giant’s aficionados
Google a ‘monopolist’, says landmark US judgement
The decision may lead to structural changes in Google's business practices
‘This is true one-touch implementation designed with SMEs in mind’ – Roderick Farrugia, CIO, Melita Limited
A walk through the primary cybersecurity threats facing today’s SME’s and Melita’s practical solutions to combat them
Blue checkmarks deceive users, European Commission tells Elon Musk’s X
The firm faces huge fines if the preliminary findings are upheld
Apple faces gigantic EU fine over App Store rules
Apple may be subject to a fine equivalent to 10% of its global revenues
Samsung workers to go on first-ever strike
The union was only set up in 2020
EU launches investigation into Apple, Google and Meta over uncompetitive practices
The investigation is based on the new Digital Markets Act, introduced in 2022
US Government sues Apple, accuses it of building a smartphone market monopoly
Earlier this month, Apple was handed a hefty €1.84 billion fine for breaching anticompetition laws
Ever wonder how many videos are on YouTube? Researchers reveal it’s a whopping 14 billion
The way YouTube is used makes it most aptly described as infrastructure, say researchers
Microsoft to store all cloud users’ personal data in the EU
Microsoft Is first major cloud provider to offer this level of data residency in Europe
‘Revolutionary’ Apple Macintosh turns 40
The Macintosh introduced wider society to digital life for the first time
First electric boat successfully crosses the Baltic sea
The record trip by the latest version of the Candela C-8 leisure boat was made on Thursday 5th September
Government launches public consultation on policy to protect ethical hackers
Right now, Malta has a lack of safe harbour provisions
‘Drop the charges’ – Malta Chamber of Scientists sticks up for ethical hackers who exposed FreeHour security flaw
The ethical hacking case regarding four students and their lecturer has been going on since 2022
How the CYBER+ALT Scheme fortified SMEs
Through the CYBER+ALT Grant Scheme, SMEs will be assisted through non-payable grants to part-finance their investment in cybersecurity measures
Apple to launch iPhone 16 and new wearables on 10th September – reports
A long-awaited day for the tech giant’s aficionados
Google a ‘monopolist’, says landmark US judgement
The decision may lead to structural changes in Google's business practices
‘This is true one-touch implementation designed with SMEs in mind’ – Roderick Farrugia, CIO, Melita Limited
A walk through the primary cybersecurity threats facing today’s SME’s and Melita’s practical solutions to combat them
Blue checkmarks deceive users, European Commission tells Elon Musk’s X
The firm faces huge fines if the preliminary findings are upheld
Apple faces gigantic EU fine over App Store rules
Apple may be subject to a fine equivalent to 10% of its global revenues
Samsung workers to go on first-ever strike
The union was only set up in 2020
EU launches investigation into Apple, Google and Meta over uncompetitive practices
The investigation is based on the new Digital Markets Act, introduced in 2022
US Government sues Apple, accuses it of building a smartphone market monopoly
Earlier this month, Apple was handed a hefty €1.84 billion fine for breaching anticompetition laws
Ever wonder how many videos are on YouTube? Researchers reveal it’s a whopping 14 billion
The way YouTube is used makes it most aptly described as infrastructure, say researchers
Microsoft to store all cloud users’ personal data in the EU
Microsoft Is first major cloud provider to offer this level of data residency in Europe
‘Revolutionary’ Apple Macintosh turns 40
The Macintosh introduced wider society to digital life for the first time