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Over 60 Organisations Sign UK Cyber Resilience Pledge

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By Rebecca Uffindell
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More than 60 UK organisations, including Microsoft UK, M&S, Nationwide, ITV, Cloudflare and Vodafone, have signed the Government's new Cyber Resilience Pledge, committing to practical measures aimed at strengthening cyber resilience across the economy. The voluntary initiative, launched at 10 Downing Street on 7 July 2026, comes as cyberattacks are estimated to cost UK organisations £14.7 billion ($19.6 billion) annually.
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AI Infrastructure Manufacturing Comes to Liverpool

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By Rebecca Uffindell
| Techerati Verified
AVK has announced a £3 million ($4 million) investment in its first standalone UK manufacturing facility, bringing production of modular power systems for AI-ready data centres to Haydock in the Liverpool City Region. The facility will assemble AVK's modular LV/MV PowerPods, pre-engineered power systems used to support the electrical infrastructure behind AI-ready data centres and hyperscale facilities.
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US Ruling Raises Questions Over EU-US Data Transfers - Techerati

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By Rebecca Uffindell
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A recent US Supreme Court ruling has prompted privacy campaigners to question one of the legal assumptions underpinning data transfers between Europe and the United States. The decision in Trump v. Slaughter was not a data privacy case. Instead, it considered whether the US President has the constitutional authority to remove members of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the regulator responsible for enforcing many privacy protections in the United States.
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