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Several Western countries have restricted Huawei’s access to their markets. Photograph: EPA

Huawei sacks employee arrested in Poland on espionage charges

21:42

Poland urges European Union and Nato to develop joint position on technology giant

Apple’s main Irish offices in Hollyhill, Cork, where it employs some 6,000 people. Photograph: Michael MacSweeney/Reuters

State papers: MacSharry objected to additional support for Apple in Cork

Ronan McGreevy
02:12

Then minister for finance said company’s record in Ireland was ‘very disappointing’

Czech cyber watchdog signals security threat from Huawei and ZTE

Huawei denied any suggestion that the company poses a threat to Czech national security. Photograph: Bloomberg

19:09

Network operators warned against using software or hardware made by Chinese firms

Dublin event to ask whether AI is eroding our civil liberties

Can AI help us to achieve our dreams of a better work-life balance?

Elaine Edwards
09:24

ADAPT Centre at Trinity College Dublin hosting public ‘think-in’ for Science Week

Brexit ‘will not impact’ UK-EU co-operation on cybersecurity

‘We’ve got plenty of control over this as individuals, as companies and as governments.’ Photograph: Getty Images

Vivienne Clarke
09:19

Head of UK National Cyber Security Centre to meet with Irish authorities in Dublin

Google planning return to China with ‘censored’ search engine – reports

The former Google China headquarters in Beijing in 2010. The internet giant is returning to the Chinese market, US media reports say. Photograph: Liu Jin/AFP/Getty Images

Clifford Coonan
12:36

Internet giant left China eight years ago over censorship concerns

Reddit confirms data breach of users details including passwords

Christopher Slowe, Reddit chief technology officer: ‘think about whether you still use the password you used on Reddit 11 years ago on any other sites today.’ Photograph: Adam Peck/PA

12:09

The forum site is unable to verify the scale of the two breaches in 2007 and 2018

Man 1, machine 1: Humans and computer program draw debate

IBM’s ‘Project Debater’ programme took on Dan Zafrir in a debate at the company’s San Francisco office. Image: IBM website.

Olivia Solon
10:43

IBM’s ‘Project Debater’ showed ability to argue on topics of space travel, telemedicine

EU ministers to consider proposals on drone safety standards

By 2050 the production of drones will account for about 150,000 jobs across the EU. Photograph: John Stillwell/PA Wire

Mark Hilliard
20:01

Maximum altitude, distance limits and training rules to be included in regulations

MEPs call on European Commission to suspend Privacy Shield framework

Cambridge Analytica’s offices in London. Following the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data breach, the MEPs highlighted the need for better monitoring of the agreement, given that both companies are certified under the EU-US framework.

Elaine Edwards
12:45

Civil liberties committee expresses concern over companies that have misused personal data

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