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UK Government report says UK Government has no policy on emerging technologies This could be a mistake

via Flickr © KamiPhuc (CC BY 2.0)  Lack of focus and urgency puts timely and successful implementation of AI and quantum computing in jeopardy  There must be no repeat of Huawei debacle and resulting supplier squeeze   Meanwhile, in 2021, the 2010-2015 Superfast Broadband programme is adjudged a success It did represent  Value for Money but, given the hype, it was a rather modest initiative In the early days of February, while it is still deep midwinter for the locked-down and put upon general population of the UK, the sap is rising fast in the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee and Britain is enjoying (if that s the right word) a sudden burst of activity on the part of that august body. A new report to the effect that the country will find itself out on a limb technology-wise unless the erratic antics on the part of the body politic can focus, just a little bit for just a wee while, on devising and articulating a strategy on emerging technologies.

Digital Brief, powered by Facebook: Digital Tax, EU drone surveillance, data week

– German Federal Minister of Finance Olaf Scholz.    Top Story: Could the oft-beset talks at the OECD on an international regime for digital taxation actually bear fruit? This week the signs have been positive for a potential agreement. Podcast: The EU is deploying military drone technology to survey migrants and refugees at Europe’s external borders. How ethical are such practices? This week I speak to an MEP who has taken the lead in making this a frontline issue. Listen here. Don’t miss: New 5G Action Plan. Last year, we told you that the Commission’s 2016 5G Action Plan would be reviewed in 2021. This week, we have confirmation of those intentions. Read more below,.

The Latest Brexit Stories On Data Protection And Cybersecurity | Allen & Overy LLP

13 January 2021 – EU supervisory authorities response to UK cross-border transfers Following the finalisation of the TCA, a number of supervisory authorities in the EU issued statements in response. In addition, on 13 January 2021, the European Data Protection Board ( EDPB) issued updated versions of its Brexit information note and statement. The amendments in both documents reflect the provisions of the TCA allowing free flow of personal data from the EU and EEA countries to the UK during a period of six months during which the European Commission is expected to adopt an adequacy decision in relation to the UK. The information note is available here and statement here.

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