979 results found

Last month, the European Commission (the "Commission") produced its second report on the implementation of its 2002-2010 Strategy for Europe on Life Sciences and Biotechnology. The 2002-2010 Strategy for Europe set out a road map to 2010, recommending actions from the European Union institutions and well as other public and private stakeholders.

The rapid expansion of AI technology is driving unprecedented demand for data center infrastructure, creating complex challenges around power availability, regulatory compliance, and financing structures. As global investment reaches hundreds of billions annually, developers, investors, and hyperscalers are navigating power scarcity, evolving geopolitical frameworks, and the emergence of innovative joint venture models to manage massive capital requirements and project risks.

The use of videoconference (ViCo) in oral proceedings held before the Examining, Opposition and Legal Divisions, and the Receiving Section, is clear – ViCo is the default format.

As businesses increasingly deploy agentic AI systems capable of autonomous decision-making and actions, questions arise about supplier liability when AI agents malfunction or produce unexpected results. This article examines the contractual frameworks governing agentic AI relationships, revealing how standard IT contracts may inadequately address the unique risks of autonomous AI systems and exploring strategies for customers to better protect themselves against potential losses from AI agent failures.

The VAT issues surrounding e-billing.

The proposals aim to ensure the continued relevance and survival of cheques in the 21st century.

Late 2017 has witnessed a flurry of catastrophic weather events that has led to widespread devastation. Hurricane Harvey set the ball rolling, with unprecedented rainfall in the southern United States.

This piece looks ahead to what we might expect as IT law developments in 2015.

A DMH Stallard panel debate held yesterday, Securing Your Data in the Data Explosion, saw a lively discussion amongst over 40 senior business leaders on both the strategic and technical issues surrounding data security.

In-house legal teams are experiencing an unexpected consequence of AI adoption: while the technology promises efficiency, it's simultaneously generating unprecedented volumes of new work. From AI-drafted contracts to automated complaints, legal departments must now rethink their operational structure to handle this influx without expanding headcount. The solution lies not in resisting AI, but in using it strategically alongside robust legal operations infrastructure.

Manufacturing companies investing heavily in forecasting and planning systems still struggle with disappointing fill rates and missed inventory targets, often turning monthly SIOP review meetings into firefighting sessions...

We have been through this before — on company, industry, national and global levels. It is difficult to imagine that as we experience and react to the human and economic challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.