Microsoft can't guarantee data sovereignty – OVHcloud says 'We told you so'
French provider seizes on Redmond's admission that US law could override local protections
Interview European cloud provider OVHcloud has long warned about the risks of relying on foreign tech giants for critical infrastructure – especially when it comes to data sovereignty.…
Inside the abandoned church that's been converted into a gorgeous swimming pool
Today, it's a place for relaxation and positive experiences. But one East London swimming pool was once part of an asylum.
Sailors are warned to stay in port after killer whales shift their yacht attacks to shallow waters off Spanish coast
The coastguard advised sailors in Galicia to remain in the port after receiving reports of whales ramming the rudders of boats in far shallower waters than usual.
Three-bedroom home sells for £200,000 - but property fans are shocked by one VERY unusual feature in the living room
The semi-detached house in Worcester was snapped up by a bidder after going under the hammer for the first time.
Why Julian's not Abbey about Maggie's claim that she never watched Downton: EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE
Bracing himself for the release of the Downton Abbey film, Julian Fellowes casts doubt on the contention by the late Maggie Smith, pictured, that she never watched her performances.
Wikipedia Editors Reject Founder's AI Review Proposal After ChatGPT Fails Basic Policy Test
Wikipedia's volunteer editors have rejected founder Jimmy Wales' proposal to use ChatGPT for article review guidance after the AI tool produced error-filled feedback when Wales tested it on a draft submission. The ChatGPT response misidentified Wikipedia policies, suggested citing non-existent sources and recommended using press releases despite explicit policy prohibitions.
Editors argued automated systems producing incorrect advice would undermine Wikipedia's human-centered model. The conflict follows earlier tensions over the Wikimedia Foundation's AI experiments, including a paused AI summary feature and new policies targeting AI-generated content.
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More reviewers savage Meghan Markle's second helping of her Netflix cooking show - calling series two 'confounding' and 'ghastly, tedious dreck'
British Vogue suggested the first episode alone left them confused, asking 'why does Meghan chop onions so slowly?' and 'why does Meghan need edible flowers next to her cooker?'
The brutal truth about men that every woman considering IVF must know - and even the most loyal of husbands is secretly thinking it
We never thought starting a family would be so hard. Month after month, nothing happened. Doctors, blood tests, invasive procedures, and the words no woman ever wants to hear: 'You'll need help to conceive.'
Heart-stopping moment young boy stands his ground in deadly game of chicken with oncoming steam train
Onlookers watched with horror as the youngster, with a shock of blonde hair, stood on the tracks at crossing on Friday staring down an advancing steam train.
Marks & Spencer sends Brits wild as they bring Australia's national treat to the UK high street
The national treat is uniquely Australian and holds icon status in the Land Down Under, but is only available at a handful of specialist bakeries in the UK.
Horrifying moment YouTuber, 22, is swept away in waterfall after wading into a raging river to pose for a drone video
Sagar Tudu, 22, from Berhampur, had gone to Duduma Waterfall in Odisha's Koraput district on Saturday to film content for his channel when the tragedy struck.
Mark Clattenburg: What REALLY happened during my infamous FA Cup Final tunnel exchange with Sir Alex Ferguson... and why it made me not want to referee anymore
The incident occurred before the 2016 FA Cup Final at Wembley, where Louis van Gaal 's Manchester United beat Alan Pardew 's Crystal Palace 2-1.
The mystery of Harold Shipman's suicide: What calculated reason did Dr Death have for taking his own life?
He would die just one day before his sixtieth birthday - timing that may not have been coincidental.
HSBC banking app is back online following a 4-HOUR outage that left thousands of users unable to access their accounts
HSBC's banking app is finally back online following a four-hour outage that left thousands of Brits unable to access their accounts.
Warnings issued after woman fell to her death at Basildon car park
A car parking company and local NHS trust have both been warned by the coroner after a woman tragically died at the car park
Revealed: Fate of architect who was axed for a moment of madness as he celebrated qualifying after FIVE YEARS training
Thomas Ford, 28, from Congleton, Cheshire, assaulted the driver on a drunken night out to celebrate qualifying as an architect is still running a so-called 'architecture and visualisation' business.
JAN MOIR: Meghan is back, and this second helping of the woman who put the boasting into hosting makes me curl up at the edges like a squid on a hot grill...
Time to grit your teeth and not just because Meghan has scattered her damnable flower sprinkles on the snacks again.
ANDREW NEIL: It's stifling growth, killing industry and making households poorer. That's why Net Zero is the most costly self-inflicted wound in modern British history
For those deluded enough to believe claims that renewable energy is the key to a glorious future of clean, cheap energy, have a look at the plight of Orsted, the world's biggest wind farm developer.
The truth about Harry Styles and Zoe Kravitz: He told me exactly what he wants in a woman, says KATIE HIND. That's why I know where this is heading...
For thousands of women, it's the million dollar question. What does Harry Styles look for in a woman?
What this photo of Angela Rayner says about the smug, tin-eared socialist clique driving Britain into the ground: SARAH VINE
When it comes to politicians, a poorly timed photo opportunity can be career-defining, even destroying.