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Massive Data Exposure Signals Urgent Need for Enhanced Cybersecurity Measures

An exposed database with 184 million plain-text credentials uncovered in May 2025 led to the identification of 30 datasets containing over 16 billion records. This aggregation ranks among the largest credential exposures ever and comes as Microsoft prepares to complete its passkey transition by August 2025, highlighting the urgent need for stronger identity security.

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U.S. Visa Restrictions Signal New Era of Cross-Border Data Governance Challenges for Legal and Compliance Professionals

The U.S. State Department has enacted a new visa restriction policy barring foreign officials complicit in censoring Americans, signaling a firm stance on protecting domestic free speech from international regulatory overreach. This measure reflects growing tensions between American First Amendment ideals and foreign content moderation laws—especially the EU’s Digital Services Act—and has serious operational, legal, and diplomatic implications for global technology firms.

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AI Companionship and Machine Intuition: Rethinking Relationships in the Age of Artificial Empathy

A new class of AI isn’t just calculating—it’s connecting. In this feature from Dublin Tech Summit 2025, leaders explore the emotional architecture of AI companionship and what it means for governance, relationships, and responsibility.

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Wired for Progress: How Ireland and OpenAI Are Scaling Intelligence, Infrastructure, and Innovation

In 1858, Ireland helped connect continents with the first transatlantic telegraph cable. In 2025, the country is laying a new kind of connection—one routed through data centers, digital public services, and artificial intelligence ecosystems. At this year’s annual Dublin Tech

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China-U.S. Technology Tensions Escalate Over Huawei Sanctions

A diplomatic rift over semiconductor policy deepens as the U.S. tightens restrictions on Huawei’s AI chips, prompting legal threats from China and raising compliance stakes for global firms. This article explores the implications for tech markets, regulatory landscapes, and the future of U.S.-China relations in an AI-driven world.

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