Month: September 2021

Filing: Nvidia requests European Commission approval of its Arm acquisition, beginning the EU’s official probe; provisional deadline for a ruling is Oct. 13 (Aoife White/Bloomberg)

Aoife White / Bloomberg: Filing: Nvidia requests European Commission approval of its Arm acquisition, beginning the EU’s official probe; provisional deadline for a ruling is Oct. 13  —  – European Commission sets initial Oct. 13 deadline for review  — Rivals and customers complain that deal risks open licenses

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As carmakers use infotainment systems to stand out from competitors, the essentially unregulated displays are becoming flashy, feature-packed distractions (David Zipper/Slate)

David Zipper / Slate: As carmakers use infotainment systems to stand out from competitors, the essentially unregulated displays are becoming flashy, feature-packed distractions  —  You’re driving and you’re bored.  Tired of staring at the road, your eyes drift toward the polished touchscreen to the right of your steering wheel …

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Documents: LAPD directs its officers to collect social media information of every civilian they interview, including those not arrested or accused of a crime (Sam Levin/The Guardian)

Sam Levin / The Guardian: Documents: LAPD directs its officers to collect social media information of every civilian they interview, including those not arrested or accused of a crime  —  An internal police chief memo shows employees were directed to use ‘field interview cards’ which would then be reviewed

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TrueFort, which protects enterprise apps by defining normal app behavior and then tracking usage through partners like CrowdStrike, raises $30M Series B (Ron Miller/TechCrunch)

Ron Miller / TechCrunch: TrueFort, which protects enterprise apps by defining normal app behavior and then tracking usage through partners like CrowdStrike, raises $30M Series B  —  As companies try to navigate an ever-changing security landscape, it can be challenging to protect everything.

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