Microsoft’s announcement in October that it has extended its Azure IP Advantage programme to China neatly illustrates a number of key contracting trends helping to shape the development of the global hyperscale Cloud. Richard Kemp examines the issues.

We’re now beginning to see a lot of mass market AI-driven change, and it’s now routinely in what we use at work.

The good news for data exporters who transfer personal information outside the EEA is that the GDPR’s rules that regulate cross border transfers of personal information to a large extent replicate the current regime and even include additional options for data exporters.

This vlog looks at the principle of accountability and the requirements for transparency under the GDPR which is now in force.

This vlog looks at the lawful bases for processing personal data under the GDPR which becomes law in May. In particular, what the GDPR means for those relying on “consent” or “legitimate interests” as their lawful basis.

This is the second of two vlogs that look at what we can expect as IT lawyers this year.

This is the first of two vlogs that look at what we might expect as IT law developments this year.

In this vlog, Deirdre Moynihan looks at the recent case taken against Wm Morrisons Supermarket plc in respect of the rogue activities of one of its employees.

In this Vlog we look at the GDPR’s approach to personal data breaches. A personal data breach is a breach of security leading to the accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorised disclosure of, or access to, personal data.

This is the second of two vlogs in our occasional ‘Law Firm as a Service’ series that look at IT, demographics and change in the UK legal services sector. It looks ahead to see what’s in store.