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EU: BSA Calls for Open, Collaborative Approach to Post-Quantum Cryptography Transition

SEP 30, 2025 | EUROPEAN UNION | EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA

BRUSSELS - The Business Software Alliance (BSA) encourages the EU to adopt an open, collaborative approach by engaging global business-to-business sof ... Continuar leyendo

Quantum

BSA Member CEOs Speak Out on AI Adoption

SEP 24, 2025 | US | ASIA PACIFIC | EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA

WASHINGTON – Chief executives from across the enterprise software industry are speaking out on the importance of artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in a new initiative launched Wednesday by the Business Software Alliance (BSA). Continuar leyendo

AI

BSA Welcomes US-UK Tech Prosperity Deal

SEP 19, 2025 | US | UNITED KINGDOM

The Business Software Alliance issued the following statement on the Technology Prosperity Deal announced yesterday. Continuar leyendo

AI Quantum

BSA on CISA 2015 Reauthorization in House CR

SEP 18, 2025 | US

Business Software Alliance Senior Director of Policy Henry Young issued the following statement on the inclusion of the short-term CISA 2015 reauthorization in the continuing resolution before the House. Continuar leyendo

Cybersecurity

BSA: California Right to Abandon AB 1018

SEP 13, 2025 | US

BSA Senior Vice President of US Government Relations Craig Albright issued the following statement after California legislators declined to take up and advance AB 1018, legislation on high-risk AI, before a key deadline. Continuar leyendo

AI

BSA Calls for a Proportionate and Balanced EU Data Retention Framework

SEP 12, 2025 | EUROPEAN UNION | EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA

The Business Software Alliance (BSA) calls for a proportionate and balanced approach to EU data retention. A future framework, BSA stresses in its response to the EU's consultation on data retention, should be limited to basic subscriber and traffic data already processed by electronic communication service providers – for investigating serious crimes only – with harmonized definitions. It should not create excessive regulatory burdens for service providers. Continuar leyendo

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