5 July 2026
What the AI Act Delay Does Not Change
The EU AI Act's high-risk deadlines moved to 2027 and 2028. Several duties did not move at all. A short checklist of what still applies now.
Read article →Regulatory guidance, technical analysis and AI governance strategy for regulated organisations.
Start here: EU AI Act Compliance: a guide for UK organisations. Who it applies to, the deadlines, the penalties, and how to prepare.
The EU AI Act's high-risk deadlines moved to 2027 and 2028. Several duties did not move at all. A short checklist of what still applies now.
Read article →After a May agreement, the EU AI Act simplification package has been formally adopted. The high-risk deadlines have moved. Here are the dates that changed.
Read article →The UK's Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum has been asking how people view the risks of generative and agentic AI. The questions signal where scrutiny is heading.
Read article →The EU AI Act, ISO 42001 and the NIST AI RMF overlap far more than they differ. Mapping them once removes most of the duplicated compliance work.
Read article →European providers are launching sovereign cloud and AI services built for EU data rules. For UK regulated buyers, the test is proof, not the label.
Read article →From 2 August 2026 the European Commission can enforce the AI Act's rules on general-purpose models, with fines up to 3 percent of global turnover. What providers face.
Read article →The EU AI Act's toughest duties fall on the high-risk systems defined in Annex III. A recent delay buys time to prepare. How to tell whether yours qualifies.
Read article →The UK is testing AI rules through regulatory sandboxes rather than a single AI Act. AI Growth Labs start with legal services. What it means for regulated firms.
Read article →The EU's proposed Cloud and AI Development Act aims to speed sovereign compute. UK firms sit outside the framework, but the governance signal still applies.
Read article →SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic are nearing some of the largest listings ever. The valuations rest on one expectation about AI, with real concerns underneath.
Read article →Anthropic, SoftBank and a stalling EU programme in one fortnight. AI capital is concentrating, and for regulated buyers that is a governance question.
Read article →The EU's €20 billion plan for five AI gigafactories is slipping as bidder interest falls. European public compute is further off than the headlines suggest.
Read article →SoftBank will invest up to €75 billion in AI data centres in France, dwarfing the EU's own programme. Where Europe's compute will sit, and why it matters.
Read article →Anthropic has raised $65 billion at a $965 billion valuation, passing OpenAI. What the round signals for a concentrating market, with a note from us.
Read article →Data that mimics the shape of real records without containing real people. It keeps personal data out of testing, when generated with care.
Read article →Where a model runs decides which jurisdiction governs the data and how quickly it responds. A governance decision as much as a technical one.
Read article →The first international standard for governing AI across its lifecycle. It complements EU AI Act preparation rather than replacing it.
Read article →Upload your AI project files and get an instant compliance pre-check. Supports Python, TypeScript, and .NET across 10 frameworks. No account required.
Read article →The EU has deferred high-risk AI deadlines by up to 16 months. Standalone Annex III obligations move from August 2026 to December 2027.
Read article →Compliance questionnaires produce confident wrong answers for agentic AI systems. Technical scanning catches architecture-level risks that no checklist can surface.
Read article →DORA has been in force since January 2025. AI systems within financial entities create specific ICT risk management obligations most firms haven't addressed.
Read article →Fines up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover. Understanding which violations trigger which tier is essential for risk prioritisation.
Read article →Agentic AI systems fall within the EU AI Act's scope. Classification depends on domain and decision type, not the orchestration framework.
Read article →The EU AI Act has extraterritorial reach that catches UK companies through three provisions in Article 2(1). The UK has no equivalent horizontal legislation.
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