China might have data and the U.S. might have money, but Europe has purpose. That’s the message European Union tech czar Margrethe Vestager aims to convey on Wednesday when she unveils plans to help the bloc compete with the U.S. and China’s technological might on its own terms, conforming with fundamental EU rights including strict privacy and non-discrimination rules.

Thailand’s auction of permits for fifth-generation mobile services generated more than $3 billion as operators keen to offer faster data speeds bid above reserve prices.

The U.S. is working to block China from taking the top post of the United Nations intellectual property agency, in the Trump administration’s latest bid to convince countries of the threat posed by Beijing’s increasing assertiveness and technological prowess.

A resolution before the American Bar Association to address the access to justice crisis has been amended a second time in order to gain support from state bar leaders aligned against the proposal.

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Vodafone Group Plc’s Indian venture said it’s assessing the amount that it will be able to pay to the government after the country’s top court Friday rejected a plea by mobile carriers seeking more time to settle dues in back-fees, the company said in an exchange filing.