Google has challenged two European Union orders under the Digital Markets Act that would open parts of Android to rival AI developers and give competing search engines access to search data. The company argues that the measures could weaken privacy and security protections and cause irreversible harm to European users. The legal challenges intensify a dispute over how the EU should promote competition while protecting personal data.

Apple has appointed Salman Dar as its head of government affairs for Pakistan. Dar announced that he will lead the company’s engagement with regulators, policymakers and other stakeholders. He previously served as CEO of IT company Itroos, which he co-founded. The appointment gives Apple a dedicated policy representative as Pakistan seeks greater participation from international technology companies.

Bentley has unveiled the Torcal, its first fully electric vehicle, positioning the SUV for luxury buyers seeking zero-emission driving with familiar Bentley design. The launch follows Ferrari’s introduction of the electric Luce, whose departure from traditional Ferrari styling has drawn criticism from some enthusiasts. According to the figures provided, the Torcal starts at £173,000 ($230,000), compared with €550,000 ($628,000) for the Luce. Bentley said it has invested £350 million ($465 million) in its Crewe plant in northwest England to build the SUV.