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In ongoing Australian legal proceedings, Apple has accused Epic Games of attempting to dismantle platform safeguards while seeking a “free ride” on Apple’s ecosystem. The dispute centers on whether Apple must allow sideloading and alternative payment methods on iOS devices in Australia, following a 2020 lawsuit filed by Epic Games.
Technology giant Apple Inc. has publicly accused Epic Games of seeking what it characterizes as a “free ride” on its platform, according to reports from the ongoing legal proceedings in Australia. Sources indicate that Apple made these statements during recent case management hearings, with the company telling MacRumors that Epic’s demands would “dismantle every safeguard we’ve put in place to protect users and developers.”
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Europe’s wind energy sector faces headwinds as Vestas pauses construction of its largest Polish turbine plant. The decision reflects broader challenges in European offshore wind development amid sluggish demand and economic pressures. Poland’s ambitious renewable energy plans encounter obstacles as manufacturing investment stalls.
Vestas, Europe’s leading wind turbine manufacturer, has reportedly suspended plans to establish its largest manufacturing facility in Poland, according to recent reports. The Danish company cited weaker-than-expected demand for offshore wind projects across European markets as the primary reason for halting the investment.
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