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Simmons & Simmons Launches AI-Ready Regulation Tracker
Simmons & Simmons launches STRIDE, a live global digital regulation platform with an AI agent integration. International law firm Simmons & Simmons launched STRIDE on February 25, 2026, a live
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Simmons & Simmons launches STRIDE, a live global digital regulation platform with an AI agent integration.
International law firm Simmons & Simmons launched STRIDE on February 25, 2026, a live digital regulation tracker built to help organisations worldwide monitor and comply with fast-changing digital laws across AI, data, cybersecurity, crypto, and quantum technologies.
Businesses operating across borders now face dozens of new digital laws each year, with regulations varying widely between jurisdictions and no globally recognised compliance benchmark. STRIDE directly addresses this gap with structured, analyst-grade data and modern filtering tools.
The Core Problem
Organisations operating internationally struggle to keep pace with digital regulation. Each year, dozens of complex new laws emerge across sectors including artificial intelligence, data protection, platform regulation, cybersecurity, cryptocurrency, and quantum technologies.
Existing information sources are often patchy and outdated. No globally recognised benchmark existed before STRIDE to compare regulations across countries.
This created real risk for businesses trying to plan ahead or assess compliance obligations across multiple markets simultaneously.
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