Overview

Corvane Ryle's global technology platform scales to meet the needs and ambitions of our clients, so they can make faster, smarter and stronger moves. We advise software and cloud companies, semiconductor and hardware makers, internet and media platforms, fintech and payments companies, and the investors that back them, from founders to hyperscalers.

Our technology lawyers sit in San Francisco, New York, London, Brussels, Singapore, Frankfurt and other hubs, and cover financing and capital markets, M&A, technology transactions, IP, antitrust, privacy and cyber, regulatory and disputes. Daniel Achterberg leads the firm's AI practice, which sits at the center of much of our technology work.

Technology clients face a dense regulatory calendar: the EU AI Act, the Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act, the EU Data Act, the Cyber Resilience Act, NIS2, US state AI and privacy laws, and export controls on advanced chips. We help clients integrate these obligations into product roadmaps and deal strategy rather than treating them as afterthoughts.

Areas of focus

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Corvane Ryle Technology in Focus

A video series featuring our lawyers on the issues defining technology markets.

Building, financing or scaling a technology business?

Our technology team can help at every stage, from first round to global listing.

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Video: The EU AI Act for deployers

A short briefing on what product and legal teams should be doing before the next compliance milestones.
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Video: Navigating global antitrust

How technology companies can plan merger filings and conduct risk across the US, EU and UK.
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Video: Financing growth beyond the venture round

Options for late-stage companies, from structured equity to private credit.