TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
In this episode, we delve into the ever-evolving digital world and its profound impact on our lives. From the latest trends in technology and innovation to the cultural shifts sparked by our online interactions, we explore the intersec ...
Many of the cyberthreats your business faces are invisible. Learn how to shine a light on these threats and discover how to take action to protect your business
Direct-from-China e-commerce firm sees profits plummet 70 percent in first half of 2024 amidst stiff competition from Temu, as it plans IPO
Troubled chip giant Intel will invest more than $28 billion to construct two new chip factories in Ohio, to take fight to TSMC
In Q3 Apple rejoins ranks of top five smartphone makers in China, as government welcomes visit by CEO Tim Cook
IT spending growth in 2025 comes as CIOs move from proof-of-concept, and begin investment into generative AI next year
Industry supply chain analyst says Apple cut orders for the iPhone 16 for Q4 2024 and Q1 2025, prompting a share decline
Heavy fine for LinkedIn, after Irish data protection watchdog cites GDPR violations with people's personal data for targeted ads
UK competition regulator begins phase one investigation into Alphabet's partnership with AI startup Anthropic
After alerting the US of an attempt to circumvent US export controls, TSMC halts chip supply to an unidentified customer
Fresh win for Intel after Europe top court upholds annulment of billion-euro antitrust fine imposed by European Commission in 2009
News Corp surprises Perplexity, after the media group sued the AI search engine for allegedly infringing copyright content
Sales flop? Apple reportedly sharply scaled back production of its Vision Pro mixed-reality headset since the summer
Hong Kong government moves against two prominent Western tech platforms and bans them on government devices
After charges are dropped, Nigerian court orders the release of Binance executive Tigran Gambaryan who is poor health
Potential huge market disruption after UK chip designer ARM reportedly cancels Qualcomm licence amid escalating feud
UK regulator says social media posts “appears to have contributed” to riots following murder of three girls in Southport
BT cell tower in Shropshire Hills has 100 percent of its power requirements delivered by renewable energy sources
Fallout from Elon Musk's uninspiring 'Cybercab' launch continues, after film producers sue for using certain AI-generated image
Twitter rival Bluesky gains 500,000 new users, after Elon Musk's X says platform will allow blocked users to still see posts
Multi-year partnership signed between UK government and Microsoft to accelerate public sector digitalisation
Three years after dropping the use of facial recognition, Meta says it will use the tech again to aid in crackdown on 'celeb-bait ads'
World's largest contract chip manufacturer informs the United States of a potential Chinese attempt to circumvent US export controls
Second time Secureworks is acquired, after UK's Sophos says it will buy the US cybersecurity firm for $859m (£662m) in cash
Head of Amazon Web Services reportedly tells staff to leave if they don't like controversial new 5-day-per-week in-office policy
SpaceX rocket blasts off on Sunday with 20 satellites to expand the Eutelsat/OneWeb communications network
Another worrying development for chip industry after Samsung delays delivery of ASML kit for new factory due to lack of customers
ByteDance sacks intern for allegedly sabotaging the training of an internal artificial intelligence (AI) project
In this episode, we explore the UK government’s role in shaping AI through strategy, regulation, and investment, and how these efforts impact businesses, public services, and ethical AI development.
Cos the world needs another AI startup. Former CTO at OpenAI, Mira Murati, reportedly fund raising for her new AI startup
Court rules storage giant Western Digital must pay $315.7m in damages, after another patent infringement loss