UK government unveils AI-fuelled industrial strategy
The Labour government has unveiled a 50-point plan to use artificial intelligence (AI) to help drive efficiency and growth across the UK economy. The AI…
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Preparing for AI regulation: The EU AI Act
Any business that sells products or services in the European Union (EU) that use artificial intelligence (AI) must comply with the EU AI Act, regardless…
US bank FNBO uses Pindrop to tackle voice fraud, deepfakes
With cyber criminality and fraud against banks running rampant in recent years and showing no signs of slacking off, banking organisations around the world are…
Mandiant: Latest Ivanti vulns exploited by Chinese cyber spooks
Security supplier Ivanti has once again found itself at the centre of an expanding series of breaches after it emerged that two freshly disclosed vulnerabilities…
GenAI causing hyperscale datacentres to swell in size, research shows
Hyperscale datacentres are getting increasingly larger in size, as operators look to bolster the amount of IT load their facilities can handle to accommodate the…
UK Defence Committee urges MoD to embrace AI
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) should embrace artificial intelligence (AI) to maintain its military advantages, which will require nurturing the country’s private AI defence…
UK fintech investment drops by almost double global average
Investment in the UK fintech sector fell by 37% last year compared to 2023, but retained its leadership in Europe and was second place in…
PC makers use CES to showcase AI PC efforts
The leading PC manufacturer used the Consumer Electronics Show to showcase their latest line-up of AI PCs powered by neural processing units (NPU). HP, Lenovo,…
German court finds hacked EncroChat phone evidence inadmissible
A Berlin court has raised questions over whether data from 120 million messages obtained by police hacking an encrypted phone service can continue to be…
Custom software and silicon set to define next-gen chips
Confidence in the semiconductor industry’s ability to meet demand is being hindered by geopolitical tensions, international trade restrictions and the push for sovereignty, according to…
Software AG shrinks with sale of Alfabet and Cumulocity
The Software AG group started the new year with a slew of changes, announcing the close of the sale of its Alfabet enterprise architecture and…
Black mothers seek ‘total agency’ over perinatal healthcare data
A group of black women in Birmingham have initiated a community-led research project that aims to give black mothers “total agency” over how their perinatal…