Verizon outlines AI-driven roadmap for autonomous networks
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The four UK regulators are moving generative AI into routine oversight, despite concerns over errors, bias and consumer harm.
British Business Bank boosts late-stage UK scale-up funding
More than GBP £600 million has been deployed as ministers try to stop fast-growing tech firms seeking larger rounds overseas.
England v Ghana match sends Hyperoptic traffic up 125%
Households risked buffering and spoilers as traffic on Hyperoptic's network surged more than 125% before kick-off, the company said.
Google faces UK trial over app store commission claims
An opt-out case could leave thousands of UK app developers sharing damages from alleged overcharging on Google Play if they win.
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The carmaker aims to streamline production and back-office systems as it pushes data and AI into its Crewe Dream Factory project.
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ScienceLogic upgrades Skylar AI & wins IDC Leader nod
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