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Free digital skills courses for young people in Wales
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digital marketing
A new initiative by The King's Trust, the Open University in Wales, and the Institute of Coding aims to bridge the digital skills gap with free courses for 16 to 30-year-olds.
Swiss AI start-up Calvin Risk secures USD $4m seed funding
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ai ethics
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telco
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financial services
Swiss AI governance startup Calvin Risk has raised USD $4 million in seed funding to enhance enterprise AI compliance and accountability.
T3 GenAI wins prestigious LegalTech Breakthrough award
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document management
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legal tech
Lexsoft Systems has won the 'Knowledge Management Platform Of The Year' award for its T3 GenAI platform at the 2024 LegalTech Breakthrough Awards.
Opera GX unveils major update with new customisation features
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gaming
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Opera has unveiled a significant upgrade to its gaming browser, Opera GX, enhancing customisation and introducing a sleek new design for over 30 million users.
Vertiv forecasts AI-driven data centre trends for 2025
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ransomware
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ai
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cybersecurity
Vertiv forecasts data centre trends for 2025, highlighting AI's role in high-density computing, sustainability challenges, and evolving cybersecurity needs.
Dotlines enters UK market to revolutionise telecoms sector
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telco
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sustainability
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connectivity
Dotlines has launched in the UK, seeking to transform the telecoms sector with user-focused solutions and pledging to support charitable initiatives.
AI exacerbates cyber security worries in healthcare sector
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ransomware
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cyber attacks
A recent study reveals 72% of healthcare organisations are worried about AI-related cyber threats, alongside employee disengagement in security training.
AI & cybersecurity trends to watch for in 2025
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saas
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mfa
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cloud security
Mike Britton of Abnormal Security forecasts that by 2025, cybercriminals will adapt to multi-factor authentication as attacks on SaaS grow increasingly sophisticated.
UK study highlights stark rural-urban broadband divide
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digital divide
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broadband
Research from the University of Manchester reveals a stark digital divide in broadband access across the UK, with rural areas lagging significantly behind urban centres.
Greenwich partners with Studiosity for AI academic support
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edutech
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ai ethics
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student support
The University of Greenwich has partnered with Studiosity for three years, offering UK students instant AI-driven academic writing feedback.
CloudFirst Europe partners with Brightsolid in Scotland
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dr
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digital transformation
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it automation
CloudFirst Europe has partnered with Scottish data centre provider Brightsolid to enhance cloud services and expand its UK presence.
Finfare Connect & ZBD team up for Bitcoin rewards
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payment technologies
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bitcoin
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nike
Finfare Connect and ZBD have partnered to enable ZBD users to earn Bitcoin rewards through everyday transactions by linking payment accounts via the ZBD app.
SAS joins over 130 firms in signing European AI Pact
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ai
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sas
SAS has joined over 130 firms in signing the European Commission's AI Pact, promoting enhanced AI governance and best practices across Europe.
LogicMonitor secures USD $800m to advance AI initiatives
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digital transformation
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ai
LogicMonitor has secured an investment of USD $800 million, raising its valuation to approximately USD $2.4 billion to enhance its AI-driven observability platform.
AI personalisation key for UK firms, says Zendesk report
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digital transformation
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cx
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personalisation
A new Zendesk report highlights the crucial role of personalised AI in enhancing customer loyalty for UK firms amid evolving consumer expectations.
Capslock launches Deploy to address UK cyber skills gap
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cloud security
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public sector
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bae systems
CAPSLOCK has unveiled 'Deploy', a service aimed at bridging the looming cyber skills gap in UK organisations as staffing shortages rise to 67% in 2024.
BT introduces tools to ease net zero technology anxiety
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ai
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sustainability
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bt
New research from BT reveals that 72% of UK business leaders are stressed about meeting Net Zero targets, despite 56% feeling optimistic about sustainability.
Neo4j achieves USD $200 million annual recurring revenue
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data analytics
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digital transformation
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genai
Neo4j has achieved a significant milestone, surpassing USD $200 million in annual recurring revenue amid rising demand for graph technologies in AI.
Rebura achieves Premier status in AWS Partner Network
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saas
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devops
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westcon-comstor
Rebura has reached Premier tier status in the Amazon Web Services Partner Network, solidifying its position in cloud migration and DevOps across Europe.
Study reveals UK consumer confusion over fibre broadband
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telco
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asa
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broadband
A new study reveals 77% of UK consumers are unaware that part-copper broadband can be marketed as 'fibre', prompting calls for clearer regulations.