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IBM commits $5bn to Project Lightwell open source security initiative
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OpenAI shares frontier cyber model with Japan's largest banks
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The Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (MPFT) has chosen Agilisys to support its digital strategy. The new partnership will see the organisations work to deliver a roadmap to inform the Trust’s decisions around migrating data into cloud, including what the structure of the data environment needs to look like.
11/11/2021
Automotive companies around the world are planning to spend over half a trillion dollars on electric vehicles and batteries by 2030, exclusive analysis from Reuters has revealed. Just under three years ago the news agency published similar analysis which found carmakers planned to spend $300 billion on electric vehicles and related technologies.
10/11/2021
An original Apple-1 computer has sold at auction for $400,000. In 1976, 200 of these computers were designed by Steve Wozniak and assembled and tested by Steve Jobs, his sister Patty Jobs, and Daniel Kottke in Jobs’ home.
10/11/2021
Google has won an appeal in the UK Supreme Court against a case brought over an alleged breach of personal data. Richard Lloyd sought compensation under the Data Protection Act for damage allegedly suffered by Apple iPhone users due to the unlawful processing by Google of their personal data.
10/11/2021
Ofcom has said it will protect thousands of vital phone boxes from closure under new rules. As part of the move to digital phone lines, which will require investment to upgrade phone boxes, BT is currently assessing which ones are no longer needed and can be decommissioned.
9/11/2021
The government has committed £210 million to the development of one of the world’s first small modular reactors (SMR.) The funding will be matched by private sector funding of more than £250 million.
9/11/2021
11 British organisations have won a share of just under £7 million to help action the latest advances in space innovation.
9/11/2021
The rising growth of UK technology is being threatened by a skills crisis, the latest Harvey Nash Group Digital Leadership Report has found. The research surveyed 2,100 digital leaders, including 823 based in the UK.
8/11/2021
Daimler has partnered with Visa to develop native in-car payments. From Spring 2022, Visa’s authentication technology will enable Mercedes-Benz customers in Europe to pay for goods and services by using their fingerprint in the car.
8/11/2021
The government has announced that satellite data will be used to monitor and map heat in locations at greatest risk from climate change as part of a new project backed by the UK Space Agency.
8/11/2021
Electric vehicle (EV) charging business Connected Kerb has announced plans to install 190,000 public on-street EV chargers across the UK by 2030. The chargers, worth up to £1.9 billion, would provide EV charging for tens of millions of drivers without off-street parking.
8/11/2021
Meta, formerly known as Facebook, has discussed opening physical retail stores across the world. The move was first made public by The New York Times, which saw company documents revealing the plans and heard from sources with knowledge of the project.
5/11/2021
The government has announced the opening of its climate satellite design competition. The aim of the competition is to encourage space scientists to design a small satellite to help inform solutions for climate change.
5/11/2021
The new culture secretary has warned tech giant bosses that if they don’t remove their “harmful algorithms” they could face criminal prosecution. At a parliamentary committee about the draft Online Safety Bill, Nadine Dorries, who became secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport last month, said that executives at social media platforms would be deemed liable for hateful content online 18 months earlier than had originally been planned.
5/11/2021
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has returned nearly $60 million to 140,000 drivers whose tips were “illegally withheld” by Amazon. The US consumer watchdog said that the funds would serve as reimbursements for tips that Amazon allegedly illegally withheld from drivers between 2016 and 2019.
4/11/2021