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The start-up creating the internet's immune system

Will Pearson is more than a young entrepreneur—he's an award-winning innovator tackling a global crisis through business.

When Nelson Sivalingam co-founded HowNow, it wasn't because he spotted a gap in the market. It was because he saw a much bigger hole in the future.

How digital health is outpacing the system

Energy efficiency is now a business imperative, driven by rising energy costs, stricter regulations, and growing demand for sustainability. This is especially true in the hospitality industry, where round-the-clock operations and high guest expectations make energy a significant cost. Yet, many still lack the tools to manage it effectively. Responsible Power Systems Limited is dedicated […]

When Chris Ciabarra and Lisa Falzone sold their previous company, Revel Systems, they could have walked away from the business world entirely. After a successful exit and a year of traveling the world with his co-founder, Lisa Falzone, they had earned it. But something deeper lingered. As mass shootings and violence played out on TV […]

When Nuri Goksu launched his company more than a decade ago, he was looking for a product that could sell itself. He chose iPhones—not new ones, but refurbished devices with high turnover and steady demand. He also made another early bet: to operate entirely online. Today, his Frankfurt-based firm, Trendyoo, accounts for more than half […]

AI fitness has grown up. amp’s AI Coach and lifelike AI Avatar pair with a compact smart gym to build, track your workout routine at home. If you’ve been searching for a home gym that learns your movement, recovery, and schedule, this workout AI aims to remove the guesswork without taking over your living room. […]

...and why that's good for Europe

Sandeep Mehta, Senior Engineer at Dojo talks about AI agents and what we should expect next

Make cybersecurity your growth vector.

New businesses follow the same basic formula to launch their companies every day. That makes standing out against thousands of other tech companies feel like a roll of the dice that hinges on luck more than anything. So, seeing a brand launch without a marketing budget is refreshing. Gone are the investors, the endless slew […]

As artificial intelligence accelerates at breakneck speed, Stephen G. Parry, founder of the Sense and Adapt Academy, argues that most organizations remain dangerously unprepared, not because they don’t recognize AI’s potential, but because they are trying to adapt it to outdated systems and outdated thinking. “We are living through a technological tornado,” says Parry. “And […]

In a digital age where screens have become the silent leak in corporate armour, Datapatrol's real-time watermarking technology is turning the last blind spot in cybersecurity into a frontline defence - without slowing a single keystroke.

Most people are conditioned to feel guilty about plastic. But what if they have been focusing on the wrong enemy? According to Rickard Gillblad, founder of Torus Pak, "Food waste is, on average, several times more harmful to the environment than plastic waste." The claim is backed by research.

Tom Allen on smarter integration, marketing innovation and long-term ROI

In this new era of vibe coding and software builders, it has never been easier to start a tech company and put software in the hands of users.

The wearable quietly transforming school movement culture.

What UK start-ups are getting right

News follows last week's announcement that drivers will soon enjoy discounts of up to £3,750 on new electric cars.

Framed as a bid to win the global AI race and counter China, Trump's plan pushes deregulation, ideological purging, and infrastructure investment—but experts warn of the risks ahead.

The landmark partnership between OpenAI and the UK government promises to supercharge Britain's AI infrastructure, transform public services, and create a new wave of tech-driven regional growth.

Creditspring's Hannah Matson on cost discipline, culture design, and why women should stop waiting to feel ready

Prolific COO Jemma White reflects on a decade in tech, what leadership really requires, and why the industry is well-suited to women who thrive on challenge and change.

Why honesty is the best response to a data breach

After decades spent improving other people's ideas, David Harris founded CHI to tackle the root cause of failure in respiratory drug delivery. His journey is one of late-stage entrepreneurship, deep industry insight, and a refusal to follow the crowd.