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Many people move through the AI-enabled digital world believing they are protected simply because they use secure devices, encrypted platforms, or familiar services. Yet global privacy expert and founder of Privacy Pros Academy, Jamal Ahmed, suggests that the feeling of safety can be misleading. He often frames the issue with an analogy. “If you lived […]

How UK start-ups navigate funding, policy, and impact

Amidst grim OBR forecasts for the UK economy published during the Autumn Budget, creating AI data centre hubs offers a route to improved economic growth, enhanced public services and job creation. Mehdi Paryavi, CEO and Founder of the International Data Center Authority (IDCA), looks at the opportunities.

Artificial intelligence (AI) agents are finding a place in modern business operations, albeit limited by their capacity for natural communication. Companies intent on global scaling interact with international customers in a range of contexts, requiring efficient and consistent communication. ElevenLabs is working to reorient perspectives on automation, contributing toward a productive future for AI voice […]

AI enables work, humans ensure accountability

India’s progress contrasts with UK

The hospitality industry has reached an inflection point in how it handles one of the oldest forms of guest communication. While 78% of hotel chains have already integrated AI solutions, voice technology represents the next frontier in an industry still grappling with staffing shortages, missed revenue, and the challenge of maintaining personal service at scale. […]

As markets saturate, seasoned founders increasingly turn to medical technology.

Subscription brands win attention dopamine hits but struggle sustaining subscribers.

Samantha McBride swapped a lucrative career in finance for the start-up world. Now, she's using AI to revolutionise the financial advisory industry - making it faster, more efficient, and accessible.

Start-ups don't fail from one risk - they fail when ten collide. Quantum can finally map the connections.

Inside the autonomous-AI revolution reshaping Britain's tech scene - from trust-driven commerce to founder-friendly finance, and why 2026 will reward the leanest, fastest, most transparent companies ever built.

2026 trends for start-ups and scale-ups

The medical alert industry has been around for some time and has provided a vital service for seniors and those suffering from health issues. When something goes wrong, seniors do have access to emergency help. New technologies are influencing how medical alert systems are designed and used. Alert systems are continuing to evolve into intelligent […]

Early Encounters with Technology Gleb Kuznetsov’s fascination with computers began in the mid-1990s, a time when access to technology was far from ordinary. Growing up in an environment where his parents had little understanding of computers, Gleb became the family’s unofficial translator between the analog past and the digital future. His first glimpse into design […]

Entering the world of apps that promote a creative outlet like drawing is no easy task, particularly when taking a bootstrapped approach (meaning, with no external guidance or financial support). Many people want tools that make creative activities accessible and casual, and building that kind of app with no expert backup requires teams to center […]

Artificial intelligence (AI) is here and becoming increasingly more embedded in the day‑to‑day work of marketing teams and business leaders alike.

AI-based intelligent communication and collaboration platforms are now the backbone of modern work and the U.S. economy, used by a large user base to keep organizations operating across technology, healthcare, financial services, education, and the public sector. They power everything from urgent patient consultations and financial transactions to hybrid work coordination and digital public-sector communication, […]

Kit Cox on the road ahead

Technology is driving the UK economy forward at pace, from AI to quantum computing, edge-computing to digital twins. The UK's AI sector alone now supports over 86,000 jobs and generated approximately £23.9 billion in revenue in 2024.

UK Tech Minister Ian Murray returns from the G7 in Canada with new AI agreements and reinforced tech partnerships to modernise UK services and reduce costs.