Lucy Ingham
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16 Jul
UK plans Moon communications system with NASA-UK Space Agency signing
The UK Space Agency has today signed a statement of intent with NASA to collaborate on future lunar projects, with the UK ultimately planning to build a communications system on the Moon.
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16 Jul
AI pie created using Open AI language model to “demystify” technology for SMEs
A pie created using artificial intelligence (AI) has been produced by pie maker Piglets Pantry in collaboration with digital lending platform Esme Loans in order to show how the technology can be used by small businesses.
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16 Jul
NCSC thwarting of airport phishing scam “massively encouraging progress”
The news that the UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) successfully thwarted an extensive airport email phishing campaign, revealed in the NCSC annual report today, has been welcomed by cybersecurity experts.
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16 Jul
Hyperloop VR experience unveiled at SpaceX headquarters
A hyperloop VR experience that provides viewers with a sense of what it will be like to use the futuristic mode of transport has been unveiled at SpaceX’s headquarters in California.
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16 Jul
50 years since Apollo 11 launch / Google faces bias hearing / Commercial space industry meets
3 THINGS THAT WILL CHANGE THE WORLD TODAY Good morning, here’s your Tuesday morning briefing to set you up for the day ahead.
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15 Jul
Do you trust your data? Your employees may not agree
Data is, as we so often hear, one of the most valuable assets for businesses.
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15 Jul
AI projects to double – but skills aren’t keeping up
The number of enterprise projects using artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning (ML), are set to double within the next year, but the skills needed to back such AI projects remain a significant concern.
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15 Jul
Amazon Prime Day entices shoppers / Trump makes the case for US manufacturing / State of world food security unveiled
3 THINGS THAT WILL CHANGE THE WORLD TODAY Good morning, here’s your Monday morning briefing to set you up for the day ahead.
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12 Jul
World first: Quantum entanglement photo captures “spooky action at a distance”
For the first time in history, scientists have successfully taken a photo of a type of quantum entanglement known as Bell entanglement, which Albert Einstein famously described as “spooky action at a distance”.
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12 Jul
The data blind phenomenon: How an overload of data is damaging marketing
The amount of data now available to businesses, and particularly marketing professionals, is unprecedented.
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12 Jul
Major robotaxi pilots to be launched in Europe in 2020
Several “large scale” robotaxi pilots are to be launched in Europe by the end of next year after two key automotive players signed an exclusive strategic partnership.
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12 Jul
OECD publishes yearly global growth report / Europe strengthens ties with Asian investment / Startups descend on Barcelona
3 THINGS THAT WILL CHANGE THE WORLD TODAY Good morning, here’s your Friday morning briefing to set you up for the day ahead.
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11 Jul
Future transport systems: 2030 to see dramatic rise in safety, choice and technology
The future transport systems of 2030 will be characterised by dramatically improved safety, greater choice and higher security driven by technology, according to experts in the field.
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11 Jul
AI cyberattacks: Humans attackers are the real threat
Decades of pop culture have given us an intrinsic fear that eventually artificial intelligence (AI) will rise against us.
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11 Jul
Experts consider China’s economic future / Female FTSE Index unveiled / Post-Brexit farming in the spotlight
3 THINGS THAT WILL CHANGE THE WORLD TODAY Good morning, here’s your Thursday morning briefing to set you up for the day ahead.
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10 Jul
5G in retail: On-the-go revolution unlikely to happen, research finds
The impact of 5G in retail is often discussed in glowing terms, as experts predict the technology to drive a revolution in on-the-go shopping driven by increased speeds and lower latency.
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10 Jul
US considers how to combat Russian disinformation / UK faces digital momentum criticism / Pioneering cybersecurity efforts on show for first time
3 THINGS THAT WILL CHANGE THE WORLD TODAY Good morning, here’s your Wednesday morning briefing to set you up for the day ahead.
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9 Jul
Critical Zoom vulnerability underlines need for webcam covers “at all times”
A critical zero-day vulnerability in enterprise video conferencing provider Zoom’s Mac app has highlighted the importance of regular use of webcam covers, according to cybersecurity experts.
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9 Jul
Uber’s plan is to become the AWS of logistics: Uber CTO
Uber’s long-term plan is to become a platform for third-party companies, providing logistics’ answer to Amazon Web Services (AWS), according to the company’s CTO Thuan Pham.
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9 Jul
Cryptocurrencies key to post-Brexit economy: deVere CEO
Post-Brexit, cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin should be embraced by Britain’s financial services sector if the country is to avoid a recession, according to the CEO of one of the world’s largest financial advisory organisations.
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9 Jul
Light-powered spacecraft undergoes first tests / Drone use considered by UK government / Forbes predicts next startup unicorns
3 THINGS THAT WILL CHANGE THE WORLD TODAY Good morning, here’s your Tuesday morning briefing to set you up for the day ahead.
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8 Jul
Plant DNA editing breakthrough vital to future food supply
For the first time in history, researchers have successfully edited mitochondrial plant DNA in a move that has significant positive repercussions for future food security.
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8 Jul
Underwater robot to seek out viable mine sites
An underwater robot is being developed to explore abandoned mines and determine whether it is economically viable to reopen them.
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8 Jul
Ransomware attacks the new normal as 1 in 3 UK businesses hit
Ransomware attacks are now a commonplace part of UK business operations, with research finding that 28% of companies have been hit by such an attack in the last 12 months alone.
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8 Jul
£183m British Airways fine sees airline become GDPR “guinea pig”
The record-breaking British Airways fine announced today by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has seen the airline become a guinea pig for GDPR, according to cybersecurity experts.
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8 Jul
Iran resumes enriching uranium / TfL begins tracking passengers over WiFi / RISE sees tech world meet in Hong Kong
3 THINGS THAT WILL CHANGE THE WORLD TODAY Good morning, here’s your Monday morning briefing to set you up for the day ahead.
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5 Jul
UK tech startups confident about growth – but hiring is down
The vast majority of UK tech startups are confident about their growth prospects over the last year, despite a drop in the number planning to hire staff or raise finance.
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4 Jul
World Economic Forum urges investors to prioritise cybersecurity
Investors should be prioritising cybersecurity when deciding which companies to invest in, according to the World Economic Forum.
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4 Jul
Just one in four organisations treating AI ethics as a priority: PwC
Despite growing concerns and public attention surrounding AI ethics, only 25% of those involved in the development and deployment of AI are prioritising the issue, according to research published by PwC.
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3 Jul
Lab-grown meat acceptance is possible, but only if marketed right
Cultured or lab-grown meat has the potential to significantly reduce the carbon footprint of the food industry, but only if consumers are willing to eat it.