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15 Oct
Global beer shortage a likely impact of climate change, researchers warn
On-going climate change is likely to result in a global beer shortage, according to an extensive international research project.
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15 Oct
UK Government launches IoT Code of Practice: Industry experts react
The UK government has launched a voluntary Code of Practice for internet-connected devices.
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15 Oct
Brexit house prices: The latest impact on the property market
With six months to go until the Brexit deadline, the impact of ongoing negotiations is being felt across numerous industries.
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15 Oct
Steve Wozniak takes on the venture capital industry with blockchain
Steve Wozniak, technology innovator and co-founder of Apple, has today been announced as co-founder of EQUI Global, a company dedicated to the disruption of the venture capital industry.
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15 Oct
Where to go in the UK to get a dose of terror this Halloween
Scary movies are making their debut in the cinemas, costume boards on Pinterest are being shared consistently, and pumpkin shortages are occurring throughout the country.
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15 Oct
What is the backstop for Brexit?
One of the major sticking points in the UK’s withdrawal negotiations with the EU is the so-called Irish backstop.
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15 Oct
The current state of Brexit from the key players
Talks between Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab and EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier are reported to have faltered over the need for a backup plan to do with the Irish border, known as the backstop.
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15 Oct
UN urged to develop global AI platform to predict wars
The United Nations has been urged to develop an international artificial intelligence platform that would forecast the outbreak of war and determine ways to prevent it.
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15 Oct
Desktop computers now a minority in offices as millennials drive change
Less than half of office workers now use desktop computers at work, with many instead using laptops and tablets, according to research by LaptopsDirect.co.uk.
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12 Oct
“Trade wars, Italy, Russia, Trump and Brexit”: What caused the recent tech stock crash?
The Federal Reserve, the central banking system of the United States, hiked its interest rate at its September 2018 meeting to a range of 2-2.25%.
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12 Oct
Archiver, gatekeeper or prophesier: Rethinking the Chief Data Officer
‘Data’ has undergone a huge makeover in recent years.
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12 Oct
Future of spectator sports: In the age of the photo-finish, data is key
Spectators, organisers and referees rely on data to make sporting experience the best it can be, and with technology advancing, the future of spectator sports looks bright.
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12 Oct
GTC Europe: Driverless cars steal show as GPU computing drives future of AI
With Oktoberfest over, thousands of artificial intelligence (AI) experts and business leaders descended on Munich for NIVIDIA’s GPU technology conference.
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12 Oct
Kanye West’s leadership tips: ‘Have the balls’ and 7 other takeaways from his meeting with Trump
Kanye West’s ideas and opinions have been placed under increased scrutiny in recent weeks due to his bizarre comments on slavery and support of current President of the United States Donald Trump.
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12 Oct
Nouriel Roubini Bitcoin testimony slammed by Blockchain experts
Blockchain experts have launched scathing criticism at economist Nouriel Roubini over his testimony at a US Senate Committee hearing on cryptocurrency and blockchain.
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11 Oct
Technical debt, slow coding cause half of app development requests to fail: Appian
In the US and across some European countries, 50% of all new app development requests end in failure, either by not being delivered or by being delivered but not meeting the business needs, says Appian.
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11 Oct
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang: We’re in the ‘era of the automation of automation’
Moore’s Law is dead and we’re in the “era of the automation of automation”, says NVIDIA CEO and founder Jensen Huang.
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11 Oct
Mushroom coffee: Everything you need to know about the emerging trend
While fungus has been used in Chinese medicine for generations, coffee drinkers have only recently discovered its benefits, making mushroom coffee a hot trend right now.
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11 Oct
AR in art: Providing a new medium to explore mental health
This week Tumblr, in collaboration with grassroots mental health platform Made of Millions, has launched ‘Seen’, an exhibition that seeks to harness augmented reality (AR) to lend new expression to perceptions of mental health.
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11 Oct
Future of nuclear: Why China are the driving force behind it
The future of nuclear seems to be seated in China.
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11 Oct
Falling lithium ion prices will help EU to reach renewable energy target, expert predicts
The Greek Island of Tilos is set to become the first Mediterranean island in the European Union to be autonomously powered by renewable energy, after the European Commission announced €12.5m in funding in a bid to increase the use of renewables across the continent.
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11 Oct
Women in tech sees worldwide “optimism and ambition”
Three in five British women in tech say that being female is a positive in their pursuit of a career in the industry, says research from travel e-commerce company Booking.com.
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11 Oct
Are you ready for SAP S/4HANA? The clock is ticking
Users of SAP ERP 6.0 are on a count down.
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11 Oct
Millennials and the workplace generation gap: Intergenerational differences strain talent retention
The workplace generation gap between millennials and older employees is putting strain on talent retention, workplace experts have said.
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11 Oct
War on plastic: UK supermarkets need to take the lead
Grocers should consider introducing more widespread deposit and return schemes instead of waiting for government action, since 88.9% of UK consumers stated that they would be likely to use a scheme as environmental concerns move higher up their agendas.
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11 Oct
ASOS Enki launches on Google Assistant for voice-assisted shopping
Fashion internet store ASOS is launching its shopping guide Enki on Google Assistant.
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10 Oct
The emerging technologies attracting interest from European and North American businesses
Almost 40% of Europe-based businesses plan to adopt artificial intelligence and blockchain technology in the next two years, compared to just 20% in North America.
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10 Oct
Amazon’s sexist AI recruiting tool highlights the importance and challenge of training data
Amazon’s decision to scrap its AI recruiting tool after discovering that it was biased against women has shed light on the problems with acquiring effective training data, and why it’s so important to have good quality datasets.
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10 Oct
World Mental Health Day: Tech tackles anxiety and depression in the workplace
World Mental Health Day is observed on the 10 October every year.
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10 Oct
John Cleese: What technology has in common with comedy
What does technology have in common with comedy?