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Britain’s got the talent to keep Europe investing
Ahead of this month’s European elections, with the Brexit deadline further extended until October, the UK’s relations…
What the US-China trade war means for Apple
The ongoing US-China trade war has added to the woes faced by Apple beyond competing against Samsung and insurgent Ch…
Is Vodafone really scaling back its global ambitions?
Vodafone has agreed to sell its New Zealand operation to a consortium of infrastructure investors for NZ$3.4bn (£1.7b…
Tabitha Goldstaub: using AI responsibly will be one of the defining issues of our age
There are few technologies which have the potential to improve public services, transform education, increase the qua…
Broadband will reach half of Latin American households in 2020
Latin America’s broadband penetration reached 45 per cent of households in 2018 from a previous 43 per cent in 2017. …
Why Google is entering the mid-priced smartphone market
During its annual developer conference in early May, Google unveiled new smartphones that retail for about half as mu…
How education could lead to a new era of digital healthcare
A modern healthcare system needs a modern training system. Yet, despite lessons in coding being introduced to primary…
The cloud giants have unveiled a slew of graph database tools
Organisations anxious to put AI to work as a means of driving innovation must first invest in big data. AI algorithms…
The chaos of Brexit is harming the tech sector
For all the talk and speculation that Brexit would have severe ramifications for the tech sector, to date we have see…