TECHNOLOGY
Lidl owner plans €5.6bn data centre as Germany pushes digital independence
Schwarz Group plans a €5.6bn German data centre to strengthen digital sovereignty, cloud infrastructure and AI capabilities.
AI could make it easier for citizens to have their say, study finds
A new study finds AI could widen citizen participation by analysing feedback, translating contributions and improving access to government consultations.
Hidden workplace chemical risks come under spotlight as experts turn to skin exposure
Experts are examining workplace chemical exposure through the skin, focusing on PFAS, heavy metals and new ways to assess risks.
Robot beats Usain Bolt’s 100m record at Beijing games
Chinese humanoid robot Tiangong Ultra runs 100m faster than Usain Bolt’s world record at the World Humanoid Robot Games.
Robots that work, play and even tackle the laundry go on show in Beijing
The World Robot Conference in Beijing showcases humanoid robots tackling factory work, household chores, sport and practical tasks.
Israeli genomics firm opens easier route to AI system for NHS labs
Marco Ryan reports on Geneyx Genomex gaining UK approval, opening an easier procurement route for AI-powered genomic analysis in NHS...
Healthcare AI plans hampered by spreadsheets and legacy systems
Marco Ryan reports on how spreadsheets, legacy systems and fragmented workforce data could undermine healthcare organisations’ plans to adopt AI.
How AI trading bots are reshaping retail currency trading in Europe
FXiBot explains how AI trading bots are transforming retail currency trading with automation, cloud technology and structured risk management.
AI ‘kill switch’ launched to stop rogue agents in seconds
A new AI kill switch lets businesses stop rogue agents in seconds as concerns grow over autonomous software and security...
Governments need private-sector firepower to fight the next cyber war
Steve Durbin explains why stronger public-private cybersecurity partnerships are essential as AI accelerates increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
Why phishing is about to get much harder to stop
Cofense warns AI-powered phishing campaigns are evolving rapidly, making traditional email security less effective against modern cyber threats.
Germany’s former coal heartland makes pitch as Europe’s next AI hub
Rheinisches Revier is attracting AI, cloud and semiconductor investment as it transforms into one of Europe’s leading digital hubs.
Costa Rica’s MedTech firms now run services, not just factories
Costa Rica’s MedTech sector now combines advanced manufacturing with R&D, analytics and global business services, attracting leading multinational companies.
The end of IOC fatigue: why CISOs need to think in campaigns, not emails
Cofense explains how campaign-based phishing detection helps CISOs improve visibility, accelerate response and reduce analyst fatigue.
AI ‘could leave us busier than ever’, Oxford professor warns
Oxford's Carl Benedikt Frey argues AI may shift more work onto individuals, making people busier rather than freer.
The five pillars shaping technology-led entertainment platforms
Soft2Bet outlines five essential pillars helping operators build scalable, secure and data-driven entertainment platforms for long-term growth.
Ulugbek Mirzamukhamedov on how AI could power the 21st-century economy
Ulugbek Mirzamukhamedov explores how artificial intelligence could reshape the global economy while remaining guided by human values and judgement.
Burnham told to tackle Britain’s cyber weak spots on day one
Cyber security expert Steve Durbin urges Andy Burnham to make digital resilience, cyber skills and national security immediate priorities.
Doctors using AI before health systems set the rules
Doctors are embracing AI to ease administrative workloads, despite most lacking formal workplace guidance or governance for its use.
Humanoid robots could become the next K-pop stars
Humanoid robots could become K-pop performers, fashion models and live entertainers under Galaxy Corporation's ambitious new AI vision.
Burnham warned digital exclusion is now a national security risk
Steve Durbin says tackling digital exclusion and cyber resilience must become national security priorities under Andy Burnham’s government.
