TECHNOLOGY
Universe ‘should be thicker than this’, say scientists after biggest sky survey ever
The biggest sky survey shows the universe is slightly smoother than expected, prompting new questions about dark energy and gravity.
Lasers finally unlock mystery of Charles Darwin’s specimen jars
Lasers now reveal the fluids inside Darwin’s specimen jars safely, helping museums preserve historic collections for future study.
Women, science and the price of integrity
From the shadow of the Acropolis to the forefront of nuclear materials research, Professor Konstantina Lambrinou reflects on ambition, injustice
Meet the AI-powered robot that can sort, load and run your laundry on its own
Dreame has unveiled an AI-powered laundry robot capable of sorting, washing and drying clothes without human involvement.
UK organisations still falling short on GDPR compliance, benchmark report finds
A new benchmark report finds UK organisations across sectors still struggling with GDPR compliance, particularly privacy by design and accountability.
A practical playbook for securing mission-critical information
A practical guide to identifying and protecting mission-critical information assets, with governance, ownership, and testing for organisational resilience.
Cracking open the black box: why AI-powered cybersecurity still needs human eyes
Why AI-powered cybersecurity still depends on human oversight to ensure transparency, compliance, and effective defence against phishing threats.
Tech addiction: the hidden cybersecurity threat
Tech addiction increases human errors and fatigue, creating cybersecurity risks and leaving employees vulnerable to social engineering attacks.
Parliament invites cyber experts to give evidence on new UK cyber security bill
UK cyber security experts are invited to submit evidence as MPs scrutinise new legislation expanding cyber regulation and resilience requirements.
ISF warns geopolitics will be the defining cybersecurity risk of 2026
Geopolitics will eclipse cybercrime as the biggest cybersecurity risk of 2026, with nation states targeting infrastructure and sensitive data.
AI boom triggers new wave of data-centre investment across Europe
KKR and Oak Hill commit nearly $2bn to expand GTR’s AI-ready European data centres amid cloud infrastructure demand.
Make boards legally liable for cyber attacks, security chief warns
Board cyber liability laws could force directors to treat cyber resilience as a core governance and legal responsibility.
AI innovation linked to a shrinking share of income for European workers
AI adoption in Europe shifts income from labour to capital, slowing wage growth and raising economic inequality concerns.
Europe emphasises AI governance as North America moves faster towards autonomy, Digitate research shows
Digitate’s study shows Europe strengthening AI governance while North American firms push faster toward semi-autonomous enterprise systems.
Surgeons just changed medicine forever using hotel internet connection
A hotel internet enabled surgeons to perform remote operations, demonstrating how robotics and AI are reshaping global healthcare delivery.
Curium’s expansion into transformative therapy offers fresh hope against cancer
Curium’s transformative radioligand therapy targets cancer cells directly, reducing side effects and offering new hope for patients worldwide.
What to consider before going all in on AI-driven email security
AI-driven email security offers speed and automation, but without human oversight it risks accuracy, transparency, and data governance.
GrayMatter Robotics opens 100,000-sq-ft AI robotics innovation centre in California
GrayMatter Robotics launches a 100,000-sq-ft AI robotics innovation centre in California, showcasing physical AI for advanced manufacturing.
The silent deal-killer: why cyber due diligence is non-negotiable in M&As
Ignoring cyber due diligence in M&As can expose hidden risks that destroy value and threaten post-acquisition stability.
South African students develop tech concept to tackle hunger using AI and blockchain
South African students design Misfits Mzansi, an AI and blockchain app using surplus farm produce to tackle hunger.
Automation breakthrough reduces ambulance delays and saves NHS £800,000 a year
Robotic automation cuts NHS ambulance delays by hundreds of hours monthly, freeing staff and saving over £800,000 annually.
