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  • 70 per cent of Brits have better internet than last year according to Ofcom

    December 15, 2022

    Ofcom’s latest report shows that nearly 70 per cent of the UK is covered by gigabit-capable broadband. This is an improvement from 2021 when only 47 per cent of the UK was covered by fast internet, with at least 12m homes now connected to full fibre broadband.  The report on the UK’s digital infrastructure showed [...]

  • Spotify asks Apple to play nice, tiff between tech giants gets heated

    December 15, 2022

    A podcast featuring Spotify’s CEO called Apple out for making the tech market unfair. Spotify has been campaigning for years to have free and fair market competition in the tech sector and have levelled accusations that Apple is harming developers and other streaming services. Over the years Apple has refused to allow competing app stores [...]

  • UK must bridge ‘valley of death’ for homegrown science and innovation

    December 15, 2022

    The UK must bridge the ‘valley of death’ in which prize-winning British innovation falls and fails to be commercialised. The Global Britain Commission said in a report today that the UK government should match Germany’s Fraunhofer programme, which helps businesses turn their research into marketable intellectual property. Britain’s fiscal support of research and development (R&D) [...]

  • Advertising regulator tells mobile game firms to behave

    December 14, 2022

    The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has cracked down on mobile game advertising and has asked them to follow regulations. ASA has issued new guidance to make sure mobile game advertisers don’t breach UK laws. Mobile game companies have come under fire for using sexual imagery and using targetted advertising towards minors. The new guidance warns [...]

  • London tech revises internal tax valuation to $11b

    December 14, 2022

    Checkout.com, a London tech start up, has revised its internal tax valuation to $11bn. Its investor valuation earlier this year was a staggering $40bn. Checkout.com is a digital payment platform for businesses that was valued at $40b after a series D round in January. According to company filings, the firm generated a revenue of $204m [...]

  • UK sets aside £80m for state-of-the-art tech hub

    December 14, 2022

    The UK government has put aside £80m to build a state of the art telecommunications lab. The lab in Solihull, West Midlands, is part of a £110m investment by the government to work with industry and improve British telecommunications. Along with working on network resilience, the lab will also focus on improving cyber security. The [...]

  • NHS urges private healthcare to share patient data and boost care in winter crisis

    December 14, 2022

    The NHS has urged private healthcare operators to share data across the health network to boost patient care amid a winter crisis. A report by the NHS’ Acute Data Alignment Programme has doubled down on its bid to create a single source of healthcare data in England, saying it could improve the quality of treatment [...]

  • Twitter continues to leak advertisers after Musk jibe at Covid rules boss Fauci

    December 13, 2022

    Twitter is facing an exodus of advertisers after Elon Musk tweeted a call to prosecute the US medical chief over pandemic restrictions – in his latest controversial move since buying the social media giant. The social media site is staring down an estimated loss of UK advertising revenue around £10m, and it could deepen if [...]

  • Twitter could face user exodus and flat revenue following Musk changes

    December 13, 2022

    Twitter could see a mass exodus of users and flat revenue if Elon Musk continues with his revamp, a new report has said. Market research firm Insider Intelligence said staffing cuts will make it more difficult to push new products and boost engagement. “Users will start to leave the platform next year as they grow [...]

  • Europe’s largest life sciences laboratory gets one step closer to landing in London

    December 13, 2022

    Planning permission for Europe’s largest laboratory has been submitted today, as London patiently awaits a boost to its life sciences sector. The Canary Wharf Group and Kadans Science Partner, which builds science facilities, have submitted their planning application for the 23-storey tower, which was first announced in March. The pair are reportedly expected to fork [...]

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