Facebook algorithm pushes climate sceptics deeper into disinformation March 30, 2022 A new investigation has revealed that Facebook users that show an interest in climate scepticism are being driven towards more extreme forms of climate disinformation by algorithms, despite the social media giant's claims of a crackdown.
Businesses urged to boost cyber security as new data reveals a third of firms are suffering weekly attacks March 30, 2022 Businesses and charities are being urged to strengthen their cyber security practices now as new figures show the frequency of cyber attacks is increasing.
London-listed life sciences firm agrees £150m debt financing facility with HSBC March 30, 2022 Life Science REIT has agreed a £150m debt financing facility with HSBC, in a bid to fund new life science properties across the Golden Triangle: London, Oxford and Cambridge. The deal, in what will be the company’s first borrowing agreement, is made up of a £75m three-year term loan facility and a £75m revolving [...]
Mixed reviews for Sky Glass as high-tech TV suffers recording issues March 29, 2022 Sky Glass continues to have a rather rocky rollout, with users complaining that the flashy new TV’s playback feature is faulty. Problems were first reported back in November, with UK early adopters recording screen flickering and recording problems on their devices. “When watching anything I keep getting distracted by the occasional flash/blink in the top [...]
HP snaps up video device maker Poly for £1.3bn as tech firm embraces remote work pivot March 28, 2022 Tech giant HP has announced plans to snap up audio and video devices maker Poly for $1.7bn in cash as it looks to ride the hybrid work boom.
US sanctions and 5G slowdown sparks Huawei revenue dip March 28, 2022 Chinese tech firm Huawei recorded its first yearly revenue drop on record in 2021 as sanctions chip away at the company's growth.
UK ransomware attacks double in past year March 28, 2022 New data has revealed that the number of ransomware attacks reported to the Information Commissioner’s Office has increased 100 per cent from 326 in 2020 to 654 in 2021.
Government plans to take stake in Sizewell C plant in nuclear push March 27, 2022 The government plans to snap up a 20 per cent stake in a major new nuclear plant in Suffolk as it scrambles to boost the country’s energy security amid soaring energy prices and war in Ukraine.
Weekend Read: World’s first PCR test for mouth cancer is a fact, showing results within 90 mins March 27, 2022 Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have developed the world’s first PCR test for mouth cancer. The test has now been proved with patients from China, India and the UK, with the results published in the international journal, Cancers. The inventor, Dr Muy-Teck Teh, has named the test the Quantitative Malignant Index Diagnosis System (qMIDS). [...]
Business of Space: Can the relationship with Roscosmos ever be repaired? March 25, 2022 This week: Isotropic Systems on track for first commercial launches Space cooperation between Russia and Europe “destroyed” OneWeb goes on deal-making spree Isotropic Systems Satellite firm Isotropic Systems is on track for its first commercial launches this year, following the final successful round of testing its multi-link satellite tech. The ground terminal provider has developed technology which [...]
