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  • Huawei to build 400-person chip plant near Arm Holdings headquarters in Cambridge

    May 4, 2019

    Huawei is planning to build a 400-person chip research and development factory in the centre of the UK's silicon chip industry, just outside of Cambridge. The Chinese telcoms group wants to develop the chips used in broadband networks at a base in Sawston, seven miles outside of Cambridge and just 15 minutes from Arm Holdings' headquarters, [...]

  • Time to ditch the tech bros? Women-led fintechs are better investments, says KPMG

    May 4, 2019

    A new report from KPMG has found that fintechs founded by women are more likely to be successful when compared with the industry average.  The study, which looked at 91 fintech companies across the UK, found those that were founded or co-founded by a female achieved 113 per cent higher returns for investors.  Read more: Banking [...]

  • Days Gone review: Biker gangs and bounty hunting in Sony’s zombie infested apocalypse

    May 3, 2019

    At times the plot of Days Gone can be difficult to track. You play as Deacon, a hardass biker navigating a zombie-infested open world. For the most part you’re on a quest to find your missing girlfriend Sarah. However, your motorcycle parts are nicked early on (Deacon’s bike functions as the game’s second lead character; [...]

  • Softbank mulls float for $100bn Vision Fund as it looks for fresh cash injection

    May 3, 2019

    Japanese investment giant Softbank is reportedly considering an initial public offering (IPO) of its $100bn (£77bn) Vision Fund. The firm is mulling the bumper float as part of series of options as it looks to raise more funds for its investment arm, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter. Read more: Softbank [...]

  • Mortal Kombat 11 review: The latest entry in the long-running series is the best fighting game in years

    May 3, 2019

    Mortal Kombat 11 marks the latest instalment in this long-running series of over-the-top fighting games that was originally launched in arcades back in 1992. For the unfamiliar, Mortal Kombat involves magicians, monsters, and martial arts masters from different worlds duking it out in a series of gentlemanly one-on-one fisticuffs in an eternal battle of good [...]

  • ‘Dangerous individuals’: Facebook bans far-right figures over hate speech

    May 3, 2019

    Facebook is banning several far-right figures it has labelled “dangerous individuals” in an attempt to quell the spread of hate speech across its platform. The social network said former Breitbart News editor Milo Yiannopoulos, Info Wars host Alex Jones, and Info Wars’ UK editor Paul Joseph Watson are all excluded from the site. Read more: [...]

  • The tangled Huawei web isn’t just about Gavin Williamson

    May 3, 2019

    To say that Gavin Williamson was neither widely liked nor widely respected in Westminster would be an understatement. Often a figure of ridicule for the pet tarantula kept on his desk when he was chief whip, his former life as a fireplace salesman, and gaffes like saying Russia should “go away and shut up”, he [...]

  • Of course we must protect the planet, but not by taking Britain back to the dark ages

    May 3, 2019

    On Wednesday parliament declared a climate emergency. Then yesterday, the Committee on Climate Change published a series of recommendations on how to cut Britain’s carbon emissions, including banning the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2035 and increasing the cost of air travel. Making this planet greener and cleaner is a goal shared by [...]

  • Revealed: Elon Musk’s half-a-billion dollar debt to banks helping Tesla fundraise

    May 3, 2019

    Tesla boss Elon Musk personally owes $507m (£389m) to the Wall Street banks helping the electric car firm raise up to $2.3bn, it emerged yesterday. Read more: Tesla looks to strengthen with $2.3bn fundraising round The lending was disclosed in a Tesla prospectus for the fundraising, and showed the debt to be $117m less than [...]

  • Banking challenger Monese tops 1m customers

    May 3, 2019

    British banking startup Monese has surpassed the 1m customer milestone, as user growth tripled in the last year alone. The banking app, which counts Monzo, Revolut and Starling Bank among its rivals, said over 3,000 people are now joining Monese every day across its dual UK and European current accounts. Read more: Fintech startup Monese crashes [...]

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