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  • France will tax Amazon and Facebook as tech tax talks with the EU falter

    December 18, 2018

    France expects to pull in around €500m (£450m) each year as it introduces a new tax on major technology companies such as Amazon and Apple. Speaking in Paris, finance minister Bruno Le Maire said he would push ahead with the tax plans after talks to establish an EU-wide version collapsed earlier this month, AFP reported. [...]

  • Why voice assistants are set to make their ‘presents’ known this Christmas

    December 18, 2018

    Christmas is now only a week away, and unsurprisingly gadgets will be taking up a lot of space under the tree, as people want to get their hands on the latest tech. Voice assistants are set to be an affordable, useful gift for many this year, and have become one of the hottest presents on [...]

  • Bumper rocket launch day blown off track as Elon Musk’s Space X and Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin launches postponed until tomorrow

    December 18, 2018

    Tuesday was set to be a day which had rocket enthusiasts glued to their screens, with four commercial space missions planned for launches in the United States – but three have been postponed until tomorrow because of strong winds. The rockets include one made by Elon Musk’s Space X and another by Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin, but both have now [...]

  • Branson’s Virgin Galactic blasted as ‘dangerous, dead-end tech’ by Aussie astronaut

    December 18, 2018

    Virgin Galactic, the commercial space endeavour led by billionaire Richard Branson, has been rejected by an Australian astronaut as "dangerous" to human space flight.  Spaceman Andy Thomas told reporters in Adelaide last night that while he supported what Branson was contributing to satellite technology, he was critical of his goals to take tourists into orbit. [...]

  • UK chipmaker Graphcore gains unicorn status with $200m funding from BMW and Microsoft

    December 18, 2018

    UK artificial intelligence chipmaker Graphcore has raised a $200m (£158.1m) series D funding round from BMW and Microsoft, valuing the firm at $1.7bn. The round brings Graphcore's total amount raised to date to over $300m, with its new investors joining existing backers such as electronics founder Robert Bosch, Dell and Samsung Electronics. The round was led by London venture [...]

  • Apple still in violation of Chinese court order, insists Qualcomm

    December 18, 2018

    Qualcomm has said it believes Apple to still be in violation of a Chinese court order to stop selling certain iPhone models, despite a software update pushed through by the tech giant yesterday. The Californian company is currently embroiled in an ongoing global dispute with chipmaker Qualcomm, of which the court order is just one [...]

  • Huawei cements 5G sector takeover, hours after fresh warning from cyber watchdog

    December 18, 2018

    China's Huawei has claimed to hold the largest amount of 5G commercial contracts in the world, just hours after a cyber security watchdog joined the chorus of warnings that its technology could pose a security risk. The telecoms equipment firm said it had secured more than 25 commercial contracts for 5G, rising from the 22 it declared [...]

  • Egress Software promises more London jobs with $40m series C fundraise

    December 18, 2018

    Egress Software, a London-headquartered provider of data privacy and compliance software, will today reveal the close of a $40m (£31.7m) series C fundraising round led by US investor FTV Capital. Existing backer Albion Capital also participated in the round. The funding comes as a significant leap from Egress’ last raise, which saw the startup take [...]

  • Augmented reality startup Blippar enters administration after dispute over funding

    December 17, 2018

    Augmented reality company Blippar has gone into administration today following a dispute over funding. The company, which had once claimed to be a unicorn – surpassing a $1bn valuation – has collapsed after an “alleged dispute over continued funding”, administrators at David Rubin and Partners said. Last week Blippar warned shareholders that Malaysian sovereign wealth [...]

  • Uber to hire team for Jump electric bikes launch in the UK

    December 17, 2018

    Ride-hailing giant Uber is exploring plans to launch operations of its electric bicycle arm in the UK, entering an already-crowded space from the likes of Chinese startups Ofo and Mobike. Uber bought electric bike startup Jump in April, and has since been trialling the use of its bikes in the US and Germany. It is now [...]

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