It took Google’s Blaise Agüera y Arcas a decade of working with language prediction and face recognition to come to the realisat

Digital comms are no longer a monochrome dataset. Sentiment analysis can bring not just colour, but meaning and commercial advantage.

OpenAI has confirmed it will shut down its AI video generation platform Sora after just two years as the firm looks to refocus its resources on its core product ChatGPT.

Elon Musk has unveiled plans to build a massive $25bn (£19bn) fabrication facility in Austin, Texas, to manufacture AI chips.

The UK government has proposed new plans requiring tech platforms to remove non-consensual intimate images within 48 hours, or f

The government has announced plans to collaborate with tech firms, including Microsoft, and other partners to develop tools to combat the unprecedented growth of deepfakes.

A live facial recognition technology trial in south London resulted in more than 100 arrests over three months, the Metropolitan Police says.

The UK government plans to introduce new laws banning so-called ‘nudification’ apps, part of a wider strategy to protect young p

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A security lockdown is coming for microprocessors – and not a moment too soon. It looks like an old approach is coming of age, which could prove to be the ‘Cheri’ on top!

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Taiwan has said that China ramped up its cyber attacks on its critical infrastructure in 2025 with an average of 2.63 million intrusion attempts per day.

Ericsson says it has carried out the world’s first 6G over-the-air trials.

Virgin Media O2 has switched on its ‘Direct to Cell’ satellite mobile connectivity, which will rapidly expand data coverage to underserved, primarily rural areas of the UK.

UK mobile operators have been warned to prepare well in advance for the forthcoming shutdown of legacy 2G networks or risk leaving customers without access to vital services.

Ofcom has said it will allow both wifi and UK mobile networks to share spectrum in the 6GHz band that could provide a major boost for outdoor wifi networks.

Scientists undertaking a molecular analysis of a Roman shipwreck have uncovered the complex mix of materials that was used to waterproof boats over 2,000 years ago.

Meta has announced plans to cut 10% of its workforce, or roughly 8,000 employees, as it ramps up spending on AI.

The recent Artemis II mission around the Moon has proven the reliability of relatively cheap, laser-based communication technology for space missions, a space research and technology company has said.

A US-based 50MW geothermal plant is aiming to tap heat deep beneath the Earth’s surface using a novel millimetre wave drilling technology.

A US-based 50MW geothermal plant is aiming to tap heat deep beneath the Earth’s surface using a novel millimetre wave drilling technology.

The government has announced plans to cut red tape and make it easier to install on-street electric vehicle chargers and cross-pavement charging solutions.

Tim Cook is to resign as Apple CEO, with head of hardware engineering John Ternus succeeding him on 1 September.

A 1.19km-long bridge that will exclusively serve pedestrians, cyclists and trams has been opened in Helsinki.