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European Organisations Are Accelerating AI Despite Data Blind Spots
Questions around data sovereignty have become increasingly prominent as organisations expand their use of AI and cloud-based services. According to Veeam’s research, 99% of enterprise decision-makers across EMEA consider data... Read More
Questions Remain a Week After Anthropic’s Model Shutdown
Anthropic is still trying to get its most advanced AI models back online after a US export-control directive forced the company to cut access for foreign nationals, including users inside the country and some of its own employees. The company... Read More
Who is Responsible When AI Gets the Facts Wrong?
A German court has ruled that Google can be held directly liable for false claims generated by its AI Overviews feature, in a decision that may have implications well beyond... Read More
Barnsley May Become a Test Case for AI Adoption in the UK
The UK Government and Cisco have announced a new collaboration extending to 2030 that aims to accelerate AI adoption, improve public services and expand digital skills nationwide. The initiative supports... Read More
AI-for-science May Become One of the UK’s Most Important AI Opportunities
AMD has announced plans to invest up to £2 billion ($2.6 billion) in the UK over the next five years, with funding directed towards scientific computing, healthcare research, climate modelling,... Read More
Can the UK Turn AI Investment Into Long-term Capability?
The UK continues to lead Europe in attracting technology investment. According to EY’s latest UK Attractiveness Survey, the UK secured 155 software and IT services foreign direct investment (FDI) projects... Read More
Nebius Expands UK AI Compute Capacity With Harlow Data Centre Deployment
Nebius has signed a 10-year agreement to deploy 22MW of AI infrastructure at Kao Data’s Harlow campus, one of the largest AI cloud deployments announced in the UK to date.... Read More
AI Vulnerability Discovery Is Accelerating but Patching Is the Real Challenge
Anthropic’s decision to expand Project Glasswing to 150 organisations across critical infrastructure sectors arrives with a striking statistic. According to the company, participating organisations have already identified more than 10,000... Read More
Scotland’s AI Infrastructure Ambitions Enter a New Phase
Scotland’s AI infrastructure ambitions have reached another milestone with the submission of planning permission in principle by ILI Group for the proposed Cato hyperscale data centre in Fife. Backed by... Read More
Enterprise AI Security Risk Is Moving Beyond Performance
Enterprise AI security risk is increasingly being evaluated through safety benchmarks, yet many of those benchmarks may not reflect how AI systems behave under sustained adversarial pressure. Many of those... Read More
AI Robotics Growth Is Outpacing Software Architecture Safety
Robotics systems are increasingly moving beyond controlled industrial environments and into spaces shared directly with humans. Warehouses, logistics hubs, manufacturing facilities and commercial environments are becoming more autonomous, more connected... Read More
From Experimentation to Execution: AI Under Real Conditions
Day 2 of the Big Data Keynote & Strategy track at Tech Show Frankfurt did not move through topics so much as return repeatedly to the same condition, seen from... Read More