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  • Nscale doubles London office space as UK staff grows sixfold

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    Nscale has doubled its London office space as the AI hyperscaler cements its presence in the capital, Morning Wire can reveal. The tech startup, which develops data centres for AI firms and is reportedly eyeing a $25bn valuation in an upcoming IPO, has leased out an extra floor in the Mayfair building that houses its [...]

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  • UK’s AI watchdog flags new OpenAI and Anthropic cyber alarms

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    Britain’s AI safety watchdog was forced to declare a security incident after frontier AI models, including Anthropic’s Mythos, went rogue during a routine test, autonomously spinning up fake identities in a bid to hack real-world software developers. The AI Safety Institute (AISI) revealed on Tuesday that during a cybersecurity evaluation in late, AI models unexpectedly [...]

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  • AI data centres and defence tech lead investment wave

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    Data centres, energy, and military technologies are the main investment channels tech buyers want to pour money into, according to new research. Law firm A&O Shearman’s latest outlook for technology investment said demand was growing for the infrastructure needed to build and run AI, while software companies faced greater scrutiny over whether AI could replace [...]

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  • Microsoft ‘back on track’, whilst Meta spending leaves investors ‘nervous’

    July 30, 2026

    Microsoft saw strong growth over the last quarter as demand for its AI products continued to climb, while Meta’s rising spending on AI overshadowed record sales and sent its shares lower. The two US tech giants reported quarterly results after the closing bell on Wednesday, offering investors a clear picture of whether billions of dollars [...]

  • It’s hard to picture a more nightmarish vision of our AI future than this

    July 30, 2026

    The optimistic case for AI is clear: incredible scientific breakthroughs, life-enhancing productivity gains and universal access to knowledge. What’s not to like? But items on the other side of the ledger weigh a little heavier: the erosion of jobs, the flattening of knowledge, unstoppable cyber attacks and social rupture. Elon Musk still thinks there’s a [...]

  • Michael Dell, Lord Johnson and the ‘gun to the head’ meeting that ended a £15bn AI project

    July 30, 2026

    In December, billionaire Michael Dell opened an alarming email. “My trust in Mr Bellamy has been undermined by the way he has operated”, the email read, “and I cannot be certain the information he shared with you is accurate or complete”. The mysterious missive was sent by Patrick Hughes, the co-founder of a major new [...]

  • PwC thought leadership reports ‘100 per cent AI generated’

    July 29, 2026

    The Big Four giant PwC has been found to have published four ‘thought leadership’ reports that show a pattern of irresponsible AI usage, including hallucinated citations and fabricated claims. A probe by GPTZero, a company that makes AI detection software, focused on four reports published between 2024 and 2026 by PwC Middle East and found [...]

  • AI Minister: Visa reform key to keeping tech giants in Britain

    July 27, 2026

    AI Minister Kanishka Narayan renewed calls for more visas for top engineers, arguing that the UK will need to do more to help tech companies scale at home rather than sell overseas. In his first interview since joining Andy Burnham’s cabinet, Narayan said he would use his seat at the top table to push for [...]

  • ‘Extremely dangerous’: AI warfare much bigger threat than LLM model advances, experts warn

    July 25, 2026

    The growing use of AI in warfare poses a much bigger threat to the future of the UK than the latest advances in frontier AI models, experts have told Morning Wire. Nicholas Fairfax and Max Rangeley, co-editors of The Artificial Intelligence Revolution, said the ability of small actors to use AI to develop immensely powerful [...]

  • AI reduces founders’ need for capital, says Revolut Business

    July 22, 2026

    AI is reducing the amount of capital startups need to build global businesses, shifting the battle for founders away from funding and towards which countries offer the best environment to scale, according to the head of Revolut Business. Speaking to Morning Wire, James Gibson said AI had dramatically lowered the cost of building and operating [...]

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