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  • Britain will become a ‘wholly owned subsidiary of China’ if sale of Newport microchip giant is approved, govt is warned

    April 7, 2022

    If businesses like Newport Wafer Fab are sold to companies linked to the Chinese government, Britain will simply become a “wholly owned subsidiary” of China, ministers were warned today. Lord Alton of Liverpool called on ministers to reveal whether the Government had any contracts with Newport Wafer Fab, which manufacturers microchips, and whether the Government [...]

  • Child safety campaigners criticise Meta’s end-to-end encryption plans

    April 7, 2022

    Child safety campaigners have criticised Meta’s recent research that makes the case for end-to-end encryption as a positive driver for human rights. 

  • ‘Zuck Bucks’: Facebook plots launch of digital coins and lending services

    April 7, 2022

    Facebook owner Meta has renewed its crypto ambitions with plans to roll out virtual coins and lending services to app users.

  • Booming chip demand sees Samsung’s earnings jump 50 per cent

    April 7, 2022

    Samsung Electronics posted an estimated 50 per cent jump in quarterly operating earnings this morning following strong demand for its products.

  • Pinterest rolls out new climate misinformation policy

    April 6, 2022

    Pinterest has rolled out a new policy that will make it the first and only major digital platform to have clearly defined guidelines against climate misinformation.  The new policy extends across both organic and paid content, banning false or misleading climate change content and conspiracy theories on the platform.  The new climate misinformation policy removes [...]

  • US climate-tech startup plants dual HQ in London in a bid to woo Europe

    April 6, 2022

    US climate-tech startup Watershed has planted a dual headquarters in London, in a bid to woo Europe. The San Francisco-based firm, backed by former US vice president Al Gore, has already partnered with tech heavyweights such as Klarna, Monzo, Wise and Revolut. Watershed, a software platform that helps companies with their net-zero emissions targets, has [...]

  • Twitter confirms edit button in the works as Musk effect kicks in

    April 6, 2022

    Twitter is already feeling the Elon Musk effect after confirming that it was working on a new edit button for its users. The new feature will allow Twitter goers to change their tweets once they have been posted, enabling typo fixes and changes without losing likes or retweets. The platform’s premium subscription service Twitter Blue [...]

  • Nuclear fusion: World-first reaction achieved by Oxford-based start-up

    April 5, 2022

    The crown jewel of energy production, nuclear fusion using a projectile, may have been cracked in a major scientific breakthrough by a start-up in Oxford. First Light Fusion (FLF) was praised by business and energy secretary, Kwasi Kwarteng, after it announced it had achieved the reaction in its Kidlington laboratory. The experiment fused two atoms [...]

  • Twitter CEO appoints billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk to board

    April 5, 2022

    Twitter’s new CEO Parag Agrawal has appointed Elon Musk to the board, after the billionaire tech entrepreneur was revealed as the platform’s largest shareholder yesterday. Based on Friday’s market close, Musk’s 9.2 per cent stake is worth some $2.89bn (£2.2bn), though just a fraction of his net worth of $233bn (£178bn). “He’s both a passionate [...]

  • Dorries urges broadband firms to publicise social tariffs, as 84 per cent on benefits unaware they exist

    April 5, 2022

    Nadine Dorries has written to key internet providers urging them to raise awareness of discounted broadband offers for those on universal credit and benefits. She urged firms included BT and Virgin Media to publicise schemes because they have ‘low uptake’, with 84 per cent of those on benefits reportedly unaware they exist. Discounted social tariff [...]

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