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  • UK competition watchdog raises concerns over £6bn Avast buyout by cybersecurity rival

    March 16, 2022

    The UK’s competition watchdog has raised concerns over the £6bn buyout of Avast by fellow cybersecurity firm NortonLifeLock, after launching a probe into the deal in January. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced this morning that the deal, which was announced in August, between close competitors could harm competition in the market, as there [...]

  • Apple supplier in talks with Saudi Arabia for £7bn chip-making facility

    March 15, 2022

    Apple supplier Foxconn Technology  is reportedly in talks with Saudi Arabia to build a new $9bn (£6.8bn) chip-making facility. It follows the closure of two plants yesterday in technology hub Shenzhen, China, amid a fresh lockdown as Covid-19 cases in the region spiral. Saudi Arabia is currently reviewing the offer to build a dual-line semiconductor [...]

  • Ofcom to widen UK satellite regulation as the number of space launches explodes

    March 15, 2022

    The UK’s broadcast and communications regulator is set to embed itself further into the space sector as the increasing number of satellites in orbit calls for a more hawkish watchdog. Ofcom will oversee the radio spectrum – an essential part of wireless communications – to ensure it is used efficiently as more people and businesses [...]

  • Skyrora unveils UK’s largest rocket testing site as CEO hails Ukrainian colleagues

    March 15, 2022

    Rocket company Skyrora has unveiled the country’s largest rocket engine testing facility, ahead of the first launches from UK soil. It is a major addition to the UK’s space infrastructure, as the country seeks to take a leading position in the second round of the global space race. The Scottish firm will also gain a [...]

  • Metaverse switch: Young people jump ship from Facebook and embrace virtual reality platform

    March 15, 2022

    The metaverse could become a mainstream way to make friends and even date, with nearly a fifth of young people ready to  ditch more conventional social media platforms. With more than a tenth having already made their own metaverse avatar, data from  Zen Internet highlighted that 18 per cent of 16-24 year olds are already [...]

  • Pfizer to donate Russian profits to Ukrainian humanitarian support

    March 15, 2022

    Pfizer is set to donate all of its Russian profits to humanitarian support for Ukraine, the company confirmed late last night, as it vowed to continue to supply medicines to Russian patients. The biotech giant, which rose to fame amid the pandemic, said in a statement that “a voluntary pause in the flow of our [...]

  • Tech giant Arm to slash hundreds of jobs after Nvidia $40bn takeover falls through

    March 15, 2022

    Cambridge-based technology titan Arm has announced it will slash hundreds of jobs after a $40bn sale to a US tech firm fell through. The chipmaker has informed staff it will cut up to 15 per cent of roles, following the collapse of a sale to rival Nvidia last month. Arm’s chief executive, Rene Haas, told [...]

  • Uber fares could rocket 20 per cent as ride-hailing app foots VAT bill

    March 14, 2022

    Uber could hike prices by as much as a fifth from tonight as the ride-hailing giant faces fresh VAT charges. It comes after the company was forced to implement changes following the High Court ruling last year, which said that Uber could not be viewed as an agent but must be regarded as a contractor. [...]

  • Facebook ‘do not permit calls to assassinate a head of state’: Meta narrows hate speech following Russian backlash

    March 14, 2022

    Facebook owner Meta Platforms said it would be narrowing the scope of its content moderation policy for Ukraine after Russian backlash over the weekend. 

  • UK Space Agency pumps extra cash into landmark space projects

    March 14, 2022

    The UK Space Agency is set to inject £2m into new space projects, including a Rolls-Royce plan to develop a power station in space which could power the generation of water, breathable oxygen and fuels for solar exploration. “The support of the UK Space Agency has been instrumental in enabling the continued progress of the [...]

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