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  • Zentura launches range of Zenconnect® video conferencing Pods

    March 23, 2021  |  Sponsored

    As remote working and video conferencing becomes more ingrained in our working lives, workspace interiors business, Zentura, has launched a family of video conferencing pods. Designed to enable high quality, professional video meetings and collaboration. Zentura founder & MD, James Hutchins said: ‘COVID 19 has changed the way we work, accelerating the already emerging trends [...]

  • Anti-virus firm Norton taken to court amid competition investigation

    March 23, 2021

    The UK competition watchdog is taking anti-virus software firm Norton to court after it refused to provide information relating to an ongoing investigation. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has identified concerns that Norton’s practices for automatically renewing contracts result in customers paying for services they no longer want or need. It asked the company [...]

  • Amazon to slim down Deliveroo stake after blockbuster float

    March 23, 2021

    Amazon is set to trim down its stake in Deliveroo following the food delivery firm’s blockbuster initial public offering this year. The ecommerce giant plans to sell around 23m shares as part of the stock market debut, allowing it to raise as much as £107m from the deal. Its stake in Deliveroo will be reduced [...]

  • Using blockchain for personal monetisation

    March 23, 2021  |  City Talk

    Fundraising has been around for as long as people have been launching new ventures and the ability to raise funds is one of the most vital leadership traits in any successful start-up CEO.  Even the most incredible concepts can quickly fall flat if they do not get support from investors.  This dichotomy has led technologists [...]

  • COVID-19 forced doctors like me to embrace technology

    March 23, 2021  |  City Talk

    “Would you like to FaceTime him?”.  My Dad suffered from dementia for several years but last year he stopped walking and then eating as a result, and then sadly passed away at the end of November last year.  He was in and out of hospital during the pandemic and none of us were able to [...]

  • Test and Trace trials ‘groundbreaking’ new technology to detect Covid mutations

    March 22, 2021

    NHS Test and Trace has begun trials of a “groundbreaking” new variant test that can hunt down Covid mutations and return results within 48 hours, the health secretary has announced. The tests could potentially halve the time it takes to identify whether a positive coronavirus sample contains a variant of concern, which usually take around five days [...]

  • Sir Richard Branson-backed air quality tech firm raises $3m to expand in UK

    March 22, 2021

    Airly, the air quality tech firm backed by Sir Richard Branson, has raised $3.3m in a funding round to expand its platform globally. The company, which provides AI-driven insights on air pollution, is planning to open offices in the UK and the US and double its staff count. It currently counts Philips, Virgin, Innogy, PwC, [...]

  • Valuation of Fortnite creator Epic Games soars to $28bn after lockdown demand

    March 20, 2021

    The owner of two big pandemic winners, Fortnite and Houseparty, has reportedly closed a new fundraising round which brings its valuation to around $28bn.  Epic Games is finalising the terms of a $1bn fundraising just seven months after its last round, according to Sky News.  Last summer the Houseparty-owner secured a $17.3bn valuation after a [...]

  • UK in talks with Elon Musk’s Starlink over broadband rollout

    March 19, 2021

    The government is in talks with Elon Musk’s Starlink over using satellites to help roll out full-fibre broadband in the most remote parts of the UK. Ministers today confirmed the launch of a £5bn plan to bring high-speed internet connections to properties across the country in the coming years. The government had originally set the [...]

  • Zoom: What’s next for the Covid-19 pandemic’s biggest winner?

    March 18, 2021

    There is a moment all marketers dream of when a product becomes so commonplace that the brand name becomes a verb. This achievement was last year bestowed on Zoom, the previously obscure video conferencing platform that almost overnight became relied upon for both work and socialising. It was a year of eye-watering success for the [...]

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