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  • Government taps UK tech firm Arm as it unveils £50m cyber fund

    October 18, 2019

    The government has partnered with UK tech giant Arm as it pumps more than £50m into a new programme to improve the country’s cybersecurity. Chipmaker Arm, which was bought by Softbank in 2016, will receive £36m to develop new chip technology that is more resistant to cyber attacks. Read more: EU warns of cyber risks [...]

  • Facebook co-founder launches anti-monopoly trust

    October 17, 2019

    One of Facebook’s co-founders has launched a $10m (£7.8m) anti-monopoly trust in an attempt to place extra scrutiny on big tech firms. Chris Hughes will launch the fund to support academic and policy research into market power. Read more: Facebook suffers a drop in brand value as consumer trust slides It will be a part [...]

  • Hearthstone is caught in a Blizzard over Hong Kong protest

    October 17, 2019

    The protests in Hong Kong have featured prominently in the news cycle since kicking off in March. All across the world, we’ve seen extensive coverage of the outbreaks of violence, as well as the excessive use of force by police to suppress the demonstrations. It’s likely that you’ve been following the story, but what you [...]

  • What does Britain need? More robots

    October 17, 2019

    On Monday, the Queen’s Speech set out the government’s legislative plans, starting with tackling all things Brexit, before laying out a radical programme to shake the country out of its current torpor. Leaving aside whether any of this legislative programme manages to get through parliament, I would argue that one of the most critical issues [...]

  • Facebook suffers drop in brand value as consumer trust slides

    October 17, 2019

    Facebook has suffered a second successive annual decline in its brand value as the social media firm faces a backlash over data use and its faltering move into digital currency. The Silicon Valley giant has dropped out of the top 10 rankings of the world’s most valuable brands, suffering a decline of almost 12 per [...]

  • AI marketing sector attracts $2.5bn of investment in 2018

    October 17, 2019

    Artificial intelligence (AI) marketing companies bagged $2.5bn of investment last year as marketers turned to the new technology to help analyse huge troves of data. Last year’s investment surge has continued into 2019, with $1bn invested in the second quarter alone, according to figures compiled by tech investment firm GP Bullhound. Read more: Meet the [...]

  • Netflix shares rise as it beats profit expectations ahead of streaming wars

    October 16, 2019

    Shares in Netflix rose as much as much as nine per cent in after-hours trading as the streaming giant’s third-quarter profit beat analysts’ forecasts. Netflix today reported net profit of $665m (£518.5m) in the three months to the end of September, up almost 40 per cent on the same period last year. Earnings per share [...]

  • Government ditches controversial ‘porn block’ plan in favour of wider online harms laws

    October 16, 2019

    The government has quietly dropped plans to introduce strict age verification measures to prevent under-18s from viewing online pornography. The controversial proposals, which were hampered by a series of delays, would have forced commercial porn providers to verify their users’ age, or face being blocked in Britain. Read more: Minister apologises as UK porn laws [...]

  • Huawei posts revenue rise as US crackdown fails to halt growth

    October 16, 2019

    Huawei has reported a sharp increase in revenue for the third quarter as US sanctions failed to hamper its smartphone shipments. The Chinese tech giant pulled in revenue of 610.8bn yuan (£67.2bn) in the first three quarters, up 24.4 per cent year-on-year. Revenue was up 27 per cent in the three-month period to the end [...]

  • EU orders Broadcom to suspend business deals in competition probe

    October 16, 2019

    Broadcom has been ordered to halt its deals with six major customers amid an investigation into whether the chipmaker abused its market position to hurt rivals in its television and modem market. The EU’s antitrust regulator is imposing interim measures to prevent any likely “harm” to competition, suspending certain business deals between the tech giant [...]

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