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  • Calling the data doctor: How Chronomics wants to educate you about your epigenetics

    June 27, 2019

    How old are you? A simple enough question, you may think, but not for Dr Tom Stubbs, co-founder and chief executive of epigenetic testing company Chronomics. Epigenetics is (to quote the Chronomics website) the study of heritable phenotype changes that do not involve alteration in the DNA sequence. It’s essentially how environmental factors – from [...]

  • Tech investor raises a record $100m in capital

    June 27, 2019

    London venture capital firm Talis Capital has secured a record $100m (£78.8m) to invest in tech startups across the UK, Europe and US in 2019. The firm has previously backed the likes of Darktrace, Iwoca, Onfido and Luminance. Unlike other venture capital firms, Talis Capital is backed by a network of private investors and does [...]

  • Blanket bans ‘not the answer’ to Huawei question, report warns

    June 27, 2019

    The UK must find a “compelling” risk management approach to Chinese tech firm Huawei rather than rolling out a blanket ban, according to a report published today. Defence think tank the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) questioned whether it was realistic to ban all Chinese tech from UK national infrastructure, and argued the government should [...]

  • Autonomy founder Mike Lynch kicks off testimony in UK’s biggest fraud trial

    June 26, 2019

    Business tycoon Mike Lynch was accused of masterminding a fraud at Autonomy in order to be “seen as a success story” as he began his month-long testimony in the UK’s biggest ever civil fraud trial.  Lynch, the founder and former chief executive of Autonomy, is being sued by Hewlett Packard (HP) for $5.1bn for allegedly [...]

  • European Commission launches antitrust probe into Broadcom

    June 26, 2019

    The European Commission has opened an investigation into whether chipmaker Broadcom abused its market position to hurt rivals in its television and modem market. Read more: Chipmaker’s shares plummet on Huawei ban hit Margrethe Vestager, the EU’s antitrust commissioner, is also set to order interim measures against the tech giant to stop its “suspected contractual [...]

  • Autonomy founder Mike Lynch to testify in $5bn civil fraud case

    June 26, 2019

    British businessman Mike Lynch will testify in court this afternoon in the latest phase of the UK’s largest civil fraud case. Lynch will give evidence at the High Court in central London today as he faces questioning over an alleged $5bn fraud. Read more: HP ‘not suing Autonomy US exec to go after Mike Lynch’ [...]

  • Apple says Spotify exaggerated user fee claims

    June 25, 2019

    Apple has responded to a complaint by Spotify to the EU commission, stating it only collects a fee on less than one per cent of the music streaming platform’s userbase. Apple said in a filing Spotify pays a 15 per cent fee on about 680,000 of its 100m premium customers. It follows a complaint by [...]

  • Capgemini shares rise on €3.6bn takeover of rival Altran

    June 25, 2019

    Shares in software and consultancy firm Capgemini jumped seven per cent this morning following the announcement of its €3.6bn (£3.2bn) takeover of smaller rival Altran. Read more: AI software market posts huge growth amid digital transformation boom The French digital innovation giant said the merger will create a group with revenue of €17bn and more [...]

  • China calls for explanation after Fedex blocks Huawei package

    June 24, 2019

    China’s foreign ministry has called on Fedex to offer a proper explanation after the courier firm apologised for blocking the shipment of a Huawei phone to the US. Fedex has sparked anger in China after it emerged the firm returned a package containing a Huawei phone to its sender in the UK, a writer at [...]

  • UK’s approach to Huawei makes no sense, warns Ericsson boss

    June 24, 2019

    The UK’s mooted plan to ban Huawei from parts of its 5G network makes little technical sense, a top Ericsson boss has warned. Niklas Heuveldop, chief executive of Ericsson North America, told the Financial Times countries should either allow Huawei to participate fully in the network or not at all. Read more: Shares in chipmaker [...]

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