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  • Don’t believe the hype, Apple is no better at privacy than any other tech company

    June 11, 2019

    Apple, much loved by its users, is jumping on the privacy bandwagon. Announcing the launch of its service “sign in with Apple” last week, this single sign-on promises to protect your privacy. It all sounds great, until you take a closer look at what privacy actually means to Apple. This single sign-on service protects some [...]

  • Taxify relaunches in London under Bolt branding in challenge to Uber

    June 11, 2019

    The European ride-hailing firm formerly known as Taxify is today relaunching its services in London, two years on from being forced to halt rides in the capital. The firm, which first entered the UK market in 2017 via the purchase of an existing private hire business, had its third-party licence suspended by Transport for London [...]

  • Huawei does not make ethical judgements, says cybersecurity boss

    June 10, 2019

    Huawei’s global head of cybersecurity has insisted the Chinese firm always complies with local laws, but denied it can be compared to companies operating in Nazi Germany. In a tense appearance in front of the Science and Technology Committee, John Suffolk said Huawei’s approach was to abide by local laws and not pass judgement on [...]

  • Allied Minds boss steps down as it scraps bonus scheme after investor revolt

    June 10, 2019

    US tech incubator Allied Minds has announced the departure of boss Jill Smith, as growing pressure from investors pushed the firm to overhaul its management structure and scrap its bonus scheme. Smith, who has served as president and chief executive for just over two years, has stepped down with immediate effect. Read more: London named [...]

  • Salesforce to buy Tableau Software in $15.7bn deal

    June 10, 2019

    Salesforce has agreed to buy data analytics platform Tableau Software in an all-stock deal valued at $15.7bn (£12.4bn), the company said today. Read more: Salesforce’s venture capital arm raises second European tech fund at $125m Tableau shareholders will be given 1.103 shares in Salesforce, valuing the offer at $177.88 per share, a 42 per cent [...]

  • London named world’s top tech hub as leaders descend on the capital

    June 10, 2019

    London has been named the top city in the world for foreign direct investment from overseas tech companies. The capital attracted significantly more projects in 2018 than any other country, according to data from London & Partners. It racked up 91 tech investment projects to the tune of £864m in the last 12 months, compared [...]

  • AI to boost British GDP by a fifth in the next decade

    June 10, 2019

    British companies that fully incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) tools into their organisations could increase their economic value by 120 per cent by 2030, while the technology itself could provide a 22 per cent boost to UK GDP. Similarly, companies that adopt AI late or not at all could lose around 20 per cent of their [...]

  • London leads Europe’s tech unicorn herd

    June 9, 2019

    The UK is now home to over 70 tech unicorns, having created more than one billion-dollar company every month in the last year. Britain has more than double the amount of unicorns as the next highest-ranking European country, and comes third globally to the US and China, according to data from Tech Nation and Dealroom. [...]

  • Trump ‘could ease’ restrictions on Huawei if trade talks advance

    June 9, 2019

    US President Donald Trump may relax restrictions on Chinese tech firm Huawei if the two countries make progress in ongoing trade talks, his treasury secretary has said. Read more: MPs to question Huawei as part of investigation into 5G security risks Steven Mnuchin said the US may be willing to reconsider its approach towards Huawei [...]

  • G20 vows to crack down on tech giant tax havens by 2020

    June 9, 2019

    Tech giants such as Facebook and Google will face a crackdown to ensure they pay their corporate taxes in full, after G20 finance ministers vowed to wrap up new laws by the end of the year. In a communique issued after a meeting in Japan, the finance ministers said they would compile new rules to [...]

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