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  • One in five digital transformation projects fails as tech knowledge falls short

    June 2, 2019

    One in five businesses has launched an unsuccessful digital transformation project, new research has revealed, as companies fail to get to grips with new technology. Figures published by digital services firm Econocom showed a sharp increase in the number of businesses undergoing digital transformation, but revealed 20 per cent are doomed to fail. Read more: [...]

  • Chinese state hackers accused of ‘rigging’ 5G tests to protect Huawei

    June 2, 2019

    China has reportedly been accused of rigging 5G security tests in a bid to discredit western companies and protect Chinese telecoms giant Huawei. Beijing has been leaking details of security vulnerabilities in equipment made by Huawei’s rivals to a 5G testing team as it looks to bolster the reputation of the controversial Chinese firm, the [...]

  • Just can’t get the staff these days? Brush up on data security

    May 31, 2019

    Unemployment is at its lowest rate since the early 1970s. This is good news for those preparing to leave the nation’s schools, colleges, and universities over coming months, as they begin their climb up the career ladder. Employers, however, may view the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics with concern. There may be [...]

  • DEBATE: Should we really be that excited about the launch of 5G?

    May 31, 2019

    Should we really be that excited about the launch of 5G? Leon Emirali, an entrepreneur and investor, says YES. 5G is well worth the wait. While there is no doubt that extra-fast internet speeds will be welcomed by consumers, we must look beyond our own mobile devices to see the real benefits of the 5G revolution. [...]

  • Uber loses $1bn in first quarterly results since stock market float

    May 30, 2019

    Uber has reported a $1bn (£790m) loss in its first quarterly financial report as a public company, despite revenue rising by one-fifth. Read more: Uber partners with insurtech start-up to offer digital insurance The loss will not come as a surprise to investors in the ride-hailing giant, after it already predicted the figure in a [...]

  • Mark Zuckerberg survives shareholder revolt at annual Facebook meeting

    May 30, 2019

    Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has survived a shareholder revolt which sought to strip him of his chairman title, and reduce his monopoly over the firm's controlling shares. Zuckerberg owns 60 per cent of Facebook's voting shares, and acts as both its chief executive and chairman.  Other motions, which requested the breakup of Facebook as a [...]

  • Bristol scaleup Ultrahaptics buys US augmented reality rival for $30m

    May 30, 2019

    Bristol-based firm Ultrahaptics has acquired one of its main Silicon Valley rivals in a deal valued at $30m (£23.8m). Leap Motion, which specialises in hand-tracking technology, will join Ultrahaptics, bringing over its staff and technology to the combined group. The two companies had been partnered for almost six years before the tie-up. Ultrahaptics' technology projects [...]

  • Not clear UK has reached final verdict on Huawei, states US national security adviser

    May 30, 2019

    US President Donald Trump’s national security adviser has said it is not clear the UK has reached a final decision on its policy towards Huawei. “I’m not sure that this decision has reached the prime ministerial level in final form. I mean we are still talking… people are talking back and forth,” John Bolton told [...]

  • Apple, Google and Whatsapp slam GCHQ over ‘ghost’ eavesdropping plans

    May 30, 2019

    Major tech giants including Apple, Google and Whatsapp have launched a searing criticism of government plans to spy on encrypted messages, warning of “serious threats” to cybersecurity and human rights. In an open letter published today almost 50 companies, civil society groups and policy experts urged GCHQ to drop proposals that would see law enforcement [...]

  • Welcome to the future: EE 5G lands in London and five other UK cities

    May 30, 2019

    EE’s 5G network went live in six cities today, bringing the new technology to the UK for the first time. Read more: EE and Vodafone ditch Huawei devices from summer 5G rollout London, Birmingham, Manchester, Cardiff and Belfast are the first locations to benefit from the new mobile network, which will offer users data speeds [...]

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