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  • What do you want to know about big data & AI in investment management?

    February 7, 2019  |  City Talk

    A technological advance can impact — even transform — the global economy let alone a particular sector. The steam engine in the first industrial revolution, electricity in the second, and internet technology in the third fundamentally changed human history. Today, big data and artificial intelligence (AI) have the same transformative potential. When it comes to [...]

  • Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City become first Premier League clubs to install pioneering Intel True View technology

    February 7, 2019

    It’s the world’s most watched sporting competition, but now the Premier League’s billions of viewers are about to get a new way to consume every goal, assist and save. Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City have become the first clubs in English football to sign up for Intel’s True View technology, which uses an array of [...]

  • London named Europe’s top destination for international tech talent

    February 7, 2019

    London has been named the top city in Europe for international technology talent, winning the title for a second consecutive year. The capital attracted more European and non-European tech professionals than any other major city on the continent last year, according to research revealed today by London & Partners. London also comes out on top [...]

  • Self-driving cars to hit UK roads by the end of the year

    February 6, 2019

    Completely driverless cars could be on UK roads by the end of this year, after the government today said it would be overhauling existing regulations. The change by the Department for Transport will allow self-driving cars to be trialled on any public road without a human safety driver behind the wheel, however they must have [...]

  • Volt Axis e-bike review: You won’t find a more hard-wearing, high-spec and reliable electric folding bike on the market

    February 6, 2019

    Winter is done. I’m no Michael Fish, but I’m calling it. The season is finished. That pathetic sprinkling of grey snow we had last week was all that nature dared throw at us. From here on in we can gently coast back up the thermometer, past the teens, into the twenties, and then beyond to [...]

  • BMW-owned car sharing venture Drivenow expands electric car fleet

    February 6, 2019

    BMW's car sharing service Drivenow has added 130 all-electric cars to its London fleet, as it pushes to meet the capital's air quality requirements. The extra 130 BMW i3 vehicles will join Drivenow's current electric fleet of 50 cars, as well as its other 540 BMW and Mini vehicles across the city. Drivenow said the [...]

  • Snap shares rise almost 30 per cent as strong results convince investors

    February 6, 2019

    Shares in Snap have risen almost 30 per cent today, after a bumper set of results acted as a boon to investors looking for signs the tech firm could be revived. The parent of photo-sharing app Snapchat trounced consensus estimates in its fourth quarter, reporting a revenue rise of 36 per cent to $389.8m (£300.9m), [...]

  • Islington AI-powered gig economy startup Catapult nabs £4.3m

    February 6, 2019

    On-demand staffing platform Catapult has raised £4.3m in fresh funding, taking its total amount raised in three years to £10m. The funding was led by Novator Partners, and supported by Dollar Shave Club and Jobbio-backer Elkstone Ventures. The Islington-based startup uses artificial intelligence to match the skills and experience of workers to employers' requirements, with [...]

  • In a spin: Cars likely to be hit by cyber attacks in next year, say experts

    February 6, 2019

    Malicious cyber attacks against cars’ IT systems are “very likely” to start taking place in the next year, according to IT gurus. A survey has found 62 per cent of security professionals in the car industry anticipate such an attack in the next 12 months, as cyber security in the car industry lags behind technology [...]

  • Softbank to launch £4.2bn share buyback as profits soar

    February 6, 2019

    Softbank has unveiled a ¥ 600bn (£4.2bn) share buyback scheme today, as its wide-ranging portfolio of tech investments provided a boost to quarterly profits. The Japanese technology and telecoms giant said it would buy 112m shares over the next 11 months, which equates to about 10.3 per cent of its total outstanding shares. Chief executive Masayoshi [...]

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