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  • Back to the future: UK scientists complete testing of AI-powered autonomous Mars robot

    January 2, 2019

    To boldly go where no other robot has gone before, the UK Space Agency have finished testing a Mars rover that will be able to make its own decisions on where to explore, enabling it to travel much further than existing robots. The Martian robot will use artificial intelligence (AI) software, developed by researchers at King's College London [...]

  • Playtech pays €28m to settle Israeli tax audit after shares shaken by Italy gambling tax

    January 2, 2019

    Betting software firm Playtech has agreed to pay €28m (£25.2m) to settle a run-in with Israeli tax authorities. Israel had audited the company’s accounts between 2008 and 2017, with the additional tax payment covering this period. The company will face no penalties once it makes the payment in the next 30 days. The news comes shortly [...]

  • Musk’s Space X finally launches first US national security space mission

    December 23, 2018

    A Space X Falcon 9 rocket successfully launched in the US this afternoon, after four successive failed attempts to carry out the company's first national security space mission. The rocket, which was carrying a satellite worth roughly $500m (£393.7m) built by Lockheed Martin, blasted off from Florida just before 2pm GMT. The satellite's launch was initially planned [...]

  • China rebuffs accusations of major cyber hacks on UK and US

    December 21, 2018

    China has said it strongly opposes "slanderous" accusations made by foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt, the US and other nations, which criticised the country for utilising cyber hacks for "economic espionage". The UK government yesterday said a group known as APT 10 acted on behalf of the Chinese Ministry of State Security to carry out a "malicious" cyber [...]

  • Delivery Hero sells off German operations in €930m deal

    December 21, 2018

    The world's biggest online food delivery firm Delivery Hero has agreed to partially sell its operations in Germany to Dutch rival Takeaway.com, in a deal valued at €930m (£838.3m). The tie-up includes businesses owned by Delivery Hero in the region, including Deliveroo-style app Foodora, Lieferheld and Pizza.de. It brings to an end the expensive battle for dominance of [...]

  • Super Smash Bros Ultimate review: A stylish Switch brawler, and a comprehensive celebration of the series

    December 20, 2018

    The Super Smash Bros series has been around since the halcyon days of the Nintendo 64, which launched – you might want to sit down for this – 20 years ago. The original starred characters from a bunch of disparate Nintendo games beating seven shades of shandy out of one another, and as the series [...]

  • Twitter shares slide as company dubbed ‘Harvey Weinstein of Social Media’

    December 20, 2018

    Shares in Twitter are down 12.6 per cent as the social media giant heads towards for its biggest one-day fall in nearly five months. It comes after a report from Citron Research said the technology company “has become the Harvey Weinstein of Social Media”, following a damning Amnesty International study. The human rights charity said on [...]

  • The UK’s ‘Brexit-proof’ tech startups land Christmas number one for European funding

    December 20, 2018

    British tech firms brought in more funding from venture capital firms than any other country in Europe in 2018, as well as achieving the highest amount of exits. Startups in the UK attracted £6.3bn in venture backing this year, according to new figures released today by Tech Nation and Dealroom. In the same period, the [...]

  • Qualcomm triumphs against Apple in German iPhone hardware case

    December 20, 2018

    A court in Germany has ruled that Apple infringed a hardware patent owned by chipmaker Qualcomm in some of its iPhone models. The judge said the US firm will not be able to sell some iPhone models in Germany containing an Intel chip from Apple supplier Qorvo, which violated one of Qualcomm's patents around so-called envelope [...]

  • Snapchat filter brings Big Ben back to life for Christmas

    December 20, 2018

    Snapchat today unveiled a new filter that will bring Big Ben back to life for Westminster visitors over the Christmas period. The iconic clock tower is currently undergoing repair work and the Great Bell, known as Big Ben, has been silent since August last year. But the photo app will now strip away the scaffolding, [...]

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