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  • Ride-hailing firm Taxify enters the electric scooter market

    September 6, 2018

    Embattled ride-hailing firm Taxify has launched its first foray into battery-powered scooters with a debut in Paris, proving the tide might be turning after it was forced out of the UK just three days into operations last year. The firm, which operates in 25 countries across Europe, Africa and Australia, will compete against startups Bird and [...]

  • Shazam! EU gives Apple go-ahead for music app takeover

    September 6, 2018

    Apple was given the green light for its planned takeover of popular song-recognition app Shazam by the European Union today. The tech giant got the go-ahead to acquire Shazam, which identifies songs played within range of a smartphone, from an EU antitrust investigation that said the takeover would not harm competition in the bloc. A full-scale [...]

  • Super Soco review, price, specs and details: Could this be the Tesla of motorcycles?

    September 6, 2018

    The first time I rode a moped, I immediately crashed it into a parked car near my house. Just ramped up onto the pavement like Steve McQueen and smashed into a Fiesta, causing several pounds worth of damage. I was 15 years of age, which is so long ago now that no policeman can arrest [...]

  • Top scientist warns that artificial intelligence could suffer a ‘backlash’ from the public

    September 6, 2018

    The incoming president of the British Science Association, professor Jim Al-Khalili, warned that the potential for artificial intelligence (AI) in the UK could be stifled by a “backlash” from the public. Previewing his address to next week’s British Science Festival in Hull, he warned that without greater transparency the potential of AI may not achieved. [...]

  • Challenger banking app Monese lands $60m series B from Kinnevik and Augmentum Fintech

    September 6, 2018

    UK and European digital banking app Monese has scored a $60m (£46.4m) series B fundraising round, led by venture capital firm Kinnevik. London-based fintech investment vehicle Augmentum Fintech also got on board to contribute £5.3m, alongside new investors Paypal and Avios. Existing investors such as Investec's INVC Fund also participated. Powered by an e-money licence, Monese has [...]

  • Facebook to invest over £780m in its first Asian data centre

    September 6, 2018

    Facebook has said it will splurge more than S$1.4bn (£786.8m) on building its first data centre in Asia in Singapore, with an opening date scheduled in 2022. The 170,000 square metre facility will be based on the island's west coast, close to Google's own data centres, which the search giant is also expanding through an $850m (£657.2m) investment. Facebook's [...]

  • DEBATE: Should mobile phones be banned in schools to help children concentrate?

    September 6, 2018

    Should mobile phones be banned in schools to help children concentrate? Jenny Afia, privacy lawyer and partner at Schillings and a member of the Children’s Commissioner’s Digital Task Force, says YES. Bravo to France for banning mobile phones in schools. We face a public health crisis in the UK with children glued to their screens, causing [...]

  • Meet the startups in the Treasury-backed Tech Nation fintech accelerator

    September 6, 2018

    Delivered as part of the Treasury's fintech strategy, Tech Nation has pegged these 20 UK startups as the ones to watch. The startups selected come from across the financial services sector, representing businesses in areas such as payment solutions, financial inclusion, Open Banking innovation, SME lending and artificial intelligence. [infographic id="987"] New figures released today [...]

  • Dixons Carphone reveals flat revenue growth following data breach

    September 6, 2018

    Dixons Carphone said it has avoided a loss in its latest trading period, following a cyber attack that saw up to 10m customer records hacked. The figures The electricals retailer said both UK & Ireland and group revenue was flat for the three months to the end of July in a trading update for its [...]

  • Facebook and Twitter grilled under the Senate spotlight over social media abuse

    September 5, 2018

    Silicon Valley heavyweights Facebook and Twitter faced a grilling from US senators in an Intelligence Committee hearing earlier today, pushing tech stocks down on Wall Street. Twitter's share price tanked more than five per cent, while Facebook's dropped 2.3 per cent. Meanwhile, Netflix and Snapchat shares both fell by more than four per cent. In [...]

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