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  • UK fintech tops the US on investment for the first half of 2018

    July 31, 2018

    The UK has come out on top globally in terms of fintech investment for the first half of the year, surpassing the US for the first time and taking the crown in Europe to attract $16.1bn (£12.3bn) out of the continent's $26bn total. Four of Europe's top 10 fintech deals happened in the UK, which included [...]

  • Argos has accidentally leaked DJI’s new Mavic 2, as new drone laws come into force in the UK

    July 30, 2018

    Fresh details about DJI's unannounced Mavic 2 drone have been printed inside an Argos catalogue, revealed as new UK drone laws today come into force. The latest version of the store's product catalogue, which went into stores last Saturday, lists details and photos of the DJI Mavic 2, as well as the Mavic 2 Pro [...]

  • Facebook’s share price plunges as markets open, losing more than $120bn off its market value

    July 26, 2018

    Facebook has opened in US markets at a loss of almost 20 per cent, wiping roughly $123bn (£93.8bn) off its market valuation. As a comparison, Facebook's loss is more than seven times the valuation of Snap ($17bn), and almost four times the valuation of Twitter ($33bn). It is roughly equivalent to the total GDP of [...]

  • Amazon doubles down on profits, but misses estimates on revenue

    July 26, 2018

    Amazon doubled consensus estimates on profits in its second quarter, as results released tonight revealed a staggering 1,157.5 per cent increase year-on-year in earnings per share. The company reported shareholder earnings for the quarter at $5.07 (£3.86), outperforming estimates collated by S&P Global Market Intelligence which predicted $2.54. In the same quarter in 2017, Amazon [...]

  • AI in tennis may be game, set, and match for humans

    July 23, 2018

    DURING the recent Wimbledon tennis championship, in a room beneath the courts, dozens of data scientists and sport experts sat watching all of the tournament’s matches. This was the IBM tech bunker, where computers were capturing live data about every player for every game of tennis happening above. IBM has been working with Wimbledon for [...]

  • Elon Musk’s fall should bring our stratospheric expectations down to earth

    July 20, 2018

    Stop what you’re doing, everyone. Elon Musk – serial entrepreneur, space crusader, and cult figure to climate progressives – has given us the one thing we never expected to see from him: an apology. The Tesla founder had little choice. While the world was celebrating the miraculous rescue of the 12 boys and their football [...]

  • Google’s record $5bn fine: Here’s how the industry reacted

    July 18, 2018

    Tech goliath Google was hit with a record-breaking €4.3bn (£3.8bn) fine by European antitrust regulators today over “serious illegal behaviour” with its Android operating system. Brussels concluded that Google forced smartphone makers to favour its own products such as Search and Chrome if they wanted to run on Android, which is used on 80 per [...]

  • Google’s record-breaking $11bn fine over Android market dominance set for Tuesday

    July 15, 2018

    Sources have said that technology superpower Google is set to face the music on Tuesday, as European Union antitrust regulators are rumoured to have made a final decision against its Android operating system. A meeting deciding the company’s fate had been scheduled by the European Commission for last Tuesday, however it was moved without warning. [...]

  • The world will never go plastic-free – and nor should we want to

    July 12, 2018

    Canada (which I represent as a common councillor for Bishopsgate) has launched a new campaign – “Plastic-Free City” – to reduce waste. Specifically, the aim is reduce the use of single-use plastics in City properties, and more widely, through a public information programme. Reducing waste and encouraging better choices are all good [...]

  • Sony Xperia XZ Premium review: A premium device that puts Sony back in the game

    July 12, 2018

    The Sony Xperia XZ Premium looks like the futuristic phone your younger self imagined you’d be using in the year 2017. It’s huge and silver (well, at least the silver version is) and resembles something an alien might insert into a glowing slot to power up his or her spaceship. While other phones try to [...]

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