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  • Hackathons help UK defence tech take flight

    June 27, 2025

    Sandhurst isn’t the first place one might liken to Silicon Valley. Yet, the Royal Military Academy – long a symbol of tradition in British defence – is becoming a new hub for defence technology innovation. At a recent 24 hour defence tech hackathon, the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst hosted coders, engineers and military veterans alike, [...]

  • The professional sceptics debunking conspiracy theories

    June 27, 2025

    Michael Marshall is Britain’s only full-time, paid sceptic. He attends flat earth conferences, distributes flyers outside psychic shows and lurks in anti-vax Telegram groups, all to promote critical thinking over pseudoscience and damaging conspiracy theories. “Any of us could, at our worst, find ourselves in an emotional hole where our reason is compromised,” he says. [...]

  • NHS greenlights first major GP IT overhaul amid tech lag

    June 26, 2025

    The NHS has approved its first new core IT system for general practice in a quarter of a century, in a move aimed at modernising primary care and reducing the administrative burden on staff. Practices across England will now be able to adopt a new cloud-based patient record system from Medicus Health, with more suppliers [...]

  • Getty Images drops ‘key argument’ in its live trial against Stability AI

    June 26, 2025

    Two weeks into the closely watched trial, Getty Images has dropped its claims for primary copyright infringement against the British AI image generator company

  • Visma to snub Amsterdam for London IPO in rare win for Britain’s stalling market

    June 26, 2025

    Norwegian software giant Visma has provisionally selected London over Amsterdam for its upcoming IPO, a rare win for the UK’s shrinking public markets as the country battles to remain a viable home for high-growth tech listings. The €19bn firm – backed by British private equity firm Hg – has chosen the capital because of its [...]

  • Brave Bison’s new deal signals rising EdTech trend

    June 25, 2025

    Brave Bison’s acquisition of MiniMBA, the online marketing education business founded by professor Mark Ritson, marks a significant strategic expansion into the professional training space for the UK-based digital media and marketing group. The £19m deal, announced Wednesday, is AIM-listed Brave Bison’s largest to date. It follows a string of acquisitions, including Social Chain and [...]

  • Could Motorway be set for a blockbuster London IPO?

    June 25, 2025

    The chief executive and co-founder of Motorway has spoken out about whether his company will choose London for a possible future float.

  • What does Labour’s industrial strategy really mean for UK tech?

    June 25, 2025

    After years of drift, Whitehall has finally made a plan. Labour’s long-trailed Industrial Strategy landed on Monday – a 10 year blueprint that promises to stitch a broken economic model back together with the help of strategic intervention. For the tech sector, it’s an ambitious document. But many in the industry have said it’s also [...]

  • How effective procurement technology can improve employee retention

    June 25, 2025

    With many organisations facing a battle to attract and retain talented staff, it’s important that they are not frustrated in their ability to do their jobs by cumbersome procurement technology. Unemployment in the UK remains low, standing at 4.4 per cent in the three months to February 2025, according to government data. But this only [...]

  • This is why billions of passwords were leaked in Apple and Google breach

    June 24, 2025

    A trove of around 16bn passwords and usernames linked to major online platforms – including Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft and dozens of government services – has surfaced online, in what researchers are calling one of the largest known compilations of stolen credentials. Initial reports caused confusion, suggesting direct breaches of platforms like Apple and Google. [...]

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