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  • Bletchley Park to house the UK’s next generation of cyber talent

    November 24, 2016

    Renowned World War II codebreaking site Bletchley Park is going to play host to the next generation of the UK’s cyber experts. Under plans announced today the site is to be refurbished as country’s first National College of Cyber Security, with the first cohort of 16-19-year-olds expected from September 2018. The free-to-attend school will take on [...]

  • Dishonored 2: This first-person assassin game by Arkane is a glorious steampunk wonderland

    November 23, 2016

    Dishonored 2 feels reassuringly familiar. The action may have shifted from plague-ridden, Dickensian squalor to sun-baked, equatorial squalor, but the constituent parts remain: it looks the same, it plays the same, it almost smells the same. Thank goodness, because Dishonored is at the very apex of video-game design, dense and textured, beautiful despite the muck [...]

  • An incremental upgrade to one of the best Android phones, the OnePlus 3T is fantastic, if a little difficult to get excited about

    November 23, 2016

    You might remember the OnePlus 3. It’s the Chinese startup’s flagship phone that launched only six months ago, so it’s a little surprising to see an upgraded version arriving already. Design-wise it’s identical to the now discontinued OnePlus 3, using the same manufacturing techniques employed by Apple to ensure that every handset feels premium and [...]

  • Google Daydream View review: Potentially the coolest thing you’ll ever strap to your face

    November 23, 2016

    Virtual reality headsets are about as fashionable as strapping a toaster to your face, so the fabric-coated Google Daydream View looks almost stylish by comparison. You still look like a bit of a tool while wearing one, obviously, but considerably less so than with other headsets. Slip in a compatible Android phone (currently only the [...]

  • Five important things fintech was handed in the Autumn Statement

    November 23, 2016

    The UK's fintech powerhouse was not forgotten in the chancellor's Autumn Statement with several measures aimed at boosting the sector unveiled. Fintech census The government will carry out what's being called a fintech census, designed to identify the key figures driving the industry for investors. "An accurate measurement of this evolving space will help policymakers, investors [...]

  • Here’s what UK tech thinks of the £400m promised for VC startup investment

    November 23, 2016

    Startups are set for a boost from the chancellor's Autumn Statement, as Philip Hammond announced plans to plough £400m into venture capital. The funds will come via the British Business Bank and it's expected to unlock as much as £1bn for startups itching to scale up as it will encourage private investment. Of particular focus will [...]

  • Here’s exactly what the £2bn boost for UK R&D entails

    November 23, 2016

    More cash will be ploughed into research and development, as a major part of the government's industrial strategy. R&D spend will increase by an extra £2bn by 2020/21 to boost the UK's homegrown innovative businesses and spur productivity. The injection of cash was first trailed by Prime Minister Theresa May during a speech at the CBI conference [...]

  • #awks: Jack Dorsey’s Twitter account was accidently suspended

    November 23, 2016

    Twitter last week took action to crackdown on trolling on the social network, but now it appears to have accidently taken things a little too far. The account of Twitter co-founder and chief executive Jack Dorsey was suspended in error early on Wednesday morning Was someone trying to make a point? It seems not, with just an [...]

  • Deliveroo denies data hack

    November 23, 2016

    Deliveroo has been forced to deny that it has been targeted by hackers after an investigation found some customers were charged for food they had not ordered. A probe by the BBC's Watchdog show due to be shown tonight, found several examples of customers who were billed hundreds of pounds for food deliveries they did not [...]

  • Google’s DeepMind wants to make doctor’s paperwork obsolete in new NHS deal

    November 22, 2016

    DeepMind, the UK company leading the way in artificial intelligence research, is doubling down on applying its technology to healthcare which could save the NHS millions of pounds as well as time spent on paperwork. It has signed a five-year deal with a London NHS Trust to put into practice a prototype app designed to [...]

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