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  • 2025: The year ahead in tech

    December 16, 2024

    2025 will be a defining year for businesses, marked by rapid technological shifts, political uncertainty, increased M&A, and intensifying competition. What else would a look ahead start with other than the much maligned AI? I have said on stage a lot this year I think AI is underhyped despite many saying the opposite. You have [...]

  • The Notebook: Labour’s Data Bill could open the floodgates to AI. Why is no one talking about it?

    December 9, 2024

    Enough with 'AI innovation', Labour's Data Bill threatens our privacy and deserves proper scrutiny, writes Silkie Carlo.

  • AI investor FOMO: Has AI supply outstripped demand?

    December 8, 2024

    Investors are pouring billions into AI, but has supply now outstripped demand? Mike Smeed looks at how AI funding has become misbalanced.

  • Sage: Profit booms sends FTSE 100 tech shares flying

    November 20, 2024

    Enterprise technology firm Sage has reported a boom in revenue and profit as the UK tech champion has capitalised on artificial intelligence. Underlying operating profit at the Newcastle-based firm rose 21 per cent over the last year to £529m. Its operating profit margin grew 220 basis points to 22.7 per cent. Meanwhile, Sage’s annualised recurring [...]

  • Beware of the big promises of AI – we’ve been here before

    November 18, 2024

    AI hype is everywhere, but we've been here before. Ian Whittaker prescribes a healthy dose of scepticism in today's Notebook.

  • Will an algorithm generate the next big Christmas ad?

    November 18, 2024

    Christmas is coming and algorithms are at work, pushing the boundaries of creativity to ensure the tills keep ringing. But can AI tools ever really craft an ad that resonates on a deep, human level? Asks Paul Armstrong The Christmas ads have arrived, including a fake – and viral – John Lewis one, flooding our [...]

  • Nvidia earnings set to guide US stock market as Trump boost fades

    November 17, 2024

    Nvidia’s earnings will take centre stage for the US stock market this week, while FTSE 100 firms Imperial Brands, Severn Trent and Halma report across the pond. The chipmaking behemoth has seen its share price gain nearly 800 per cent over the last two years as booming demand for AI has driven it to become [...]

  • British AI start-up lands $750m valuation nine months after creation

    November 14, 2024

    British AI start-up Tessl has landed a $750m valuation just nine months after being created, it is understood, as it looks to revamp how computer programmers create software.

  • Nvidia and Softbank team up to build new AI supercomputer

    November 13, 2024

    Nvidia announced its partnership with Softbank to build a Blackwell-powered AI supercomputer, as Japan seeks to get ahead in the AI arms race.

  • Entrepreneurs are the ‘real heroes’ and AI is already here, says Xero’s UK managing director

    November 12, 2024

    Alexander Von Schirmeister is not just the UK managing director of Xero, a New Zealand-based online accounting software for small businesses, he is also one of the most well-travelled people one could meet.  Alex – he said he prefers to be called – grew up culturally rich. The managing director was raised in Mexico by [...]

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