Elizabeth Greenberg

Dame Melanie Dawes, Ofcom's Chief Executive said: “…we remain deeply concerned that, despite overwhelming evidence of harm, companies are still

“Australia and the UK have always worked closely to keep our people safe – and that partnership matters more than ever in the age of AI,” UK AI Minister, Kanishka Narayan, said.

“It is pretty shocking to find out that the vast carbon footprint of hyperscale data centres has been completely excluded from the Government's greenhouse gas analysis,” Dr Kat Jones, Director of APRS said.

“Over the past year, we've all seen just how quickly AI is changing the pace of software development,” said Christian Beatty, Vice President at Sembi.

“The UK fintech sector is entering a more disciplined and structurally selective phase of growth,” Mark Astbury, Director of Project & Change Recruitment at Morgan McKinley said.

A new paper is exposing just how much tech companies are making from internet user data.

“Geopolitical instability and persistently high costs are feeding directly into cashflows, borrowing decisions and investment plans,” Matt Hammerstein, CEO of Barclays UK Corporate Bank, said.

Backing entrepreneurs sooner would strengthen Scotland's innovation pipeline, says Converge.

“We are incredibly proud of the impact achieved in our first year as a social enterprise and grateful to everyone who has contributed,” Jude McCorry, CEO of Cyber and Fraud Centre Scotland, said.

“Any company that fails to comply – or misses important deadlines when we demand information – can expect to pay the price,” George Lusty, Director of Enforcement at Ofcom, said