Emily Curryer

This year, organisations will look to make data centres more sustainable, and the rise in MLOps will help bridge the gap between data scientists and data engineers

The on-going war between Israel and Hamas is further threatening the global semiconductor supply chain, according to an industry analyst.

Apple is set to open sales of its new AR/VR headset, the Vision Pro, from February 2, beginning in the US and online.

Scientists in Japan have developed a new 3D object detection system that overcomes the challenges unmanned vehicles encounter in adverse weather conditions.

Artificial intelligence is set to make waves in retail, opening doors to streamline operations. Meanwhile in telecoms, it will act as a copilot, providing agents with the information required to assist their customers

Barclays' tech incubator Eagle Labs has launched a skills academy, a free online platform which it claims will support and train the next generation of UK tech leaders and entrepreneurs.

Semiconductor design and software firm Synopsys announced on Tuesday it would acquire Ansys, an engineering and product design software firm, in a cash-and-stock deal valued at approximately $35 billion. The acquisition is one of the largest tech deals announced in recent years.

January 23, 2024 BMW Manufacturing has signed an agreement with California-based Figure — a company developing autonomous humanoid robots — to deploy general purpose bots in its manufacturing plants.

This year will see an increase in international collaboration to create cross-border AI frameworks, heavier corporate governance in the absence of leglisation, plus the rise of explainable AI

Apparel retailers including Nike, The North Face, and H&M are sharing personal customer data such as user generated images and sexual orientation with third parties, according to a recent study by Incogni.