Katie Prescott

Fear of missing out is making venture capital more willing to take risks on The Next Big Thing in artificial intelligence

Fake news about companies is increasing in scale and sophistication and is often tangled up in politics, but what can be done about it?

Tie-ups between companies such as Anthropic or Google and motorsport are coming thick and fast, raising questions for its regulator

UK and European visitors were more interested in how they can stand up to US dominance of artificial intelligence than discussing technological advances

Start-ups are feeling the pressure to match the soaring success of their peers — and may be pumping up their numbers to keep up appearances

AI sovereignty is shifting from a political slogan to a commercial necessity and UK start-ups are capitalising on this with technical solutions

Do your wrists ache? Is your laptop too far away from the sofa? Tech evangelists say voice-to-text software is now faster and better than old-fashioned typing

Rachael Bews, who runs a marketing agency, was turned away from the Innovation Accelerator in Dunfermline because babies were not allowed on the premises

Businesses are responsible for some of our most remarkable buildings and attractive designs can make data centres more acceptable to the public

Tech start-ups can’t always find the niche skills required within the UK but they face long timelines and high costs in the battle for global talent