Rebecca Uffindell is a journalist for Techerati, covering the latest developments in technology, cybersecurity, and data centers. With a focus on industry news and trends, Rebecca provides insightful articles that explore the intersection of technology and business, highlighting the impact on various sectors and the implications for society.
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Rebecca Uffindell's coverage emphasizes technology, particularly software and SaaS companies. Her articles often focus on press releases, government announcements, and private sector developments in the tech industry.
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By: Rebecca Uffindell
Sonatype found the number of malicious packages increased by 156% year-on-year to reach 512,847 this year.
By: Rebecca Uffindell
Acronis with IONOS to announce the opening of a new Cyber Cloud data centre in Berlin, Germany for the European market.
By: Rebecca Uffindell
The British EdTech focused on skills diagnostics and learning, Multiverse, has announced the its Artificial Intelligence (AI) Advisory Board.
The Data Use and Access Bill seeks to facilitate the secure and effective use of data for the public interest while alleviating financial pressures on the nation.
The Irish Data Protection Commission has fined LinkedIn £258 million after a detailed inquiry into the company's data processing practices.
Equating $20 decillion, the fine is worth more than the world's GDP. The International Monetary Fund has estimated this to be around £85.2 trillion ($110 trillion).
By: Rebecca Uffindell
The major £1.7 billion ($2.3 billion) investment committed by Alphabet, Google's parent company, to artificial intelligence (AI) start-up Anthropic is being probed by the Competition and Markets Authority.
This new system builds on the foundation established by the PT-1, which has successfully deployed seven on-premises systems.
Infineon Technologies has introduced the thinnest silicon power wafer yet developed, marking a major advancement in semiconductor technology.
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