Rebecca Uffindell is an Editorial Executive at Techerati. She specializes in themes such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, data governance, and corporate sustainability, with a keen focus on the intersection of technology and energy sectors. Rebecca's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including Techerati.
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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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Written by Rebecca Uffindell 6 hours ago Pure Data Centres Group and SEGRO have announced a second 50:50 joint venture to develop a 48MW
By: Rebecca Uffindell
Meta's reported custom chip strategy is about more than silicon. It reflects the industrial scale of AI infrastructure needed to support the next generation of AI services.
Written by Rebecca Uffindell 6 hours ago The European Commission has unveiled a new Action Plan on Cybersecurity and Artificial
Growing CVE volumes and AI-driven attacks are changing patch management. Discover why execution speed is becoming the most important cyber defence.
By: Rebecca Uffindell
Discover how digital infrastructure resilience ranks countries by their ability to maintain connectivity during major disruptions.
Rather than bringing power to AI, what if AI workloads moved closer to renewable energy? A new UK model explores exactly that.
Apple's lawsuit against OpenAI goes beyond legal claims. It highlights how AI hardware, engineering expertise and infrastructure are becoming strategic assets.
Pure DC's new Finland campus highlights how AI infrastructure is evolving through large-scale power, modular delivery and long-term regional investment.
Technology leaders agree the next phase of AI adoption is no longer about models. It's about people, processes, and organisational readiness.
New York has introduced the first statewide pause on new hyperscale data centres while it develops a new framework for energy, planning and community benefit.
