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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European Central Bank economists say AI valuations could still correct as investors price long-term expectations into today's technology companies.
Charlton Gateway proposes a major data centre development at Charlton Riverside, combining digital infrastructure with workspace, landscaped public spaces, and potential district heating.
The Premier League is introducing mandatory cyber standards for all clubs, with phased compliance, annual assessments and fines of up to £100,000 for non-compliance.
New research shows power availability is becoming the defining factor in where hyperscale data centres can expand as AI demand accelerates worldwide.
Mike Hellers explains why digital infrastructure resilience depends on removing single points of failure rather than simply adding more redundancy.
OakNorth's £25 million loan is supporting the expansion of DataVita's Glasgow AI data centre, adding new AI-ready capacity backed by CoreWeave demand.
A cyberattack that disrupted a UK electricity generator has renewed attention on critical national infrastructure resilience, operational security and energy sector preparedness.
Industry leaders explain how AI is reshaping early career jobs and why employers need new approaches to skills, progression and workforce development.
Lambda's reported £2.1bn fundraising talks show investors continue backing the neocloud model and AI compute infrastructure at scale.
OpenAI's first Jalapeño benchmarks show significant gains in performance per watt and lower latency, highlighting the growing role of custom silicon in AI infrastructure.
