Covid-19 has changed the landscape of how we approach our working lives, with many challenges being particularly identified for female workers.
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The Government’s Future Fund has been further expanded to include companies incorporated in the UK, but who now have headquarters overseas.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already a part of how the Government and public bodies make decisions and deliver public services.
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Oxfordshire-based electric van maker Arrival is defying the struggles of the UK automotive industry.
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It’s great to see early stage UK innovators being rewarded, especially when the product under development has the potential to be transformative.
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The habits of a linear economy (make, use, dispose) are beginning to be replaced with enhanced recycling which promotes the concept of a stronger circular economy fit for today’s environmentally aware society.
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Research for some time has proclaimed that playing certain computer games over a period of more than 2 months can improve brain capacity, brain growth and combat certain neural degenerative conditions.
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According to the World Health Organisation, 91% of the world’s population breath pollute air, resulting in an estimated 7 million deaths per year worldwide.
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Sophos, a leading provider of cloud-enabled next-generation cybersecurity and a real Thames Valley tech success story, looks like it will become the first international acquisition by US private equity firm Thoma Bravo.
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In most cases, Tech disputes are much like any other commercial dispute. Often it boils down to whether one party has failed to do what they said they would do under their contract, whether that is in writing or not.
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Last week the terror attack which took place in Germany was streamed live on Twitch, an online video-gaming platform owned by Amazon. It was the gunman himself who filmed the 35-minute live stream in which he made anti-Semitic comments to the camera before shooting at the door of a synagogue and shooting dead two passers-by.
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In-app purchasing in video games may get caught by gambling regulations. The Gambling Act was introduced in 2005 primarily to ensure that gambling in the UK is done in a fair, open and legal way.
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