Quantum
Quantum computer generates certified randomness in "critical industry milestone"
Scientists hail "major" achievement as a leap forward with significant implications for the development of quantum privacy and cryptography tech.
Machine
Pragmatic's flexible British RFID chip cooked up in Durham
Bendy NFC chip produced at British fab that was the first to offer industry-standard 300mm wafers.
Quantum
Open source quantum computer operating system launches on GitHub
"Our OS will facilitate the standardization of software and systems while driving the creation of innovative quantum applications."
AI
"The future of work is here": Oracle unveils build-an-AI-agent studio
"We’re entering a period that will fundamentally change how we work across functions and industries."
Government
The UK's supply chain is heavily reliant on "Chinese military companies", Bitsight warns
Investigators uncover China's links in critical areas of the economy and "hidden pillars" which could cause cascading systemic failure across industries.
Sir Keir Starmer celebrates Oracle's $5 billion investment in the UK
"My government is making the UK one of the best places in the world to invest in..."
AI
Unlocking Agentic AI: A guide to responsible implementation
"Organisations that tackle ethical, infrastructural and security concerns will drive efficiency, innovation and personalised experiences."
Quantum
QuamCore unveils "impossible" world-first quantum computer
"No one has had a clear path to get to a commercially viable quantum computer - until now."
AI
Data, governance and high-risk systems: How to comply with the EU AI Act
"Without the right data, in the right place, firms could fall foul of not just the AI Act but also other privacy regulation."
AI
Turning ambition into reality: SAP on unlocking the AI opportunity
European software giant shares data strategies, guidance for leaders and ideas on how to get ahead in the GenAI age.
Breaking the duopoly: A new dawn for alternative app stores?
"The clock is ticking. Resistance to change will soon not be an option."
Business
UK launches investigation into how TikTok, Imgur and Reddit use kids' data
"If social media and video sharing platforms want to benefit from operating in the UK they must comply with data protection law."