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23 Oct 2026
Meta's $25B fine underscores risks of data privacy missteps
The fine imposed by a New Mexico judge shows how serious the consequences of misusing customer data can be for companies, as the risks of that grow in the AI era.
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23 Oct 2026
Siemens, Nvidia deploy industrial AI to reduce engineering effort
The partners are using digital twins and AI agents as part of a roadmap to create AI-powered manufacturing facilities.
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23 Oct 2026
AI cost controls lag as CFOs' influence grows, Deloitte finds
CFOs are taking a bigger role in AI investments, but spending controls aren't keeping pace. Deloitte found 53% still review AI usage costs after the fact.
Artificial Intelligence News from the past 365 days
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26 Oct 2026
Employees must be empowered to refuse AI tools at work, says UTAW
Tech worker union says meaningful consultation over artificial intelligence deployments and new rights of refusal are needed to protect workers from the negative impacts of the technology’s proliferation in their workplaces
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26 Oct 2026
6G-Rocket launches at University of Oulu for AI-native RAN
Finland-based 6G development programme looks to move beyond simulations and demonstrate practical AI-based radio access network technologies in GPU-accelerated testbeds
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26 Oct 2026
Portsmouth Water turns tap on fibre broadband sensing to reduce leaks
Fibre-based broadband technology will help find leaks more quickly and maintain leakage performance standards set by south of England water authority
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26 Oct 2026
Singtel reins in AI sprawl with sovereign inferencing platform
Moving siloed AI projects onto one governed platform has let Singtel scale AI quickly, and its virtual agent now handles most customer calls without human help
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26 Oct 2026
Pronto Software maps out AI agent plans as it turns 50
The Australian ERP supplier is integrating AI agents and open source models into its software, as customers such as Pedders, Haymes Paint and Ted’s Cameras work out where the technology fits
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25 Oct 2026
Red Hat opens Singapore AI centre to take customers beyond pilots
The facility, backed by Singapore’s Economic Development Board, will station forward-deployed engineers in the region to help organisations such as defence agency DSTA bring AI projects into production
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25 Oct 2026
Financial services leaders believe AI impact will be bigger than Big Bang
KPMG survey reveals belief that artificial intelligence will shake up the finance sector more than the 1986 financial Big Bang
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23 Oct 2026
Microsoft Frontier Tour London: Agentic AI governance in the spotlight
During the London event, Microsoft chief Satya Nadella outlined his view of how agentic AI needs to be managed as part of enterprise IT
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23 Oct 2026
UK utilities report connectivity safety fears through network downtime
Research finds that despite nearly all utility companies in the UK having connectivity infrastructure in place, nearly all are experiencing downtime, with wide gap between connectivity coverage and performance
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23 Oct 2026
UK utilities report connectivity safety fears through network downtime
Research finds that despite nearly all utility companies in the UK having connectivity infrastructure in place, nearly all are experiencing downtime, with wide gap between connectivity coverage and performance
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23 Oct 2026
Nokia, Nvidia accelerate AI-RAN, physical AI commercial deployment
AI hardware leader and global comms tech firm team to deliver artificial intelligence into radio access networks of four leading European operators, powered by latest processors
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23 Oct 2026
Lumen AI boosts network resilience, unveils wavelength service
AI-powered tools designed to help prevent network disruptions, speed recovery and keep customers informed
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22 Oct 2026
Databricks' latest improves AI memory, infrastructure for agents
The vendor's new additions address some of the real-world problems customers are having as they attempt to deploy agents at scale.
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22 Oct 2026
Extreme aims to be network local hero with Exchange Zones
Network systems provider unveils industry’s first on-premise enterprise AI infrastructure for networking to bring AI to branch and edge sites, supporting data sovereignty, localisation, survivability
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22 Oct 2026
AgentSpot a means for ThoughtSpot users to build and share AI
With business decisions often a collaborative process but AI tools frequently used in isolation, the vendor's new workspace provides an environment for multiplayer AI.
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22 Oct 2026
Barclays to cut 5,000 jobs and employ more artificial intelligence
The UK bank is cutting thousands of jobs as it invests in the latest technologies, such as artificial intelligence
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22 Oct 2026
Interview: IQT, the organisation with roots in the CIA
Jennifer Nelson runs the international arm of an organisation that takes stakes in tech firms that secure US and allied interests
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21 Oct 2026
Telstra, Ericsson expand autonomous network collaboration
Leading operator and comms tech firm expand collaboration to accelerate the industry’s shift towards autonomous networks with a common knowledge taxonomy, exchange and composition
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21 Oct 2026
MPs ask finance regulators how they will deal with Google Cloud after outage
Tech giants, including Google Cloud, now fall in the regulatory remit of Critical Third Parties
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21 Oct 2026
Southeast Asian enterprises trail consumers in AI usage
Per capita AI usage in Southeast Asia is about a tenth of US levels, a gap the latest e-Conomy SEA report puts down to consumer-led, mobile-first adoption rather than enterprise deployments
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20 Oct 2026
AstraZeneca works with Oracle to speed up drug trials
Pharmaceutical company is working with Oracle to advance the use of AI and data analytics in medicine
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20 Oct 2026
Nvidia, German government team to advance industrial AI
Summit sees AI chip leader embark on joint initiative to advance cutting edge artificial intelligence models for physical AI using German industrial data, manufacturing know-how and engineering expertise
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20 Oct 2026
Couchbase's new features target cost, complexity of deploying agents
New capabilities in the vendor's AI Data Plane include native integration with Amazon Bedrock and converting unstructured data to vector embeddings in private networks.
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20 Oct 2026
Teradata's new security measures aim to harness AI agents
The vendor's new features, including poly-anonymization to reduce PII exposure address customer needs, bring its privacy and security capabilities in line with its peers.
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20 Oct 2026
FCA gets hundreds of applicants for two top artificial intelligence roles
The financial services regulator is looking for senior staff to lead its agentic AI and data science operations
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20 Oct 2026
Mercedes-Benz accelerates global product development with PLM.AI
Product lifecycle management system connects sales and after-sales across entire product lifecycle through AI to enable innovations to reach series maturity faster
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20 Oct 2026
BT spreads Global Fabric security across networks
AI-ready networking platform offers optimised secure connectivity, allowing users to scale use of AI agents, cloud applications and autonomous digital workflows
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20 Oct 2026
Freshworks builds towards autonomous IT as it moves upmarket
Freshworks CEO Dennis Woodside is expanding Freshservice into IT operations and software spend management and says customers shouldn’t have to work out what AI is costing them in tokens
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20 Oct 2026
Neo4j joins the context cavalcade with suite for informing AI agents
Context Engine is a set of features that enables the vendor's customers to build knowledge layers for agents to access to inform their actions.
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19 Oct 2026
Denmark stands against critics of public sector AI plans
Public authorities to get standing permit to process personal data with artificial intelligence, but critics say it plays too loosely with rights against government intrusion
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19 Oct 2026
Funding, people and patience: How the UK can become a deeptech leader
At an event run by the Global Tech Advocates group, female leaders working in the deeptech sector discussed the ways in which the UK can become a leader in the space, including a focus on funding, people and having patience
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19 Oct 2026
DE-CIX claims AI-agent network management first
Internet exchange introduces open source Model Context Protocol server to let customers use AI agents to find, order and manage network connections, through natural-language network
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19 Oct 2026
Santander slashes cost of generating AI responses
Working with Nvidia, Spanish bank is using smaller specialised AI models for specific banking tasks
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19 Oct 2026
Lenovo’s AI Express targets enterprises waiting for AI servers
Lenovo has set a 15 to 25 business day order-to-ship target for three pre-validated AI server configurations, offering faster shipments to enterprises that have struggled to get GPU kit amid a memory crunch
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18 Oct 2026
OpenAI backs AI incident reporting rules but leaves timelines to governments
OpenAI’s global affairs chief Chris Lehane said the company is behind Singapore’s call for full transparency on AI incidents, but will let governments decide how quickly they must be told
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16 Oct 2026
CMA to decide Microsoft strategic market status by February 2027
The CMA proposes to designate Microsoft’s business software ecosystem with strategic market status and sets out a roadmap on Copilot, Teams, cloud licensing and security
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16 Oct 2026
International finance body espouses ‘sound practices’ for AI adoption
The Financial Stability Board has published 12 practices for financial services organisations to follow when implementing AI
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16 Oct 2026
London AI concentration could stunt UK growth
Demand for artificial intelligence is surging across the UK, but talent is concentrated in the capital
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15 Oct 2026
AI agents can act, but humans must own the outcome
AI agents can operate at machine speed, but people still need to set intent, make the hard calls and answer for outcomes, says Goh Eng Choon of ST Engineering
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15 Oct 2026
AI will trade in finance markets instead of humans, says HSBC investment bank boss
Humans will have to remain in the loop as AI completes more algorithmic trading, according to HSBC’s corporate and institutional banking CEO
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15 Oct 2026
Waste-to-energy firm picks Stackable on Ionos for sovereignty
Munich plant builder Martin centralises 10GB of telemetry per line each day on open-source Stackable, hosted by Ionos, to dodge US hyperscaler lock-in and the US Cloud Act
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15 Oct 2026
AIforce World Tour: Salesforce promises free Slack access to UK students
Salesforce said it will give UK further and higher education students free Slack Enterprise, as part of a drive to close the digital skills gap
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15 Oct 2026
UAE leads in AI agent deployment as governance gaps emerge
Some 15% of UAE CIOs say their organisations run more than 500 AI agents in production, but limited visibility and containment capabilities pose challenges for enterprise oversight
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15 Oct 2026
AI tool used in asylum case reviews failing accuracy tests
Asylum seekers are not informed that caseworkers use an AI tool to summarise their interviews used by decision makers
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15 Oct 2026
How Nearmap is teaching AI to read rooftops from 10,000 feet
Australian aerial imagery specialist Nearmap is pairing its own camera systems with AI models trained on expert-labelled data to assess the condition of individual properties, from hail-damaged roofs to rusting air-conditioning systems
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15 Oct 2026
Anthropic opens Singapore office, signs AI safety pact with government
The Claude maker now offers in-region inference for firms with strict data residency rules in the city-state, where GovTech, Grab and DBS are already using its models
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14 Oct 2026
Why many AI companies are set to fail
Is the artificial intelligence bubble about to burst? Analyst Gartner does not expect CIOs will ramp up the amount they pay for AI inference
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14 Oct 2026
Bigeye focuses on enforcing AI governance with Policy Engine
AI doesn't work without user confidence in the results; a new feature within Bigeye's Agent Trust Hub aims to reassure users by controlling what data agents can access.
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14 Oct 2026
NatWest uses Nvidia for natural language banking
UK bank is testing Nvidia’s artificial intelligence technology with Royal Bank of Scotland customers
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14 Oct 2026
Amazon uses AI-powered ‘risk’ system to track union activity globally
Internal documents disclosed during a Canadian labour dispute show Amazon is using an artificial intelligence-powered risk-scoring system named Atlas to track union organising among its workforce, while training managers on how to handle what it perceives as the ‘threat’ of union activity
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14 Oct 2026
Starling Bank claims first banking AI trained on UK sovereign cloud
Starling says ‘transactional foundation model’ will train on more than 15 billion anonymised transactions on Civo’s UK cloud – but the data tokenises in Google Cloud first
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13 Oct 2026
Fast AI adoption needs ‘good brakes’, says former CSA chief
At his first Singapore International Cyber Week since leaving CSA, David Koh drew on the CrowdStrike outage and the UNC3886 attacks to make the case for building resilience into AI adoption from the start
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13 Oct 2026
IMF warns of cyber threat to digitally connected financial markets
Interconnected services plus software from key suppliers and greater digitisation presents a large attack surface for AI-powered attacks
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13 Oct 2026
Infosys boss describes AI job fears as ‘hogwash’
Artificial intelligence will fuel demand for new skills, says chairman of Indian IT outsourcing giant
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13 Oct 2026
Data dive: The carbon bill for the UK’s datacentre boom
The UK’s existing datacentres emit about 1.5 million tonnes of CO2e a year. A 14.6GW committed pipeline would add about 12 million tonnes a year – or 38 million tonnes if it all runs on gas
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13 Oct 2026
Colt expands global network investment to power wave of AI growth
Hyperscalers, neoscalers and wholesale providers looking to make global AI ambitions a reality targeted in ongoing network expansion
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13 Oct 2026
AI minister talks up tech independence
In a speech on Monday, AI minister Kanishka Narayan discussed his views on tech sovereignty and why AI firms need to be more cautious
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13 Oct 2026
Firms can’t count their AI agents, let alone switch them off
RSA’s CEO wants AI agents managed like employees, but other security leaders differ on how far that should go
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13 Oct 2026
Enterprises are growing the use of AI – but proving what it earns is the harder part
At the World Summit AI conference, Santander, Axa, ABN Amro, AMD and Albert Heijn explained how they are trying to turn AI projects into demonstrable value they can prove
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13 Oct 2026
Singapore adopts proactive cyber defence under new national strategy
Singapore’s cyber security strategy is built around continuous threat hunting, a national command centre and AI-assisted cyber defence
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13 Oct 2026
The Security Interviews: A post-Mythos reality check
Rudra Mitra, vice-president of security services at AWS, on why cyber security teams need to rethink their approach to IT security
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12 Oct 2026
Campaign group submits evidence to two Capita probes as pension scheme member turns to food bank
Members of the Civil Service Pension Scheme make submissions to two inquiries into the Capita disaster that has left many in extreme financial hardship
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12 Oct 2026
Capital, not chips, may be the real brake on the AI build-out
The world is spending about $200bn a year running AI models and getting $150bn back, Broadcom’s Hock Tan told DBS’s inaugural Asia Future Forward Conference in Singapore, with most enterprises yet to see a return
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12 Oct 2026
AI: Faster than the speed of safety
Microsoft president Brad Smith calls for industry-wide collaboration, while the UK government ramps up cyber defence to tackle AI safety concerns
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12 Oct 2026
DBS CEO warns against ‘AI lipstick’ as TikTok turns to agents for safety checks
DBS chief executive Tan Su Shan says firms have to rethink how work gets done to get real value from AI, while TikTok’s Shou Zi Chew sets out how the video platform is using agents and vision models in its safety work
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11 Oct 2026
How F1 and Lenovo shrank the sport’s travelling datacentre
Three racks of IT kit have become one in Formula 1’s travelling datacentre, and the sport has pulled telemetry processing back to the circuit so teams get their data sooner
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09 Oct 2026
Major hurdles found in transition to autonomous broadband networks
Research highlights poor device compatibility and inconsistent data as key challenges that must be addressed before broadband networks can become autonomous
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09 Oct 2026
Why websites need to assess the Wikimedia attack
An OpenAI bot overloaded Wikimedia, attacked a system at the foundation and attempted to change entries
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09 Oct 2026
Security, cost benefits drive the rise of bringing AI to data
Natively integrating models where data lives has proven safer, more cost efficient and effective than porting data into LLMs when building agents and other AI tools.
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09 Oct 2026
Microsoft tweaks Windows to secure agentic AI
The half-yearly update to the Windows operating system gets a host of features for running AI models locally and securely
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09 Oct 2026
Interview: Chris Kairinos, senior director of global modern workplace technology, A+E Global Media
The US media company is looking to AI and agentic tools to improve its IT service desk and employee experience
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09 Oct 2026
AI model developers have ‘no justification’ for failing to comply with privacy law
Large language models must have lawful basis for processing personal data – ‘benefiting humanity’ is not enough, says Information Commissioner’s Office
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09 Oct 2026
ComfortDelGro to pull workloads back from public cloud
The Singapore transport operator can now host production Kubernetes workloads on its private cloud, and it wants most of its AI work there, too, as it tries to keep a lid on data exposure and token bills
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08 Oct 2026
Defence tops public sector AI spend as Palantir takes £553m
A sweep of 2,008 UK public-sector AI contracts finds £1.83bn of award value, with US-owned companies winning about one in 10 contracts but more than half the money
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08 Oct 2026
ING deliberately started AI journey the hard way
Dutch bank has kicked off its artificial intelligence journey with a complex mortgages product line
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08 Oct 2026
HSBC cuts wealth management roles as AI increasingly services customers
UK bank could cut 70% of its human wealth advisers as it uses artificial intelligence to serve wealthy clients
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08 Oct 2026
SAS launches new governance suite to bolster customer trust in AI
AI Navigator is designed to foster widespread AI adoption by providing transparency into agents' actions and a comprehensive view of an enterprise's entire AI network.
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08 Oct 2026
Public sector risk and double standards over occupied Palestine
The UK bans cloud and software for Russia, but sanctions illegal Israeli settlements only narrowly – while AWS, Google and Microsoft run the IT infrastructure for the occupation
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08 Oct 2026
Broadcom targets 50% VCF 9 adoption by late 2027 as AI speeds vulnerability discovery
Broadcom infrastructure software chief Ram Velaga says AI models that can find software flaws quickly are pushing VMware customers to upgrade faster, and argues enterprises should own rather than rent their AI infrastructure
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07 Oct 2026
Atlassian Team ’26 Europe: move to AI as team sport with ‘multi-player’ agentic system
At its European customer event in Amsterdam, Atlassian unveiled AMP, a multi-player agentic AI system said to enable collaborative teamwork between humans and artificial intelligence agents
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07 Oct 2026
AI may be driving more software developers to freelance
The latest Stack Overflow survey shows that a growing number of software developers are working as sole traders
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07 Oct 2026
Telstra expands key Australian comms corridor from Sydney to Perth
Integrated digital infrastructure business announces Perth-Sydney route adding high-capacity connectivity and resilience
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06 Oct 2026
How Optus, Bupa and others are using Databricks
Optus has replaced its legacy data platforms, and Bupa’s marketers now get answers in minutes rather than weeks – two of the experiences shared at Databricks’ Data + AI World Tour in Sydney
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06 Oct 2026
AI slop overwhelms Google’s OSS bug bounty programme
Google has closed its open source vulnerability reporting programme to new submissions while it recalibrates in the face of a surge in automated junk reports
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06 Oct 2026
New Precisely capabilities address common AI development hurdles
The vendor's AI Studio and unified data management suite are designed to simplify development on top of a trusted data foundation
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06 Oct 2026
UK government accepts AI healthcare recommendations
An AI sandbox will be used to enable developers, regulators and healthcare partners to test how AI devices can be safely monitored continuously
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06 Oct 2026
JP Morgan Chase most advanced in AI as UK banks group in chasing pack
North American banks dominate the leading group of AI adopters, according to global benchmark
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06 Oct 2026
LeapXpert jumps into WhatsApp enterprise messaging for Webex
Governed communication intelligence provider and collaboration giant to take unified comms system beyond internal collaboration and into client messaging based on Meta platform
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05 Oct 2026
Metropolitan Police awards Atos with £350m IT deal
IT firm will provide London police force with IT services for six years as part of new deal
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05 Oct 2026
Vultr swoops for HPE networking scale-up switching
Cloud infrastructure company to deploy first AMD Helio AI Rack by featuring new purpose-built networking scale-up switching at its US datacentres
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05 Oct 2026
NAO to investigate what went wrong in Capita’s civil service pension takeover
The transfer of the Civil Service Pension Scheme to a new administrator has been a disaster, but why?
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05 Oct 2026
UK signs innovation and tech deal with Taiwan
Agreement builds on existing collaboration between the UK and Taiwan, and aims to drive development in several areas, including semiconductors and standards around artificial intelligence
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05 Oct 2026
Nucleus Network taps AI agent to screen clinical trial volunteers
The Australian clinical research organisation is using an AI agent built on Salesforce’s Agentforce to do early screening of trial volunteers, but its doctors still determine who can participate in a trial
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02 Oct 2026
Startup Golden Analytics aims to shine with AI-native BI
The startup, founded by former Tableau executive Francois Ajenstat, aims to compete with established providers with a fully AI-powered platform rather than bolted on AI tools.
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01 Oct 2026
Bank of England warns of AI debt
Bank of England governor Andy Bailey warns that artificial intelligence benefits may take longer to be realised
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01 Oct 2026
NetApp aims Novus storage at AI factory bottlenecks
NetApp Insight launches for new Novus storage that scales to 100TBps to keep AI factory GPUs fed, European data sovereignty controls and six months of free AI Data Engine
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01 Oct 2026
Atos invests in AI education for West Midlands youth
IT services provider is working with Tech First Youth to provide artificial intelligence education to 650,000 young people
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30 Sep 2026
Magic ETL update marks first Domo platform release since acquisition
While the vendor's capabilities are integrated into Progress Software's broader offering, new capabilities demonstrate that Domo remains competitive.
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30 Sep 2026
‘Inherent sovereignty is a fallacy’ says Beyond.pl AI factory exec
Beyond.pl built central Europe’s first sovereign AI factory on Everpure and Nvidia kit – now its CEO argues the real issue is operational sovereignty, not where the box sits
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30 Sep 2026
Trust Bank cuts incident triage time to two minutes with AI agents
The Singapore digital bank is running AI agents on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore to work out the likely cause of an incident before engineers join the call, with humans still deciding on the fix
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30 Sep 2026
Saudi Arabia’s next AI challenge is turning infrastructure into capability
Magna AI executive says governance, operational ownership and sovereign control will determine whether organisations can scale artificial intelligence beyond pilots