Sunday, November 30, 2025
UK must brace for “Tomorrow’s cyber threats,” security Minister warns
The UK must urgently strengthen its defences against a rapidly escalating wave of cyber threats, Security Minister Dan Jarvis told business and tech leaders
Flatpay becomes Europe’s newest fintech unicorn
The company’s valuation has surged to €1.5 billion ($1.75 billion), a milestone that places it among some of the region’s largest and most successful payments players,
This Founder shares 5 hard-earned lessons from growing a startup to €1M ARR in just six months
Scaling from zero to €1 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) in just six months is the kind of growth most founders dream about, and few
Vigilant AI secures £585,000 to tackle compliance challenges in regulated AI adoption
Vigilant AI, a Derby-based startup focused on regulatory compliance in artificial intelligence workflows, has raised £585,000 in pre-seed funding to close what it calls the “trust
Perplexity strikes Getty deal to bolster credibility amid rising scrutiny
Perplexity has inked a multi-year licensing agreement with Getty Images. The deal, announced on October 31, gives Perplexity permission to display Getty’s vast library of stock
Study finds humans still surpass advanced AI in real-world understanding
In the race to build artificial intelligence that truly “understands” how the world works, humans are
Opinion
Liz Kendall urges Ofcom to act faster on online safety as delays raise concerns
Britain’s technology minister Liz Kendall has called on the country’s communications regulator, Ofcom, to move faster in enforcing new online safety laws designed to protect children and vulnerable users from harm. In
Can a tiny startup fix what’s wrong with AI? Literal Labs thinks so
AI is everywhere now. It helps pick your next movie, catch fraud,
Cracks in the firewall: Are U.S. export controls failing to stop china’s AI advancements?
In a thought-provoking essay released on Wednesday, Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic,
I listened to Steven Bartlett’s DOAC roundtable: Does the UK really need a new attitude toward entrepreneurs?
As a Journalist, I’ve seen countless conversations about global politics and economics,
When does posting online become a taxable business: HMRC seeks clarity as social media income blurs tax lines
Making money online has never looked so casual, or so confusing.Viral TikToks, Instagram grids, and live-streamed
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GADGETRY
Nintendo projects higher sales on strength of Switch 2
Nintendo’s latest earnings update paints a picture of a company firing on all cylinders. The Kyoto-based gaming giant is so confident in the runaway success of its new console that it’s raising
