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Controversial Zimbabwean inventor Sangulani Maxwell Chikumbutso finally unveils groundbreaking fuel-free car alongside President Emmerson Mnangagwa

Early this week, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa officially launched two vehicles model and one motorcycle that are said to be powered by a revolutionary energy source—one that defies conventional physics, a technology

January 30, 2025

by Fabrice Iranzi

Okredo Secures €1.2M EU Funding to Develop AI-Powered Scoring System for 30 Million EU Companies

Okredo, a UK-based startup specializing in open data solutions, has secured €1.2 million in EU funding to develop a multi-modular AI/ML-driven scoring system valued at €1.5 million. This advanced system aims to score 30 million EU companies, offering AI-based insights

August 14, 2024

by Fabrice Iranzi

Scientists create world’s first diamond battery: A power source that lasts millennia

Imagine a battery that could keep running for thousands of years. No recharging, no replacing, and

‘Buy Now Pay Later’ under scrutiny: What regulation coming in 2025 means for consumers and providers

The UK government is set to regulate Buy-Now, Pay-Later (BNPL) firms, bringing them under the supervision

Amazon Web Services unveils Ocelot chip: A quantum leap towards error-free computing

Amazon Web Services (AWS) today announced the development of Ocelot, a quantum computing chip designed to reduce the resources required for error correction by up to 90%, marking a significant step toward

February 27, 2025

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Ignota Labs secures $6.9 million to resurrect failing drugs with AI

Ignota Labs, a biotechnology startup leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to revive promising yet abandoned drug candidates, has raised $6.9 million (GBP 5.5 million) in seed funding. The round, co-led by Montage Ventures

February 26, 2025

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Britain’s creative industries fight back against AI copyright proposals

A united front from UK media and artists pressures the government to rethink its AI copyright reforms. For once, Britain’s newspapers are in agreement. Readers picking up their morning papers on February

February 25, 2025

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Startup Leafr secures £600,000 to tackle sustainability skills gap for SMEs

A London-based startup named Leafr has raised £600,000 in funding to address a growing challenge for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs): accessing affordable sustainability expertise. Founded by Nick Valenzia and Gus Bartholomew,

February 25, 2025

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Bybit hacked for $1.5 billion: The largest crypto heist in history—What happened?

Bybit—one of the largest crypto exchanges globally, has fallen victim to what is now being called the biggest digital heist in history. A staggering $1.5 billion in digital assets was stolen from

February 22, 2025

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Controversial british Investor James Watt launches UK version of DOGE – Introducing “Corgi” to fight government waste

Entrepreneur and investor James Watt, best known as the co-founder of BrewDog, has just announced the launch of a new initiative aimed at tackling government inefficiency. He’s calling it Corgi, which stands

February 21, 2025

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UK government consults on AI and copyright laws to boost creative industries and innovation

The UK government has launched a significant consultation aimed at clarifying copyright laws for AI developers and the creative industries. This move is designed to foster innovation and growth, ensuring that both

February 20, 2025

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Microsoft unveils Majorana 1: A quantum leap toward solving the world’s toughest problems

Microsoft has introduced the Majorana 1, the world’s first quantum chip powered by a new Topological Core architecture. The company claims this innovation will pave the way for quantum computers capable of

February 20, 2025

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London AI startup augmetec secures £2M to tackle global compliance crisis with automated investigations

As corporations worldwide grapple with escalating regulatory demands and reputational risks, London-based startup Augmetec has secured £2 million in seed funding to deploy artificial intelligence (AI) as a weapon against inefficiency in

February 20, 2025

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Luminance secures $75 million in series C funding to scale legal AI innovation

Luminance, a leader in Legal-Grade™ AI technology, has raised $75 million in a Series C funding round, bringing its total raised in the last 12 months to over $115 million. This oversubscribed

February 18, 2025

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Controversial Zimbabwean inventor Sangulani Maxwell Chikumbutso finally unveils groundbreaking fuel-free car alongside President Emmerson Mnangagwa

Okredo Secures €1.2M EU Funding to Develop AI-Powered Scoring System for 30 Million EU Companies

Scientists create world’s first diamond battery: A power source that lasts millennia

‘Buy Now Pay Later’ under scrutiny: What regulation coming in 2025 means for consumers and providers

Amazon Web Services unveils Ocelot chip: A quantum leap towards error-free computing

Ignota Labs secures $6.9 million to resurrect failing drugs with AI

Britain’s creative industries fight back against AI copyright proposals

Startup Leafr secures £600,000 to tackle sustainability skills gap for SMEs

Bybit hacked for $1.5 billion: The largest crypto heist in history—What happened?

Controversial british Investor James Watt launches UK version of DOGE – Introducing “Corgi” to fight government waste

UK government consults on AI and copyright laws to boost creative industries and innovation

Microsoft unveils Majorana 1: A quantum leap toward solving the world’s toughest problems

London AI startup augmetec secures £2M to tackle global compliance crisis with automated investigations

Luminance secures $75 million in series C funding to scale legal AI innovation

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