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  • Covid connections: Pandemic narrows digital divide as more Brits go online

    April 28, 2021

    While it may be hard to find silver linings in lockdown, it appears the rapid shift to online services has had its benefits. A surge in demand for internet services over the last year means the UK’s digital divide has narrowed even further, with more and more Brits getting connected. The proportion of homes without [...]

  • Microsoft sees continued demand for cloud services

    April 27, 2021

    It was another stellar quarter for Microsoft as it continued to benefit from the pandemic-induced shift to the cloud. The tech heavyweight beat Wall Street expectations for quarterly revenue, rising 19 per cent to $41.7bn in the three months to March just ahead of analysts’ estimates of $41.03bn.  Last quarter Microsoft reported a 17 per [...]

  • Google owner Alphabet beats revenue expectations as ad spend recovers

    April 27, 2021

    Google’s parent company Alphabet beat Wall Street estimates for the first quarter amidst a recovery in digital ad spend.  Revenue rose to $55.31bn in the first quarter from $41.16bn a year earlier, beating analyst estimates of $51.7bn according to Refinitiv data.  Alphabet shares rose about five per cent to $2,405 in after-hours trading.  Digital advertising [...]

  • Softbank leads $525m round in British drug developer Exscientia

    April 27, 2021

    British pharmaceutical company Exscientia has received funding from Softbank Vision Fund just a month after closing its last investment round.  Exscientia uses artificial intelligence to discover new drug molecules and has now designed two drugs that are in Phase 1 of clinical trials.  The Oxford-based company today announced it had completed a $225m Series D [...]

  • Oneweb raises $550m as French satellite firm Eutelsat takes major stake

    April 27, 2021

    Oneweb today said it had raised $550m (£395m) in fresh funding from French satellite firm Eutelsat as the race to roll out space internet services gathers pace. Eutelsat, which is part owned by the French state, will take a stake of roughly 24 per cent in the British company and take on similar governance rights [...]

  • Spotify launches podcast subscriptions as Apple rivalry heats up

    April 27, 2021

    Spotify today revealed plans to launch a paid subscription platform for podcasters as the streaming service’s rivalry with Apple continues to heat up. The feature, which will initially launch in the US, means podcast creators can mark certain episodes as subscriber-only and publish them on Spotify, as well as on other podcast services. It comes [...]

  • Oppo Find X3 Pro review: An excellent new top-tier handset

    April 27, 2021

    The consumer electronics industry has been hit as hard as any by the pandemic, with companies struggling to even build their products – just try getting your hands on a graphics card or a next gen games console – let alone get them in front of customers. And while there have been a handful of [...]

  • Digital health app Livi secures $2bn valuation after fresh funding round

    April 27, 2021

    Digital GP platform Kry today said it has raised $300m (£216m) in a fresh funding round after enjoying a surge in demand for remote healthcare services during the pandemic. The new cash injection, led by CPP Investments and Fidelity, takes the company’s valuation to over $2bn — almost three times the price tag given after [...]

  • Facebook advertising chief issued warning over inflated audience figures

    April 27, 2021

    A top Facebook executive warned colleagues the company must “prepare for the worst” over claims it inflated figures on how many people its adverts could reach, court filings have revealed. Carolyn Everson, vice president of the social media giant’s global business group, wrote in an email in 2017 that the company would be “justifiably” criticised [...]

  • How curing cataracts offers a 1,500% socio-economic return

    April 27, 2021  |  City Talk

    According to the World Health Organisation, 95 million people worldwide are affected by blindness or severe visual impairment due to cataracts.  Cataracts are disproportionately prevalent in low-and-middle-income countries, where they account for 50% of blindness, compared to just 5% of blindness within developed countries. The socioeconomic effect of cataract surgery is substantial. It allows people [...]

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