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  • The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild review – Nintendo’s latest is the greatest game they’ve made since 1990-something

    March 8, 2017

    A very long time ago indeed, in the ancient year of 1986, there existed a NES game called The Legend of Zelda. It was like nothing else at the time, a sprawling and freeform fantasy adventure that thrust you into an open world with little guidance, and left you to figure out how everything worked. [...]

  • Budget 2017 UK: Nope, driverless cars are not in the Budget, Philip Hammond just used them for laughs about Corbyn’s Labour leadership

    March 8, 2017

    You'd be forgiven for thinking that driverless cars are getting a major boost with plans announced in today's Budget to help the UK become a top player in automotive automation. For anyone listening to chancellor Philip Hammond's speech (or reading through the transcript), there was indeed mention of funding for disruptive technologies such as "biotech, robotics and driverless cars". [...]

  • Budget 2017 UK: Robotics, 5G, broadband and everything promised for “disruptive” tech by Philip Hammond

    March 8, 2017

    Millions of pounds in fresh funding has been promised for disruptive new technologies such as robotics, electric cars and biotech by the government. Chancellor Philip Hammond pledged new cash for development of the technologies in the Spring Budget along with plans to get started on creating a 5G network in the UK and boost broadband. How [...]

  • Budget 2017 UK: “T-Levels” shake-up for young people’s technical training promised by Philip Hammond

    March 8, 2017

    The government is promising to invest fresh cash in preparing young people for the new global economy with investment in technical training. Chancellor Philip Hammond confirmed the new £500m plans he called "game-changing" in his Spring Budget on Wednesday. The radical overhaul of post-16 education will see a dizzying array of 13,000 different qualifications whittled down [...]

  • The worst or best job in tech? Uber boss Travis Kalanick’s hiring a COO after a terrible month of non-stop troubles

    March 8, 2017

    It could be the best job in tech – working for one of the biggest and most disruptive startups ever, a dream job for any Silicon Valley (and beyond) executive – or the worst. Uber’s recent troubles have spurred under fire chief executive Travis Kalanick to hire a chief operating officer, a number two to [...]

  • Part of British chipmaker Arm to be sold to Saudi-backed Softbank Vision Fund

    March 8, 2017

    Softbank is reportedly selling part of newly acquired British chipmaker Arm to its Saudi-backed investment fund. After snapping up the firm for £24bn in a shock mega-deal just weeks after the vote to leave the European Union last June, the Japanese conglomerate is now selling a 25 per cent stake to its Vision Fund, the Financial Times reports, [...]

  • International Women’s Day: Why tech VCs must reflect the diversity of the firms they fund

    March 8, 2017

    Technology companies have an undeniable impact on the lives we lead. Every day, companies that didn’t exist five years ago influence the food we eat, the clothes we wear, the way we travel, and how we communicate with our colleagues and loved ones. Investors play a huge part in deciding whether these companies succeed or [...]

  • Snap Inc’s share price is tumbling further as blockbuster IPO gains disappear

    March 8, 2017

    Shares in Snap, the social media phenomenon that last week became the darling of the New York Stock Exchange, tumbled further at the open of US markets on Tuesday, falling a further 10 per cent to a fresh low of $21.30. Stock in the star tech company fell back down to earth yesterday, wiping nearly [...]

  • Online investment platforms help close the gender participation gap in equity markets by a fifth

    March 8, 2017

    Online investment platforms could help tackle gender inequality in participation in equity markets, according to an investor study of diversity trends. Research by SyndicateRoom into attitudes to investment found that online investment platforms had reduced inequality in male-female participation in equity markets by nearly 20 per cent. Men were 17 per cent more likely to access [...]

  • Hotmail and Outlook are down: Xbox players as well as hundreds of email users are unable to access their accounts due to Microsoft outage

    March 7, 2017

    A Microsoft crash has locked thousands of email users have been locked out of their accounts today. Website status monitoring service downdetector.com said there had been 1,276 reports of problems with Outlook today, which was previously known as Hotmail and is offered by Microsoft. A spokesperson for the firm said: "We are aware of reports [...]

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