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  • SpaceX founder Elon Musk wants to build a “self-sustaining city” on Mars

    September 27, 2016

    SpaceX founder Elon Musk has revealed plans to build a "self-sustaining city" on Mars and make humans a "multi-planetary species" within our lifetimes – and said manned missions to the Red Planet could begin as soon as 2022.  Musk unveiled plans for an “interplanetary transport system” to colonise the planet during an address at the [...]

  • Destiny: Rise of Iron – another lease of life for the space shooter, but it falls short of the Bungie’s inspirational best

    September 27, 2016

    Destiny’s previous expansion, The Taken King, was a bit of a relief. It simplified the space odyssey’s more frustrating elements, meaning, for example, that when you finally obtained a much-sought after piece of gear (one that you had killed countless sentient beings for) you could start using it right away, rather than having to collect [...]

  • Global telecoms giants form pact with car makers to develop 5G self driving infrastructure

    September 27, 2016

    Some of the world’s biggest telecom equipment makers have pledged to work with car giants on the infrastructure required to make driverless vehicles a reality. Ericsson, Huawei, Intel, Nokia, and Qualcomm will work with German car makers Audi, BMW, and Mercedes owner Daimler to put together the technology. It’s understood the group of companies are [...]

  • Businesses want watchdogs to get tougher on cyber fails

    September 27, 2016

    Businesses would like regulators to do more to crack down on those with holes in their cyber security, research out today has found. Over three quarters (77 per cent) of the UK board directors surveyed on behalf of NCC Group want watchdogs to take a tougher stance on those with insufficient cyber security measures, while [...]

  • London’s the best place in the world for fostering fintech as industry eyes new success measures

    September 27, 2016

    London is the best city in the world for fostering fintech, ahead of New York, Silicon Valley and Hong Kong – but it faces a run for its money from Singapore – as the industry pushes for better measures for assessing its contribution to the economy and the government's new industrial strategy. The two cities were ranked highest based [...]

  • Businesses heart the internet but experts warn there is more to be done

    September 27, 2016

    UK businesses could still do more to harness the power of the internet, experts have said at the Institute of Directors annual convention today. Martha Lane Fox, who is now a government digital adviser, told the audience: "There is still an enormous prize for the country that puts the internet at the heart of how [...]

  • Sharing is caring: Airbnb wants half of London homes to be rentable through its platform

    September 27, 2016

    Airbnb wants to help open up more front doors across London, with one of its senior staffers stating today he hopes half the homes in the Capital will be rentable on the platform in the future. However, Olivier Gremillon, managing director for EMEA for Airbnb, also told the audience at the Institute of Directors annual convention that this rather lofty [...]

  • Twitter’s share price has jumped on reports of Disney interest, though Disney’s have dipped

    September 26, 2016

    Entertainment behemoth Walt Disney is plotting a bid for Twitter, it has been reported. Disney is working with a financial adviser to evaluate a possible bid according to Bloomberg, citing sources familiar with the matter. Shares in the social media firm leapt on the news, though Disney investors were not as thrill by the news.  Twitter's stock price [...]

  • The US is looking to formalise policy around blockchain technology

    September 26, 2016

    The UK faces competition from across the pond in positioning itself as a world leader in blockchain technology. The fledgling technology that underpins bitcoin, but has far wider implications beyond digital currencies, is hitting the agenda of the US government with the creation of a cross-party working group to look at policies surrounding the technology as well as digital currencies such [...]

  • Forget Brexit, this startup is eyeing “Brentry” with London expansion plans

    September 26, 2016

    An innovative crowdfunding startup which helps people invest in up-and-coming tech startups alongside venture capitalists has unveiled plans to break into the UK, dismissing any concerns around the uncertainty of Brexit. OurCrowd, a three-year-old Israeli startup which last week landed $£72m (£56m) in funding, plans to open an office in London early next year where it will look to [...]

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