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  • Microsoft boss warns of AI trust crisis as UK workers lag behind bosses

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    Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella has warned that increasingly powerful AI systems are becoming less trustworthy, as new research exposes a widening confidence gap between UK bosses and their employees. Speaking at Microsoft’s Frontier Tour in London on Wednesday, Nadella urged businesses to embrace AI while retaining human oversight, warning that the technology’s growing capabilities [...]

    Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, speaking at a tech conference, wearing a suit, with a backdrop of the Microsoft logo
  • UK tech race at risk from ‘far too cautious’ government, warns watchdog

    Tech

    Britain risks falling behind in the global tech race unless the government takes greater risks backing British startups, the chairman of Parliament’s spending watchdog has warned. In a report published on Wednesday, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) urged UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) to take more equity stakes in companies it funds, arguing taxpayers are [...]

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  • Nscale eyes second $45bn deal with Anthropic after Microsoft setback

    Tech

    British AI infrastructure firm, Nscale, is in talks to secure a second $45bn (£33.5bn) computing deal with Anthropic, just a day after Microsoft pulled out of its flagship UK data centre project. The Nvidia-backed company is negotiating an agreement to supply the US AI giant with computing power from a second facility at its Monarch [...]

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  • US cybersecurity startup bets $200m on London expansion

    October 20, 2026

    A US cybersecurity startup valued at $3.5bn is opening a new London hub as part of a $200m expansion across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, creating 200 jobs as demand for cyber defences surges. Chainguard, backed by investors including Sequoia Capital, Lightspeed and General Catalyst, will establish its regional headquarters in Clerkenwell as it [...]

  • AI minister warned UK risks becoming ‘high-value AI customer’

    October 19, 2026

    Britain risks becoming a “high value AI customer” rather than developing its own tech unless ministers urgently invest in domestic firms, the government’s top science advisory body has warned. In a letter to AI minister Kanishka Narayan, the Council for Science and Technology (CST) called for a national AI sovereignty plan to reduce Britain’s reliance [...]

  • Nvidia’s $250m UK AI bet sparks warning over ‘foreign dependence’

    October 15, 2026

    Nvidia’s $250m investment in the UK’s AI safety research risks deepening the country’s dependence on American tech unless ministers ensure researchers retain control over safety standards, analysts have warned. The world’s most valuable company has pledged $50m a year in computing power over five years to support British research into autonomous AI agents, alongside plans [...]

  • Khan climbdown: Palantir settles £50m Met row after fears of ‘unlawful’ bias

    October 14, 2026

    Palantir has settled its High Court battle with Sadiq Khan’s policing office over a blocked £50m Metropolitan Police contract, following concerns that the decision had been unlawfully influenced by the US tech giant’s values and ethics. City AM understands the company pursued legal action not only to challenge the decision, but also to make sure [...]

  • Oxford AI chip startup raises $125m to tackle data centre power crunch

    October 14, 2026

    Oxford-based chip startup Salience Labs has raised $125m (£94m) from investors, including AMD and Intel, as the race to build AI data centres puts growing pressure on electricity supplies. The funding round, led by Bullhound Capital, is set to help the British firm scale production of its photonic chips, which use light rather than electrical [...]

  • ‘Expect to be spied on’: MI5 chief warns UK tech startups over foreign threats

    October 13, 2026

    British tech startups should expect to be targeted by foreign spies, the head of MI5 has warned, as the security service ramps up efforts to tackle cyberattacks and the growing national security risks posed by AI. Sir Ken McCallum, director general of MI5, has urged British businesses to strengthen their cyber defences, warning that hostile [...]

  • Anthropic offers £145k for London personal assistant amid AI agent boom

    October 12, 2026

    The company behind one of the world’s most advanced AI assistants is offering £145,000 for a human one in London, as tech giants continue to rely on people for jobs their own tech promises to automate. Anthropic, the developer of Claude, is recruiting an administrative business partner in the capital, despite developing AI tools capable [...]

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