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  • Our healthcare system is trapped in an impasse as pharmaceutical firms struggle to fund medical innovations

    May 1, 2019

    The price of technological innovations in health care has once again been brought into focus. Orkambi, a new pharmaceutical treatment for a specific type of cystic fibrosis has not been approved for availability on the NHS because its price is deemed too high. Meanwhile, there is panic at the relentless rise of fatal antibiotic-resistant infections [...]

  • City Moves for 1 May – Who’s switching jobs at Mirriad, Discoverie Group and SCS Group?

    May 1, 2019

    Today's City Moves includes Mirriad, Discoverie Group and SCS Group. Mirriad Mirriad, the computer vision and AI platform company, has announced abBoard change as Stephan Beringer, chief executive officer, continues his strategic refocusing of the business. John Pearson is appointed to the role of non-executive chairman, with effect from 30 April. He was previously appointed [...]

  • CEOs are split over whether they are responsible for AI job losses or not, says PwC

    April 30, 2019

    Bosses are torn over whether or not the private sector must shoulder responsibility for job losses as AI replaces roles traditionally performed by humans. A PwC survey of chief executives has revealed that while 49 per cent believe the government should be responsible for offering displaced workers a safety net, 41 per cent disagree. Read [...]

  • DEBATE: Should the UK’s judicial system embrace using artificial intelligence in the courtroom?

    April 30, 2019

    Should the UK’s judicial system embrace using artificial intelligence in the courtroom? Emily Foges, chief executive of Luminance, says YES. The explosion of digital information, from social media posts to WhatsApp messages, can lead to cases collapsing in our courts as police and barristers struggle to review evidence in time. Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is [...]

  • New UK-India tech hub to be opened in confidence boost for the City amid Brexit uncertainty

    April 29, 2019

    A new tech hub to promote business between the UK and India will be opened today in a show of confidence in the City amid ongoing Brexit negotiations. The UK India Tech Hub will be officially opened in the £1.7bn Royal Albert Dock business district in East London by investment minister Graham Stuart and High [...]

  • Has the government’s £1bn artificial intelligence sector deal made any difference?

    April 26, 2019

    One year on, has the government’s £1bn artificial intelligence (AI) sector deal made any difference? Dr Jeremy Silver, chief executive of Digital Catapult, says YES. A year after the announcement of the government’s sector deal, investment is at an all-time high. AI startups in the UK raised nearly £1.3bn in 2018, very nearly eclipsing the [...]

  • Samsung to invest £89bn in logic chip business as it looks to take on rivals

    April 24, 2019

    Samsung will invest 133 trillion won (£89bn) in its logic chip business over the next decade as it looks to counteract a decline in memory chip prices and take on rivals. The South Korean tech giant today said it will invest roughly 11 trillion won per year until 2030 in its divisions that manufacture logic chips, [...]

  • The UK’s young ‘tech for good’ startups provide £2.3bn boost to British economy

    April 24, 2019

    The UK is a burgeoning hotspot for socially responsible technology companies, forming a sector valued at billions of pounds to the UK economy. So-called tech for good businesses were worth £2.3bn in 2018, with a turnover of £732m, according to data published today by Tech Nation. It tops the amount produced by the consumer manufacturing [...]

  • A four-day week would boost efficiency, productivity, health and wellbeing

    April 23, 2019

    With the Easter bank holidays behind us and more to come in May, we are enjoying a season of four-day weeks. But walk through any BizSpace business centre on a Friday, and you could be forgiven for thinking that every week is a four-day week. Many of our customers, most of whom work for themselves [...]

  • London AI startup Cytora raises £25m from Swedish backer EQT Ventures

    April 17, 2019

    Cytora, a provider of artificial intelligence (AI) technology to transform commercial underwriting in insurance, has today closed a £25m series B funding round led by EQT Ventures. Existing investors Cambridge Innovation Capital and Parkwalk also participated in the round, as well as a number of angel backers. Read more: Startups eye bigger slices of the [...]

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