Octus Unveils a Unified CreditAI Experience: The First-Ever, Compliance-Ready Generative AI Search for Both Public and Private Data Targeted Specifically for the Global Credit Markets March 10, 2026 New unified CreditAI is built on 12+ years of proprietary intelligence and data
Sound-proof booths are as important as AI for your office March 10, 2026 Your employees’ ability to concentrate is the biggest limiting factor on productivity, says Paul Armstrong Corporate leaders are pouring billions into artificial intelligence in pursuit of a long-promised productivity boom. Early evidence is suggesting the gains may stall for a surprisingly familiar reason: human attention. Research into what analysts now describe as ‘AI brain fry’ [...]
Ki Reply and Data Reply Lay the Strategic Foundation for AI Innovation at Siemens Healthineers with “Cerebra” March 9, 2026 Ki Reply and Data Reply, the Reply Group companies specialised respectively in AI-powered software development and data-driven solutions, have partnered with the “CRM Excellence” department of medical technology company Siemens Healthineers to develop “Cerebra“, an advanced AI platform designed to deliver rapid, relevant insights across marketing and sales. The concept proved so successful that “Cerebra” [...]
Nscale lands $2bn funding amid UK push to grow AI infrastructure March 9, 2026 London-based AI infrastructure firm Nscale has raised $2bn (£1.6bn) in funding, raising its valuation to $14.6bn as Britain seeks to get ahead of the global AI computing race. The series C round, led by Aker ASA and 8090 Industries, has been backed by heavyweight investors including Nvidia, Dell Technologies, Lenovo, Citadel and Point72. The funding [...]
Samsung on market for deals with AI giants March 8, 2026 Samsung is pursuing AI deals with tech leaders as it bets on artificial intelligence as the new front in its competition with Apple for dominance of the global smartphone market. The Korean tech giant’s consumer device chief has said the firm is “open to strategic co-operation” with AI companies like OpenAI. Samsung lost out against [...]
Blackrock fund limits withdrawals amid private credit fears March 7, 2026 The world’s largest asset manager BlackRock has limited withdrawals from a flagship debt fund after a surge in redemption requests, as investors worries on the private credit industry grow. Blackrock’s shares tumbled 7.1 per cent on Friday following the announcement, closing at $955.45 (£713.37), amid a broader market sell off after worse than anticipated US [...]
University spinouts boom as startups pull in billions March 6, 2026 Academics are increasingly going on to start their own start-ups, with a surge in spinouts, patents and investment pointing to the growing commercial impact of Britain’s research base. New figures seen by City AM show the number of UCL academics seeking to commercialise their research has jumped by more than 25 per cent since the [...]
AI is rewriting reputation – what happens when it gets you wrong? March 6, 2026 AI means companies can now lose their reputations in an instant, with brands now being defined by systems they neither control nor understand.
Worley Consulting and Bloomfire Partner to Bring Enterprise Intelligence to Energy, Chemicals, and Resources Sectors March 5, 2026 Collaboration to deliver AI-powered infrastructure for industries facing critical challenges
Should we be worried that AI’s referees are leaving the pitch? March 5, 2026 Zoe Hitzig had one of the more unorthodox jobs Silicon Valley has to offer. She worked on the ethics and policy questions around artificial intelligence at OpenAI – the uncomfortable bits about how these systems are built, used, accessed and paid for. A couple of weeks ago, she quit. Taking the pen for the New [...]