The UK government has announced that over a million artificial intelligence (AI) training courses have been completed since the AI Skills Boost programme was introduced in June 2025. The initiative is part of the government’s goal to ensure the UK workforce is adequately skilled, confident and ready to grasp the full opportunities of AI. A…
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Thrive Studios ID/Shutterstock Whether you’re traveling to a new city for work or sightseeing, Google Maps can help you get around. It’s not just about using the app while you’re driving. Google Maps is especially useful for public transportation and walking, as it can help you find popular places to visit and restaurants that match your…
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Framesira/Shutterstock A report from Korea said in November that the Galaxy S26 series would be unveiled on February 25 in California, several weeks later than anticipated. Samsung was reportedly dealing with a reshuffle of the Galaxy S26 series, which would lead to inevitable delays. Now, well-known leaker Evan Blass has shared a purported Samsung teaser for…
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Cyber security is now the UK’s fifth fastest-growing profession, with the number of people working in the field having almost trebled since 2021 to 83,700, according to an analysis of more than 400 occupations tracked by the Office for National Statistics. The analysis was conducted by managed security services provider Socura, which claimed this means…
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Alones Creative/Getty Images Humanity has invested a lot in satellites, and not just in terms of money. Yes, the most expensive satellites can cost close to a billion dollars, but the bigger investment comes in terms of our reliance on this orbiting technology. Television broadcasts, navigation systems, weather forecasts, and numerous forms of financial exchanges…
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A shift in employee skills will be vital over the next five years to fully utilise artificial intelligence (AI), according to research by IBM. IBM’s study, The enterprise in 2030, found investment in AI across the UK and Ireland will grow around 149% between now and 2030, requiring a skills shift to ensure employees are…
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In a move that the digital twin technology provider believes will transform how organisations such as Goldman Sachs, PayPal, S&P Global and IBM manage and secure their networks, Forward Networks has unveiled Forward AI, the “world’s first network digital twin”. The developer said that as IT organisations accelerate artificial intelligence (AI) adoption and modernisation, network…
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CalypsoArt/Shutterstock These days, our phones are very personal to us, and when we get one, we are always eager to personalize or protect it. Phones store nearly everything about you today, from banking information and payment details, to emails and your social media accounts. Because so much valuable information lives on these devices, what you…
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Ascannio/Shutterstock NotebookLM has garnered quite a bit of love since its Google launched the AI app back in 2023. Since then, Google has continued to update its AI-notebook app with new features, eventually even bringing NotebookLM to Android and iOS devices. While this made the app much more accessible, especially when traveling, it was also…
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There is virtually nothing in the Metropolitan Police policy to constrain where it deploys live facial recognition (LFR), the High Court has heard during a judicial review into whether the force is using the technology lawfully. Brought by anti-knife campaigner Shaun Thompson, who was wrongfully identified by the Met’s system and subjected to a prolonged…
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