Technology’s true test

When we talk about technology, we tend to default to speed, power, and scale. Faster processors. Bigger data. Smarter algorithms. But in a world facing complex and connecting challenges – from strained healthcare systems to the climate crisis and rising skills gaps – the most important question is no longer what technology can do. It’s…

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Digital Catapult claims milestone in UK advanced connectivity landscape

Digital Catapult has announced its accreditation as the only European open testing and integration centre (OTIC) in the UK awarded by the O-RAN Alliance of mobile operators, suppliers, and research and academic institutions. OTICs are set up to provide a collaborative, open environment to support the growth of the Open RAN ecosystem by enabling rigorous…

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Scattered Spider link to Qantas hack is likely, say experts

A cyber security incident at Australian airline Qantas originating through the compromise of a third-party contact centre is being tentatively linked to an ongoing campaign of cyber attacks orchestrated by the hacking collective known as Scattered Spider, which previously targeted British high street retailers in April and May. On Friday 27 June, analysts at Google…

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Google fixes type confusion flaw in Chrome browser

Google has pushed an emergency update to the widely used Chrome browser after identifying an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability in the product, the fourth found so far in 2025. Tracked as CVE-2025-6554, it is described as a type confusion flaw in the Google-developed V8 JavaScript engine that compiles and executes JavaScript code in Chromium-based browsers.…

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Twitter founder is building a chat app that doesn’t need

If you’re wondering what Twitter founder Jack Dorsey has been up to after founding Bluesky, he’s actually been working on a project to offer offline communication through Bluetooth patterns. On X this week, he announced Bitchat, a Bluetooth mesh chat app.With a TestFlight beta currently underway, he said the app is in review to be…

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Apple Support app might get its own AI assistant in

Apple has struggled to find its footing in the world of generative AI so far, but the company isn’t giving up on becoming a true competitor in the industry anytime soon. To that point, signs of an AI-powered “Support Assistant” for the Apple Support app were uncovered in Apple’s code this week by MacRumors contributor…

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US CISA agency extends Iran cyber alert, warns of CNI

The United States Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has reiterated and extended previous warnings over the activities of Iranian threat actors targeting Western interests, following attacks on the Middle Eastern state’s alleged nuclear weapons programme conducted by Israel and the US. The US strikes on 22 June prompted a swift alert from the Department…

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Fine-tuning to deliver business AI value

A few months ago, Microsoft introduced Copilot Tuning, offering its customers a way to use low-code tooling in Microsoft Copilot Studio to take advantage of highly automated fine-tuning “recipes” trained on enterprise data. While generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools tend to be associated with AI models that are trained on vast swathes of public information…

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Space comms reaches commercialisation inflection point

Research from the GSMA has found that the satellite-based communications industry is now transitioning from the pilot and validation stage to initial commercial deployments, with 109 telco-satellite partnerships now covering 70% of global mobile subscribers, and commercialisation set to unfold over the next two to three years as services evolve from SMS to voice to…

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