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The latest technology news from the world of global digital infrastructure, cyber security, advancements in AI and computer science, along with emerging disruptive technologies.

The science behind biometrics: How fingerprints, iris scans, and voice patterns secure our world

Biometrics represents a pivotal evolution in authentication, leveraging unique biological characteristics for identification.

NanoIC pilot line: Accelerating beyond-2nm chip innovation across Europe

The NanoIC pilot line has the ambition to become the world’s specialised R&D pilot line on beyond semiconductor technology.

NATWORK: Net-zero self-adaptive activation of distributed self-resilient augmented services

The NATWORK project is working to build and deploy the first energy-efficient, and viable 6G cybersecurity and resilience framework.
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 global targets designed to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure peace and prosperity for all by 2030. Our latest technology news includes updates from organisations looking to tackle Goal 9 and Goal 17.

Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure - UN SDG Goal 9 Partnerships for the Goals - UN SDG Goal 17

Why the midmarket is eyeing Managed Detection and Response

Nils Krumrey, Cybersecurity Expert at Logpoint, discusses how Managed Detection and Response can effectively detect cybersecurity breaches.

Taking a mature approach: How assessing cyber posture can help the bottom line

Phil Robinson, Principal Consultant at Prism Infosec, details how addressing cyber maturity can improve a business’ cybersecurity strategy.

How to communicate a cyber breach to minimise reputational damage

Sarah Woodhouse from AMBITIOUS explains how businesses must communicate a cyber breach in order to remain trustworthy and minimise damage.

How CTEM will become mainstream in 2024

Discover the benefits of Continuous Threat Exposure Management and how it will become mainstream in the cybersecurity realm.

Humans aren’t prepared for AI phishing – neither is AI

Learn more about the dangers of AI phishing and how AI may actually be a threat to itself when it comes to phishing.

Oxford researchers call for enhanced AI ethics for children

University of Oxford researchers are urging developers and policymakers to consider children when developing AI ethics.

The first 60 days: What to expect when starting your AI journey

Learn how it’s critical for businesses to harness the right strategy at the beginning of their AI journey.

AI technology to cut carbon emissions across key sectors

The UK Government is to back innovators at the cutting edge of AI technology to use their work to cut carbon emissions across key sectors.

Future of Flight plan: One step closer to flying taxis

Flying taxis, crime-fighting drones and 999 care deliveries could be a reality by 2030 thanks to the government's Future of Flight plan.

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