All articles by Matthew Gooding

Matthew Gooding

Matthew Gooding is the former managing editor of Tech Monitor.

Samsung to build ‘world’s largest’ chipmaking centre as South Korea semiconductor spending ramps up

Five new factories will open as part of the plan, which could help South Korea retain its position as a semiconductor manufacturing powerhouse.

Silicon Valley Bank: UK tech breathes sigh of relief as HSBC buys stricken lender

The failure of the bank could have had big implications for UK tech, but today’s announcement will reassure investors.

OpenAI’s GPT-4 to ‘launch next week’ – Microsoft Germany

Rumours about OpenAI’s next large language AI model have been swirling for some time. We may not have much longer to wait.

Government launches new version of UK’s post-Brexit GDPR replacement

After months of delay, the government has revised its new data regime, and says it could save businesses up to £4.7bn in the next decade.

Atlassian makes 500 job cuts, leave staff sweating on their futures for 15 minutes

The project management software company has wielded the axe, and left impacted staff waiting anxiously on news.

Microsoft launches Dynamics 365 Copilot to bring AI to ERP and CRM

Having infused AI into its search engine, Microsoft now wants to bring more automation to enterprise software.

UK government unveils £370m Science and Technology Framework

The government has announced fresh funding for technologies including quantum computing and AI. Will it make a difference?

Arm to be listed in US as SoftBank delivers a blow to UK tech ambitions

The chip design-giant will IPO in New York later this year despite intense lobbying from government ministers over a London listing.

UK government turns to open networks as it bids to fix ‘broken’ telecoms innovation chain

As interest in open RAN booms, the UK hopes to take advantage and build stronger links between industry and academia.

From metaverse to ‘matterverse’? How tech leaders can utilise virtual worlds

Though interest in the metaverse seems to be waning, there are already gains businesses can make.