All articles by Matthew Gooding

Matthew Gooding

Matthew Gooding is the former managing editor of Tech Monitor.

‘An act of national self-harm’ – MPs criticise continuing delays to UK semiconductor strategy

The government is hiding behind ‘poor excuses’ in not accelerating progress on the long-awaited blueprint for the chip industry.

GPT-4 ‘weeks away’ as OpenAI plans ChatGPT mobile app

The next iteration of the large language AI model is likely to be exponentially more powerful than its predecessor.

As chipmaking giant Intel struggles, Samsung pledges to keep spending

After delivering its lowest quarterly profit since 2014, the Korean electronics giant said it will keep investing through the downturn.

Jeremy Hunt wants the UK to be the next Silicon Valley. His government’s policies aren’t helping

The Chancellor reiterated his ambition in a speech today. But the government legislative programme must support this goal.

Microsoft Teams and Outlook down after ‘networking configuration’ issue

The tech giant is investigating a global outage affecting the collaboration platform and several other Office 365 tools.

ASML delivers bumper results but new US China sanctions could spell trouble

The Dutch tech giant is thriving despite US export controls on China’s chipmakers. But that could be about to change.

The NHS should lead the way on privacy-enhancing technologies adoption

The systems can enable wider, safe data use if deployed correctly. Healthcare systems could be big beneficiaries.

Microsoft confirms ‘multi-billion dollar’ investment in ChatGPT maker OpenAI

The investment will support the AI lab as it looks to launch the next generation of its GPT large language model.

UK government ditches Tech Nation and hands funding to Barclays Eagle Labs

After five years supporting start-ups and scale-ups, Tech Nation is being replaced by the bank’s network.

Google layoffs will see 12,000 staff made redundant in latest Big Tech jobs blow

Having recruited heavily during the pandemic, Google now has to adjust to a ‘new economic reality’, its CEO said.