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How justfly.com defines a “user-centred” travel solution
As tech continues to reshape the travel industry, justfly.com seeks to demonstrate the power of user-centred design, integrating features that aim to enhance convenience, personalisation, and efficiency for travellers.
Power of the possible: Why enterprises can no longer afford to delay GenAI initiatives
For enterprises looking to start generating business value through GenAI, knowing how and where to begin can prove a profound challenge. For the first instalment in our Power of the Possible series, Deloitte’s Tatjana Wiebusch, and Mike Taylor of series partner Snowflake, spoke of the urgency for getting started now.
Northern UK tech firms call for help creating new Silicon Valley
New manifesto aspires to “turbocharge” the North’s tech sector, taking on the dominance of London and the Southeast.
Samsung faces first workers’ strike in South Korea
Breakdown of talks over pay rises could have a significant ripple effect across wider semiconductor market.
TSMC wins $6.6 billion in US government funding for chip production
Federal grants will go towards Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co significantly growing its manufacturing capacity in the US.
Deloitte: Tech manufacturing driving need for 3.8 million new hires by 2033
Statisticians, data scientists and engineers are among the roles projected to grow at the fastest pace.
Yahoo buys AI-powered news app Artifact
While the app is shutting down, its proprietary technology has a new opportunity to scale with Yahoo.
Cisco: only 3% of organisations ready for today’s cyber threats
New study also reports a significant year-on-year drop in resilience levels, with the cyber talent gap cited as a major blocker.
European GenAI spend could exceed $30 billion by 2027
GenAI comprised 9.6% of the total European AI spend in 2023, but will account for quarter of the market within the next three years, according to a new IDC report.
Intel secures close to $20 billion in government semiconductor funding
The Biden Administration’s announcement reflects efforts to bolster American semiconductor manufacturing and reduce dependency on foreign chips.