Facebook may struggle to fill its 10,000 new ‘metaverse’ jobs in Europe
The social media giant plans to create 10,000 new jobs in the EU to support its metaverse strategy but the field is facing a 'talent drought'.
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Data from your connected car could be sold to the highest bidder
Carmakers are collecting increasing amounts of data from connected vehicles. But legislation around how this data can be used is lacking.
Can digital technology prevent supply chain disruptions?
Technologies including blockchain and digital twins can help companies boost their supply chain resilience but will require collaboration between partners.
New charter promises fair implementation of emerging technology across London
Announced today by mayor Sadiq Khan, the new Emerging Technology Charter for London aims to provide companies with guidelines on how to implement smart city tech with fairness and transparency.
Cloud providers see big opportunity in digital supply chain management
Google Cloud has released new digital twin supply chain management products, reflecting growing demand from businesses for digital tools to manage suppliers.
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How will the web evolve? Three visions for Web 3.0
From personal data pods to the 'spatial web', ideas are forming for the next stage in the evolution of the worldwide web.
Supercomputing is the latest frontier in the EU’s bid for digital sovereignty
Plans to build a powerful supercomputer in the EU have stalled amid political squabbling. Tensions between member states could hold the continent back when it comes to high-performance computing.
Why edge computing will play a leading role in the evolution of CX
The need for high performance in customer-facing digital systems is prompting organisations to move data processing closer to the edge.
Malicious web scraping is a growing problem with no simple solution
LinkedIn is the latest high-profile victim of a technique which can be legally deployed but is also popular with hackers looking to launch cyberattacks.
Are GaN semiconductors ready to take on silicon?
Gallium nitride is already making waves in power chips, and could be ready to enter the data centre and your mobile phone.
Cloud customers are the big winners from competition in the server chip market
As more vendors - and the cloud providers themselves - develop custom silicon, businesses are benefiting from lower costs and increased performance.
A lack of ‘follow-on’ funding for UK deep tech start-ups jeopardises their economic potential
VC funding in UK deep tech start-ups is growing, a new study reveals, but they are more likely to fold or sell up before raising a second round than US counterparts.
Can the UK become a quantum computing world leader?
New £210m innovation centre is the first part of a plan to gain leadership in the much-hyped emerging technology.
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