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Technology from computer hardware, computer software, Saas, voip, cloud computing, smartphones to help small and medium sized businesses grow

Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has made a decisive move into the UK market with the launch of its Joybuy platform, setting up a direct challenge to Amazon by promising same-day delivery without the traditional trade-off between speed and price.

JD.com launches Joybuy in UK with same-day delivery challenge to Amazon

17 March 2026 In Business, Technology Jamie Young 0 Comments

Chinese retail giant JD.com has launched Joybuy in the UK, promising same-day delivery across major cities as it takes on Amazon with speed and pricing.

The UK government has unveiled a new online tool designed to help households and businesses track the rollout of gigabit-capable broadband across the country, offering greater transparency over when faster connectivity will reach local communities.

Government launches postcode checker to track gigabit broadband rollout across UK

13 March 202624 March 2026 In Business, Technology Jamie Young 0 Comments

The UK government has launched a new postcode checker allowing households and businesses to track when gigabit broadband will reach their area as Project Gigabit expands rural connectivity.

The UK government has announced a new package of initiatives designed to boost female participation in the technology sector, including a £4 million programme to support hundreds of women into tech jobs and inspire thousands of schoolgirls to pursue digital careers.

Government launches new programme to help more women and girls enter the UK tech sector

12 March 202610 March 2026 News, Technology Jamie Young 0 Comments

The UK government has unveiled a £4m TechFirst Women’s Programme offering 300 tech placements, returnships for developers and a national girls’ coding competition to boost female participation in the sector.

Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has filed an unprecedented lawsuit against the United States government after being formally labelled a “supply chain risk”, escalating a bitter dispute over the military use of advanced AI technology.

Anthropic sues US government after being labelled a ‘supply chain risk’ in AI dispute

10 March 2026 In Business, Technology Jamie Young 0 Comments

AI company Anthropic has sued the US government after being labelled a “supply chain risk” following a dispute over military use of its technology and restrictions on autonomous weapons and surveillance.

The cyber defences of UK businesses are faltering as 50 per cent of businesses reported a cyber attack or breach over the past 12 months, according to the government’s latest Cyber security breaches survey 2024.

More companies paying ransoms as AI-powered cyberattacks intensify

10 March 2026 In Business, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

The number of companies paying ransomware demands rose sharply in 2025 as hackers used AI to launch more sophisticated cyberattacks, with payments averaging $296,000.

Britain’s ambition to deliver nationwide 5G coverage risks being derailed as farmers and rural landowners revolt over deep cuts to the rents paid for hosting mobile masts.

Government-funded mobile mast upgrades reach 50 milestone in Wales

10 March 2026 News, Technology Jamie Young 0 Comments

Fifty government-funded 4G mast upgrades are now live across Wales under the Shared Rural Network programme, bringing improved mobile connectivity to rural communities, national parks and more than 3,400km of roads.

OpenAI has agreed a multibillion-dollar partnership with Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) to secure massive computing power for its next generation of artificial intelligence models — a direct challenge to Nvidia’s dominant position in the global AI chip market.

OpenAI delays ‘adult mode’ for ChatGPT to focus on higher priorities

10 March 2026 News, Technology Jamie Young 0 Comments

OpenAI has postponed the launch of ChatGPT’s “adult mode” as it prioritises improving AI performance, personalisation and safety features amid intensifying competition in the artificial intelligence sector.

Circular tech start-up Kibu has secured an investment offer from entrepreneurs Peter Jones and Jenna Meek following a televised pitch on Dragons’ Den, putting repairable children’s electronics firmly in the national spotlight.

Kibu secures investment offer from Peter Jones and Jenna Meek after Dragons’ Den pitch

27 February 2026 Get Funded, Technology Jamie Young 0 Comments

Kibu, the circular children’s headphones brand, secures an investment offer from Peter Jones and Jenna Meek on Dragons’ Den, spotlighting repairable tech for kids.

OpenAI is to expand its London research centre to become its largest hub outside the United States, setting the stage for an intensified battle with Google DeepMind for top artificial intelligence talent in the UK capital.

OpenAI to make London its largest research hub outside US

26 February 2026 News, Technology Business Matters 0 Comments

OpenAI will expand its London research centre to become its largest hub outside the US, intensifying competition with Google DeepMind for top AI talent.

The UK’s data protection watchdog has fined Reddit £14.47m after finding serious failings in how the platform handled children’s personal information.

ICO fines Reddit £14.47m over children’s data protection failures

24 February 2026 News, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

The ICO has fined Reddit £14.47m for failing to lawfully process children’s data and for inadequate age assurance measures under UK data protection law.

Improved mobile connectivity could help create 49,000 new businesses across the UK and add £6.6bn a year to the economy within a decade, according to research commissioned by VodafoneThree.

Improved mobile coverage could unlock 49,000 new UK businesses, VodafoneThree says

23 February 2026 In Business, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

VodafoneThree research suggests better mobile connectivity could create 49,000 new UK businesses and add £6.6bn annually to the economy within a decade.

£42,000 roaming bill nearly bankrupts family firm after TikTok use abroad

20 February 2026 News, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

A Manchester business owner was hit with a £42,000 O2 roaming bill after his daughter used TikTok in Morocco, highlighting risks of uncapped data outside Europe.

British mobile operator Virgin Media O2 has announced plans to lay off up to 2,000 employees by the end of the year.

Virgin Media O2 owners strike £2bn deal for Netomnia in fibre consolidation push

19 February 202619 February 2026 News, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Liberty Global and Telefónica have agreed a £2bn deal to acquire Netomnia, expanding Virgin Media O2’s fibre reach to 20m UK premises and intensifying competition with Openreach.

Alphabet has unveiled plans to spend between $175bn and $185bn this year, sharply exceeding Wall Street expectations as it intensifies its push in the global artificial intelligence race.

Alphabet ramps up AI spending with up to $185bn capital plan

15 February 2026 In Business, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Alphabet plans to spend up to $185bn this year as it accelerates AI investment, reporting strong fourth-quarter results but facing investor scrutiny over soaring costs.

UK semiconductor start-up Fractile has announced a £100 million expansion of its British operations, scaling up in London and Bristol as ministers intensify calls for greater domestic ownership of critical artificial intelligence technology.

Fractile commits £100m UK expansion as it ramps up AI chip development

10 February 202610 February 2026 Get Funded, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

UK chip start-up Fractile is investing £100m to expand operations in London and Bristol, backing Britain’s push for sovereign AI hardware and more efficient inference chips.

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Morrisons is preparing to pull down the shutters on 100 loss-making convenience stores in a move that places hundreds of shop-floor jobs in jeopardy, with the Bradford-based grocer pointing the finger squarely at Labour's tax and wage agenda for tipping the sites into terminal decline.

Morrisons to shut 100 convenience stores as supermarket blames Labour’s ‘policy choices’ for rising costs

Morrisons is closing 100 loss-making convenience stores, putting hundreds of jobs at risk, and has blamed Labour’s “policy choices” for the rising costs eroding profitability.

April borrowing surges to £24.3bn as debt interest bill breaks month record

Jaguar Land Rover eyes American tie-up with Stellantis to sidestep Trump tariffs

Labour eyes £1bn VAT raid on airport charges in stealth blow to family holidays

Blame the system, not the school leavers for youth unemployment, says Amazon’s UK boss

Potters win £120m rescue as government finally backs Britain’s ceramics heartland

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