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One of the world's largest photography agencies has struck a multi-year licensing agreement with OpenAI, a remarkable turn for a company that only months ago lost a high-profile copyright battle against another artificial intelligence developer.

Getty opens its archive to ChatGPT as OpenAI deal sends shares soaring

23 June 2026 AI, In Business, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Getty Images has signed a multi-year licensing deal with OpenAI to bring its photographs into ChatGPT, sending shares up as much as 108 per cent. Here is what the agreement means.

Taxi drivers, stockbrokers and the bloke propping up the bar at your local have all, at one time or another, served as a source of share tips. Now there is a fresh seam of supposed wisdom for retail investors to mine: chatbots such as ChatGPT and Claude.

Can AI chatbots really pick stock market winners?

18 June 202618 June 2026 AI, In Business, Technology Jamie Young 0 Comments

ChatGPT, Claude and Grok are now being put to work picking shares. From a $10,000 trading test to Man Group’s dealing desk, can AI really beat Wall Street?

Apple is preparing to raise the price of its products to absorb the soaring cost of memory and storage chips, chief executive Tim Cook has confirmed in an interview with The Wall Street Journal, in the clearest signal yet that the artificial-intelligence boom is now landing squarely in the consumer's pocket.

Tim Cook says Apple price rises are ‘unavoidable’ as memory chip crunch bites

18 June 2026 News, Technology Jamie Young 0 Comments

Tim Cook says Apple price rises are “unavoidable” as AI-driven demand quadruples memory and storage chip costs. What the DRAM and NAND crunch means for buyers.

Jeff Bezos has thrown his weight behind one of Cambridge's most closely watched artificial intelligence ventures, joining a $400 million fundraising that values materials-discovery specialist CuspAI at $2.6 billion.

Bezos bets on Cambridge as Cuspai’s AI materials hunt hits $2.6bn

17 June 2026 AI, Get Funded, News, Technology Business Matters 0 Comments

Jeff Bezos has backed Cambridge materials-discovery start-up CuspAI through Bezos Expeditions, in a $400m round that lifts its valuation to $2.6bn.

Canada's Cohere is tripling its physical footprint in the UK, signing a lease on a new London office as it races to position itself as the credible alternative to American rivals OpenAI and Anthropic for governments and regulated businesses nervous about handing their data to Silicon Valley.

Cohere triples its London base to cash in on Britain’s sovereign AI bet

15 June 2026 AI, Get Funded, Technology Jamie Young 0 Comments

Canadian AI firm Cohere is tripling its London office at 100 New Oxford Street, betting on surging UK government and enterprise demand for sovereign AI.

Sir Keir Starmer has condemned Donald Trump’s threat to impose sweeping tariffs on the UK and other European allies over Greenland, calling the move “completely wrong” and warning it undermines Nato unity.

Cut off from the world’s most powerful AI, Britain leans on Trump for a way back in

15 June 202615 June 2026 AI, News, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Downing Street is lobbying the White House for a UK carve-out after Donald Trump banned foreign access to Anthropic’s most advanced Claude models, citing security risks.

There is no escaping the noise around artificial intelligence. Yet behind the breathless launches and boardroom enthusiasm sits a far more sober question, and it is one MPs are now determined to answer: are British businesses, and the workers inside them, actually getting anything out of it?

Beyond the hype: what do British businesses really make of AI?

15 June 202615 June 2026 AI, In Business, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

As MPs launch an inquiry into AI and the future of work, Business Matters asks what British firms really gain from artificial intelligence, and what is holding smaller businesses back.

SpaceX shares surged on their stock market debut on Friday, racing past the $135 listing price to touch $150 as investors scrambled for a stake in Elon Musk's vision of space, satellite and AI dominance.

SpaceX shares rocket past listing price in historic stock market debut

12 June 2026 Get Funded, News, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

SpaceX shares surged past their $135 IPO price to hit $150 on debut, as investors piled into Elon Musk’s $1.75tn space and satellite empire. But can the gains last?

West Yorkshire's ambition to rival the capital as a technology powerhouse has taken a significant step forward with the launch of Tech West Yorkshire, a new umbrella organisation backed by the West Yorkshire Combined Authority and championed by Mayor Tracy Brabin.

Brabin backs Tech West Yorkshire as region bids to become UK’s leading tech hub outside London

10 June 202610 June 2026 Get Funded, In Business, Technology Paul Jones 0 Comments

Mayor Tracy Brabin backs Tech West Yorkshire, a new body uniting 9,700 digital firms across Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Calderdale and Kirklees to build a leading UK tech hub.

Britain's competition watchdog has fired the starting gun on a fundamental reset of the relationship between Google and the country's news publishers, ordering the search giant to give content owners a workable opt-out from its AI-powered search results for the first time.

Google ordered to hand UK news publishers an opt-out from AI search results

3 June 2026 AI, News, Technology Jamie Young 0 Comments

The CMA has ordered Google to give UK news publishers control over AI Overviews, opening the door to fairer content deals and a rebalanced digital economy for SMEs.

Nvidia has fired its loudest shot yet at the personal computing market, unveiling a new superchip that chief executive Jensen Huang says will turn the humble Windows PC into a "teammate" capable of running personal artificial intelligence agents.

Nvidia takes the AI war to the desktop with RTX Spark superchip

1 June 2026 AI, News, Technology Jamie Young 0 Comments

Nvidia has unveiled the RTX Spark superchip at Computex 2026, bringing personal AI agents to Windows PCs from Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft and MSI from the autumn.

Backed by the National Wealth Fund, the British Business Bank and M&G, Pragmatic Semiconductor is using a modular, low-capital model to scale flexible chip production at a pace Asia and the US would struggle to match.

The British chipmaker quietly building a global challenger in county Durham

1 June 2026 In Business, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Pragmatic Semiconductor, the Durham-based maker of ultra-thin flexible chips, is gearing up to become the UK’s largest chipmaker by volume — and has its sights set on an IPO.

Roughly nine in ten companies are yet to see a penny of financial benefit from artificial intelligence, despite a threefold rise in workplace usage over the past two years, according to the head of the world’s largest consulting firm in Britain and Ireland.

Nine in ten companies still waiting for AI to pay off, warns Accenture chief

1 June 2026 AI, In Business, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Soaring adoption is failing to translate into bottom-line returns, fuelling fresh anxiety over inflated valuations across the AI sector

Facebook’s parent company has begun notifying staff worldwide that they are out of a job, with engineers and product teams bearing the brunt of a 10 per cent cull designed to bankroll a $145bn artificial intelligence spending spree.

Meta to axe 8,000 jobs as Zuckerberg doubles down on AI race

21 May 2026 AI, In Business, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Meta begins 8,000 global redundancies to bankroll a $145bn AI splurge, with 350 Dublin roles in the firing line as Zuckerberg chases ‘personal superintelligence’.

You may have heard the joke: an older fish says to a younger fish, ‘The water’s nice today, huh?’ and the younger fish replies, ‘What the hell is water?’ It works because the things that shape our experience most are often the easiest to overlook.

Are You Building a Future-Ready Business? Choose Tech That Is Less Visible, Not More Complicated

20 May 202620 May 2026 Technology Sponsored Content 0 Comments

You may have heard the joke: an older fish says to a younger fish, ‘The water’s nice today, huh?’ and the younger fish replies, ‘What the hell is water?’ It works because the things that shape our experience most are often the easiest to overlook.

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Uber said on Thursday it is responding to a cybersecurity incident, after the New York Times reported that a hack had breached the company’s network and forced it to take several internal communications and engineering systems offline.

Uber faces €825m GDPR fine over automated driver deactivations

Uber GDPR fine: the Dutch Data Protection Authority says the ride hailing company breached European data rules by using automated systems to deactivate driver accounts without adequately informing them. Uber calls the penalty disproportionate and plans to appeal.

Dragons’ Den star Sara Davies takes stake in Not On The High Street turnaround

Camra membership falls to eight-year low as beer campaigner slips £800,000 into the red

JLR pauses Defender redesign, pushing all-electric version into the 2030s

Hundreds of pharmacies weigh closure as business rates bills soar

UK firms in critical financial distress rise 9% to more than 53,000

UK retail sales fall 0.5% in July as heatwave keeps shoppers away

Borrowing hits £1.8bn in July as Healey’s first budget looms

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