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“Economy-Boosting” Digital Catapult Centre Launched
November 5th 2014 will see the launch of the Digital Catapult Centre, a hub intended to increase and advance digital ideas in the UK.
Big Data Used To Assess Which UK Businesses Could Be At Risk In Greek Crisis
How many UK companies are at potential risk if Greece goes bust?
BIS Committee Launches Digital Economy Inquiry
The Commons Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) Committee has launched in inquiry to investigate the digital economy.
BoE Says Digital Currency Is Not A Threat
The Bank of England (BoE) has claimed that digital currencies do not currently post a material risk to monetary or financial stability in the UK.
British Chamber Of Commerce Predicts Bright Future For UK Economy
According to the British Chamber of Commerce (BCC), the UK economy is set to exceed its pre-recession form one quarter earlier than expected as a result of business investment and a services surge.
China Invests Billions To Improve Internet Speeds
China is set to invest $182 billion (£117 billion) to improve the country’s Internet speeds by 2017, as the national government looks to bolster its service industry.
Connected Cars Expected To Create 320k UK Jobs By 2030
Self-driving cars will lead to the creation of 320,000 new jobs in the UK by 2030, according to the latest research by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
Forget Solid State, Hard Disk And Flash: Hybrid Storage Is Perfect For Your Business
With companies now making investments in a more considered way and seeing the greatest ROI achievable, we expect hybrid storage will make tremendous gains this year.
Google Claims To Have Created 210,000 UK Jobs
The Conservative government is trying to tackle the massive amount of tax avoidance by large multinational corporations, but some of them don’t want to play fair.
Greece Losing Access To Internet Financial Services
On June 29, Greece put capital controls (limits withdrawals from bank accounts) and set a cap on withdrawals from ATMs at €60 per day.
IoT And Big Data Set To Make Big Contribution To UK Plc
According to a new research done by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr) and SAS, it could be as much as £322 billion more into the UK economy by 2020.
Is Immigration Good Or Bad For The UK Tech Industry?
The UK public are continuously sceptical about the benefits of immigration.
London Tech Industry To Contribute £12bn To Economy By 2024
New rules on migrant workers will see technology growth hit 5.1 per cent every year between now and 2024 as companies are able to pick and choose from the best talent.
Microsoft Cloud Chief: "The Cloud Is About Economies Of Scale"
At the Trust in the Digital World conference in Vienna, Microsoft's director of cloud identity & privacy services Ronny Bjones spoke about what needs to be done to restore faith in the cloud.
Not All Automation Leads To Job Losses, It Seems
Electronic payments are a major contributor to consumption, economic growth and employment creation, according to a new study conducted by Moody’s Analytics.
Opinion: £560 Billion Is For The Taking - If We Work Smarter
When it comes to business, the company that can deliver products or services most efficiently is more likely to grow, outlast its competitors, and provide a decent return on investors’ capital, says Jack Bedell-Pearce, managing director, 4D Hosting.
Optimistic Prediction For Future UK App Economy
The UK’s app economy will be worth no less than £31 billion in a decade’s time, claims fresh research.
Osborne Claims 1000 New Jobs Everyday Since 2010
UK Chancellor George Osborne touted major unemployment growth since the Conservatives took office in 2010, stating that 1000 jobs were created every day for the past five years.
Osborne Introduces Digital Transformation Plan
Chancellor George Osborne has produced a “productivity plan” to “fix the foundations of the British economy” which includes a Digital Transformation Plan.
Shock '$216bn IT Spend Slump' Claim From Gartner
Gartner has announced that global IT spending during 2015 slumped by $216 billion compared to estimated figures for the same period in 2014. [see_also] Some blame can be placed on the resurgent US economy and strong dollar that has surged against other global currencies, making foreign currency spent on IT equate to lower the US...
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