Artificial Intelligence

Articles and analysis on the topic of Artificial Intelligence technologies, such as machine learning, natural language processing, pattern recognition and problem-solving.

Cloud & Edge Computing

Why do banking institutions no longer fear the cloud?

David Trossell, CEO and CTO of Bridgeworks, and Graham Jarvis, freelance technology and business journalist, discuss the changing attitude of banks to technologies like the cloud.

Cyber Innovation

Tech Nation 2018 report: UK tech ahead of the rest of the economy

The growth of the tech sector underlines the UK’s ambition to be the best place in the world to start or build a digital tech business.

Digital Transformation

The future of physical retail depends on digital embrace

Digitising 'the shelf' will soon be the standard for bricks and mortar stores, as consumer demands change.

AI & Machine Learning

How artificial intelligence is changing advertising

AI & Machine Learning

Tech sector and government back £1 billion AI deal

AI & Machine Learning

Artificial intelligence business value to reach $1.2TN in 2018 – Gartner

AI & Machine Learning

The success of artificial intelligence depends on data

AI has already become a buzzword and although investment currently remains high, businesses must begin to take it more seriously otherwise the bubble could soon burst.

AI & Machine Learning

Ethical AI – the answer is clear

Alistair McLean, Head of Data Science and Machine Learning for one-to-one marketing company Clicksco, examines ethical AI and how being transparent is vital to engaging with the public in a responsible manner.

Tech Giants

Tech Mahindra: Indian-based tech giant announces investment in UK

AI & Machine Learning

House of Lords Committee reveals AI code of practice

AI & Machine Learning

Using comprehensive data management to unlock AI success

Digital Transformation

Healthcare will become digitised by 2030 to keep services alive

Automation, robotics and self-diagnosis will soon play a vital role in caring for ageing populations and creating better experiences for both patients and health workers, but security risks could rise - according to an Aruba report published today.