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Disabled people want a bigger AI role
Read the full story: Disabled people want a bigger AI roleDisabled people want a direct role in shaping AI tools. A new Business Disability Forum poll found 40% of disabled adults see involvement in designing, developing, and testing products as the key to making AI more accessible.
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Scality brings Greg DiFraia back
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Why greener business travel is a systems issue, not a people problem
Greener business travel depends on better systems, not individual effort.…
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BT launches sovereign cloud and AI services
BT is expanding its sovereign cloud and AI offer nationwide.…
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NatWest opens dedicated venture banking arm
NatWest is creating a specialist bank for venture-backed companies today.…
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Infosecurity Europe puts agentic AI first
Agentic AI is shaping this year’s Infosecurity Europe programme strongly.…
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Crescendo brings AI-native CX to Europe
Crescendo expands into Europe with an AI-native customer experience platform.…
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Signicat launches wallet hub for Europe
Signicat launches identity hub for Europe’s digital wallet transition ahead.…
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RWS flags AI localisation rework burden
RWS says AI content gains are creating costly localisation rework.…
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UK services face record cost inflation spike
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Why greener business travel is a systems issue, not a people problem
Greener business travel depends on better systems, not individual effort. Sophie Fleming, Global Head of Trainline Business, argues SMEs need simpler, rail-first booking tools and clearer emissions data to turn sustainability goals into everyday travel decisions.
