Technology
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EU court upholds EU–US data transfer deal
EU court upholds data transfer framework between Europe and US. The ruling rejected a legal challenge and confirmed that the framework’s safeguards are adequate, allowing businesses across sectors to continue transatlantic transfers with renewed certainty after years of disruption caused by previous court annulments of earlier agreements.
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Leadership crucial for Jaguar Land Rover’s cyber defence
Jaguar Land Rover hit by cyber attack disrupting production. The incident has affected operations at two major UK factories, but Tata Motors’ share price remains stable. Retail activities suffered during a peak sales period, yet no customer data has been compromised….
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Palmer Energy acquires Oxford spin-out Brill Power
Palmer Energy Technology has acquired Oxford spin-out Brill Power. The deal, alongside a £5 million Series A round, will support deployment of Brill’s battery management systems across UK energy storage projects.
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ThreatSpike recruits strategist from Darktrace success
ThreatSpike appoints Katie Newton as investor and advisor. The cybersecurity firm, following a £10.4m Series A funding round, welcomes Newton’s extensive leadership experience, notably her role in scaling Darktrace to a $5 billion company, to drive its international expansion….
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The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: What impact will agile regulations have?
Cybersecurity compliance is no longer optional — it’s a moving target. Sam Peters, Chief Product Officer at ISMS.online, examines the UK’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill and why organisations must evolve their compliance strategies to keep pace with an increasingly dynamic regulatory landscape.
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UK ranked top for tech growth by Barclays
The UK is becoming a top destination for tech businesses. Barclays reports that UK tech leaders favour their market over Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the US, citing strong opportunities and talent access. Rising AI demand and economic confidence bolster growth.
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Nvidia’s record quarter underlines AI’s boom — and its biggest risks
Nvidia posted record quarterly revenue but shares still fell. The chipmaker’s dominance is being tested by valuation concerns, rival competition, and escalating US–China trade tensions. Hyperscaler spending secures demand for now, but questions grow over whether Nvidia’s strength is a shield or a liability.
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ClickFix attack mimics BBC page, Cloudflare
Cybercriminals exploit fake BBC pages to install malware. Attackers replicate news sites, leading users to fraudulent verification screens, prompting them to execute harmful commands themselves. This manipulation method, ClickFix, illustrates the ease with which trust can be exploited….
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M&S commits £340m to automated Daventry food hub
Marks & Spencer invests £340m in new fully automated hub. The fully automated site, opening in 2029, will span 1.3 million sq ft, create 3,000 jobs across construction and operation, and support the retailer’s ambition to double its food business while meeting top-tier sustainability standards.
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Databricks hits $100bn valuation amid AI boom
Databricks secures new funding round, boosting valuation above $100bn. The data and AI firm plans to use the capital for AI development, international expansion, and strategic acquisitions, following its recent $10bn funding. Databricks opened its European HQ in London last year.