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Adobe survey finds document work driving employees toward AI tools.
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Mastek replaces legacy CRM with its new AI-native enterprise platform.
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Eight new robotics hubs will support adoption across British industries. Backed by a £40m programme, the network will provide demonstrations, feasibility advice and practical support across manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture and public services.
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UKAEA and General Fusion report a significant plasma heating milestone. Electron temperatures exceeded 12 million°C in the LM26 experiment, although commercial electricity generation remains a separate and substantially harder objective.
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ASOS confirms customer information was accessed through third-party communication platforms. Its latest disclosure follows the earlier unauthorised app notification and identifies an employee credential compromise, while excluding payment cards and passwords.
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Britain has awarded £33.2m to eight new vaccine research projects. The investment targets infectious disease threats and supports development, clinical work and manufacturing readiness rather than approved vaccines.
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Britain and Germany have launched an industrial technology corridor together. The programme aims to connect technology scaleups with industrial customers, with separate bilateral funding supporting quantum research.
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Staffordshire County Council has selected Mastek for cloud transformation services. The Oracle programme covers finance, procurement, HR and payroll, with an integrated platform intended to replace fragmented legacy systems.
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TPFG has bought a 25% stake in Enteka AI today. The £900,000 investment follows deployment across more than 210 offices and is tied to a three-year preferred-provider agreement.
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Imperial and Warwick have launched a joint scale-up pathway today. The initiative connects West London research with West Midlands manufacturing to help technology companies access investment, facilities, talent and supply chains.