• Data privacy becomes enterprise’s next big battlefield

    Data privacy is enterprise’s next big competitive battlefield in 2026. Data Privacy Day has expanded into a full week as AI adoption, supply chain scrutiny, and shifting regulation push privacy from compliance into core operations. Leaders now need evidence, not policies, to sustain trust.


  • AI safety platform RAIDS AI launches commercially

    RAIDS AI has launched commercially following a successful beta testing phase. The AI safety monitoring platform is now live, targeting organisations deploying artificial intelligence across regulated and high-risk environments.


  • Waymo speeds up London launch amid US probe

    Waymo prepares for UK launch amid US safety scrutiny. The Alphabet-owned self-driving vehicle firm is testing its robotaxis in London ahead of a planned passenger launch this year, while facing regulatory investigations in the US following incidents involving its vehicles.


  • Over half of UK organisations expect OT cyber attacks

    UK organisations face mounting operational technology cyber threats this year. More than half expect their OT systems to be prime targets for attacks, according to new research from e2e-assure. The company has launched a 24/7 monitoring platform to strengthen defences across industrial and critical infrastructure networks.


  • NCC Group clinches deal post £275m sale

    NCC Group partners with Delinea to enhance cyber security solutions. NCC Group has teamed up with Delinea to offer cloud-native solutions aimed at safeguarding organisations from cyber threats. This collaboration follows the sale of NCC’s Escode business to TDR Capital LLP for £275 million….


  • GoodData launches MCP Server to automate AI-driven analytics

    GoodData’s new MCP Server allows AI to execute analytics end-to-end. The San Francisco company’s launch integrates the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to let AI agents create, run and manage analytics directly under governance, aiming for up to 50x faster time to value.


  • University of Edinburgh launches online course to bridge AI trust gap

    A new course aims to bridge the AI trust gap. The University of Edinburgh has launched a free online course designed to help UK business leaders make responsible, informed decisions about artificial intelligence. Developed under the UKRI-funded BRAID programme, it provides SMEs with a grounded approach to responsible AI design and use.


  • Global supply chains move to modernise amid disruption

    Businesses are accelerating efforts to modernise supply chains. A new Loftware report reveals connected networks, AI, and cloud systems are central to global resilience and competitiveness as companies face mounting disruption and regulatory pressure.


  • Cyb3r Operations raises .4m to tackle third-party risk blind spots

    Cyb3r Operations has raised $5.4m to bring real-time visibility to third-party cyber risk. The London cybersecurity startup will use the funds to expand its threat intelligence capabilities and scale its platform for continuous supply-chain risk monitoring.


  • Traxlo launches in UK to shake up grocery labour model

    Traxlo, a gig work platform for grocery retail, enters the UK market. The company offers retailers flexible, task-based staffing to manage workforce shortages and peak-time demand. It has already partnered with most major European retailers and aims to redefine how UK stores manage in-store and warehouse operations.