Research and Development (R&D) stories
New compute funding and billions in private pledges are set to widen access to AI tools, sharpening Britain's bid for investment and growth.
The French start-up will use the cash to move from research to industrial production, with its first commercial system due by the end of 2026.
The French start-up will use the cash to industrialise silicon-based quantum hardware and prepare its first cloud product for 2026.
The new method could make multimodal AI outputs easier to trust in medicine and other high-stakes uses by tying answers to stated reasoning.
Field sales teams will get AI-generated call plans in seconds as Sanofi expands Snowflake use across research, procurement and operations.
The funding will help the London-based cybersecurity start-up expand in the UK and US as phishing-driven credential theft keeps rising.
The chip is meant to solve qubit instability, a hurdle Microsoft says has delayed its goal of a scalable quantum computer until 2029.
Enterprise adoption is moving from pilots to production, helping Parloa lift net revenue retention to 150% and pass USD $50 million ARR.
The city region is drawing more investors and employers as nearly USD $1 billion has flowed into its AI firms since 2010.
Higher electricity demand from artificial intelligence could be eased if it speeds up more efficient solar panels, batteries and chips.
Testing on a commercial quantum computer showed Archer's model can spot fraud, though the higher false-positive rate underscores hurdles for banks.
Ottawa's five-year push aims to lift adoption, create 250,000 AI jobs and curb the talent drain as Canada races to catch up.
The conference will put Scotland's AI talent, security and infrastructure under the spotlight as debate over governance and control intensifies.
Global rivals could capture most of the value from local AI start-ups unless investors and customers act fast, King River Capital warns.
The honour spotlights TELUS's CAD $70 billion British Columbia investment as the company faces pressure to link spending with jobs and access.
The new Holborn site will add engineering jobs as demand rises for secure AI tools among businesses and the company seeks deeper UK roots.
A majority of large UK firms fear quantum computing could erode competitiveness, but most are delaying hiring and planning until 2030 or later.
More than 10,000 delegates will gather in Sydney as New South Wales pushes its education technology sector as an export and jobs driver.
The new Texas panel will help shape a statewide strategy for quantum economic development, with business and academic leaders serving through 2031.
The bank plans to add 440 net new roles in British Columbia by 2029 as it widens its artificial intelligence and banking operations.