Research stories - Page 1
AI transforms multilingual event planning landscape
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speech
A recent study by Interprefy reveals that 94% of multilingual event planners are keen to embrace AI-powered speech translation to enhance future events.
New AI model enhances durability of construction materials
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Researchers at Seoul National University of Science and Technology have unveiled a hybrid machine learning model to enhance the safety and durability of construction materials.
Outdated processes stifle UK business growth opportunities
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partner programmes
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productivity
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spend management
New research from Soldo reveals that 88% of UK finance leaders believe limited employee access to budgets is stunting business growth and productivity.
Finance leaders cite limited budget access as growth barrier
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financial systems
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collaboration
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customers
A survey by Soldo shows that 88% of UK finance leaders believe restricted budget access is hindering business growth and employee productivity.
Siemens tech selected by RIKEN for AI device research
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cloud services
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computing
Siemens Digital Industries Software will aid Japan's RIKEN in advancing research on next-gen AI devices using its Veloce Strato CS and Catapult HLS platforms.
Australia's first tech policy think tank TPDi launched
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edutech
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data privacy
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Australia unveils its first independent tech policy think tank, the Tech Policy Design Institute, aiming to shape the future of digital regulation and innovation.
UK space investment soars, creating jobs & educational prospects
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edutech
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spacetech
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cloud services
Investment in the UK's space sector has surged by 435% since 1990, creating nearly 49,000 jobs and fostering educational opportunities for future generations.
Juniper Networks boosts ASTRON's LOFAR telescope power
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network infrastructure
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spacetech
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endpoint protection
Juniper Networks is teaming up with the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy to enhance the LOFAR 2.0 telescope's network, boosting its data processing tenfold.
Quantum computing remains distant despite advancements
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paas
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encryption
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A Forrester report reveals that while quantum computing has made strides, practical applications remain a decade away due to persistent challenges.
PayPal warns Aussies of risky shopping ahead of sales
Thu, 26th Dec 2024
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email security
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payment technologies
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ecommerce
PayPal's latest research reveals a 9% rise in risky shopping habits among Australians ahead of Boxing Day, raising alarm over potential scams.
Survey reveals UK's top & least-favoured Christmas gifts
Fri, 20th Dec 2024
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data analytics
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martech
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financial systems
A new CEWE report reveals that 73% of UK adults have faced disappointment with gifts, highlighting the best and worst presents for Christmas.
Open source malware up 156%, Sonatype research shows
Fri, 13th Dec 2024
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malware
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endpoint protection
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application security
Sonatype's latest research reveals a shocking rise in open source malware, with over 778,500 malicious packages detected in 2024, primarily affecting government organisations.
NVIDIA opens Vietnam R&D centre to boost AI innovation
Thu, 12th Dec 2024
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digital transformation
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NVIDIA has unveiled its inaugural research and development centre in Vietnam, a significant step in enhancing the country's artificial intelligence landscape.
Iris.ai raises EUR €7.64m to boost R&D with AI-driven tech
Tue, 3rd Dec 2024
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data management
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patents
Iris.ai has raised EUR €7.64 million to enhance its RSpace platform, aimed at unlocking valuable insights from historical research data for R&D teams.
TCCA urges standards compliance for mission-critical apps
Fri, 22nd Nov 2024
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financial systems
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risk & compliance
TCCA has highlighted the need for standards compliance in mission-critical broadband applications to enhance efficiency for critical communications users.
UK workers secretly using AI tools for an edge at work
Wed, 20th Nov 2024
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productivity
A new study reveals 35% of UK workers covertly use AI to enhance their work, with younger staff finding it particularly beneficial for reducing stress.
UK businesses lag behind in adopting circular economy model
Wed, 20th Nov 2024
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partner programmes
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cleantech
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sustainability
Only 25% of UK firms have embraced circular economy practices, risking higher costs and lower competitiveness amid sustainability challenges, research reveals.
AMD's El Capitan recognised as fastest supercomputer globally
Tue, 19th Nov 2024
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public cloud
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hpc
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AMD has claimed its position as a leader in high-performance computing with the world's fastest supercomputer, El Capitan, achieving 1.742 exaflops.
Australians favour personalised gifts for festive season
Tue, 19th Nov 2024
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social media
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christmas
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online shopping
A recent VistaPrint study reveals that 81% of Australians experience stress in gift selection, with 70% favouring personalised gifts this holiday season.
Vodafone study: 81% see rising interest in AI, IoT, 5G
Fri, 15th Nov 2024
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Vodafone's latest study reveals 81% of end-users are increasingly interested in AI, IoT, and 5G, signalling a shift in tech adoption across sectors.