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The New Face of Social Engineering

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AI-powered social engineering attacks now blend email, text, and deepfake calls, costing enterprises millions and challenging traditional trust models.
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Stop buying, start building: how to win the digital skills race

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Organisations must prioritise building digital skills in-house through AI-powered learning to close widening gaps and thrive by 2026 amid rapid tech change.
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Negligence is Warfare

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Cyber-attacks in the UK have surged from 89 to 204, exposing major firms like Marks & Spencer and Jaguar Land Rover to serious risks amid government inaction.
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Retrieval-augmented generation can manage expectations of AI

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RAG technology helps UK firms manage AI expectations by grounding outputs in reliable data, boosting trust and enabling faster, responsible adoption.
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Tech Trends 2026

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Tech Trends 2026 highlights resilience as essential amid supply chain issues, AI risks, and rising customer demands for trusted, stable partners.
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Designing for the future: How circularity is reshaping product lifecycles

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Leading tech firms redesign products for circularity, focusing on durability and resale value to boost sustainability and brand loyalty.
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Adopting “AI” for Digital Transformation requires specificity

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Businesses must specify which AI type they adopt-LLMs, generative, or predictive-to drive meaningful digital transformation and avoid empty buzzwords.
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Why the UK’s new Cyber Bill demands action, not compliance

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The UK’s new Cyber Resilience Bill broadens digital security rules, demanding action from data centres and service providers to strengthen supply chain cyber defences.
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Sustainability within the tech industry

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Over 60% of UK tech firms plan to boost sustainability budgets by 10.5% in 2025, embedding environmental responsibility into everyday business.
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AI Is changing hiring, and putting skills at the centre

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Generative AI is reshaping recruitment by prioritising skills over CVs, helping firms hire faster and fairer in a rapidly changing workforce landscape.
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The major cyber hurdles that could deeply impact businesses in 2026

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Businesses face severe cyber risks in 2026 as outdated IT and rising threats demand urgent action to avoid costly breaches and compliance failures.
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Cooling, Power, Scale: What it really takes to support AI in the Data Centre

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Data centres face rising power and cooling demands as AI workloads push rack consumption to 300-600kW by 2030, requiring new infrastructure approaches.
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From promises to practice: How to make multilingual events truly inclusive

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Global events often fail to be truly inclusive by using a single language; real-time multilingual translation and captioning boost engagement and accessibility.
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Why the ‘edge’ will define your construction business in 2026

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In 2026, construction firms must prioritise edge technology and AI integration to boost productivity, safety, and sustainability on the jobsite front.
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Leveraging predictive AI to drive value from financial compliance

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Financial firms use predictive AI combined with generative AI to meet FCA Consumer Duty, ensuring compliance and improving customer outcomes efficiently.
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Recruiting at the speed of technology

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Tech firms must hire swiftly without compromising quality, blending smart processes and human insight to meet the sector's rapid pace and fierce talent demand.
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From ‘skills gap’ to ‘skills evolution’ - rethinking capability in data centre design

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The data centre sector faces a skills evolution, requiring continuous development in teamwork and adaptability alongside technical expertise.
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Building smarter deals in a fragmented world

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Corporate banks are streamlining deal-making by uniting fragmented systems, cutting approval times from days to hours and boosting pricing accuracy and compliance.
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Why APP fraud is still rising and how we can stop the surge

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APP fraud, rising to 42% of UK losses in 2025, causes £2,300 lost per minute, urging banks and tech firms to boost joint防efforts.
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Background Noise: The silent business expense

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Background noise in hybrid offices quietly erodes productivity and clarity, prompting firms to invest in quality audio tools for better collaboration and decisions.