The whole Covid-19 debacle has given many businesses the opportunity to implement technology-based changes to the way they operate, with AI and big data having been identified by healthcare professionals as the top tech to help transform pharmaceutical drug discovery and development
Various developments including the growing volume of IoT data and the emergence of new AI incorporating applications, is set to drive demand for high performance computing (HPC) solutions over the next five years, contributing to an increasingly vibrant, and competitive, market for
Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple (GAFA) will face regulation in ten main areas over the coming years, with data privacy representing the main focus, according to GlobalData.
The UK ICO’s move last week to hit British Airways (BA) and the Marriott hotel group with proposed fines totalling almost £300m for breaking laws protecting consumers’ data, is a stark reminder to companies that they will pay an expensive price if
According to GlobalData, artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT) and data centres were the key drivers behind mergers and acquisition (M&A) activity over the last two years.
The Industrial Internet, which is expected to redefine the way the global industrial economy operates, is in danger of failing to take off because of integration issues, says GlobalData.
A leading analyst’s report claims that a ‘No Deal’ Brexit will disrupt the UK tech sector and the biggest looser from the whole event will be UK Plc.
Telecom operators are looking to break out of the rut of simply providing connectivity, but face fierce opposition in the form of technology interlopers, according to GlobalData, data and analytics specialist.
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