Symantec and Frost Data Capital have joined forces to create an incubator that will support small early-stage businesses that are working on cyber security to protect against threats targeting the Internet of Things and big data.
Growing faster than any other advanced economy in the last year, the UK’s economic prospects are looking fairly rosy – at least for the time being – and in response, SMEs are making a charge for expansion to reap the rewards.
The internet can be a powerful weapon in the battle for brand awareness, but sometimes, in an almost Terminator: Judgement Day-style attack, the machines turn against companies – in some cases because of stupidity.
Innovate UK programme IC Tomorrow has introduced a £210,000 contest to find the UK's top virtual reality and augmented reality companies, and John Lewis, Crossrail and King's College London are among the big name partners backing the search.
If there’s one thing most small business owners will agree on, it’s that running a business has its ups and downs.
If the UK's retailers embed mobile strategies like Apple Pay into tangible locations, it could be the key to injecting £7.8bn into Britain's high street in 2015, according to RetailMeNot.
A £10m Internet of Things (IoT) competition has been launched by the British government, which plans to use the fund as a hook for UK businesses and cities to “revolutionise” the way the tech can be of benefit to the public.
US computer technology firm Dell has revealed a plan to supercharge its business with 1,000 new employees globally, with almost half being spread across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
February 2015 saw Uber begin using talent from Carnegie Mellon University to develop driverless technology. Some six months later, the cab company is reportedly ready to invest in 500,000 autonomous cars in a bid to beat Google and Nissan.
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