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The approval widens Gallagher Security's access-control options for government, defence and utilities customers needing NPSA-recognised hardware.
Financial, healthcare and public-sector organisations face less immediate pressure after a disruption effort hit a phishing network sending more than 1 billion malicious messages.
The update lets enterprises switch IoT eSIM profiles across borders more easily, as Aeris says its platform now manages 110 million devices.
The gap between AI adoption and work redesign is widening, with only 15% of large firms ready to turn automation into sustained gains.
Banks are testing secure ways to collect expired payment cards and turn the recovered plastic into new products, benches and pellets.
Governance is lagging behind uptake, with 49% of organisations in the UK and Ireland already using AI in physical security systems.
Each winning group will receive JPY ¥10 million for work that could sharpen timekeeping and strengthen AI decision-making across industry.
Security breaches and ageing mobile networks are pushing IoT connectivity onto the board agenda, with 75.6% of enterprises now treating it as a priority.
The tool could cut model-building from days or weeks to minutes, helping finance teams shift time from spreadsheets to analysis and planning.
Banks are backing a framework that could give vulnerable customers help with everyday payments without handing over full legal control.
The partnership will give researchers access to a 256-qubit quantum computer and a campus network to speed work on finance, engineering and cancer studies.
The survey found many firms have not yet redesigned jobs and delivery models, leaving AI gains unmeasured and workers unconvinced.
The rollout will give the logistics firm one warehouse management platform across all six UK sites, speeding eCommerce fulfilment and customer system links.
Only 15% of enterprises are ready for outcome-based work, as a Vertage survey found AI is outpacing job redesign across large firms.
Most motorists may be fuelling avoidable claims delays, with just 30% saying they know exactly what details to swap after a collision.
The seed round gives the London-based startup cash to expand its team and product as brands scramble to track visibility in AI search results.
Most UK consumers plan to keep festive spending steady, while AI use for price comparisons is gaining ground amid economic uncertainty.
Heavy workloads are offsetting AI's gains for many UK staff, with 44% of users saying the technology has increased their burden, PwC found.
Overseas sales are now a key growth driver, but more than 70% of pre-revenue and pre-profit fintechs say fundraising remains difficult.
The London start-up will use the funding to expand autonomous attack testing as firms face more frequent, AI-driven cyber threats.