Dr Alexander Jarasch of Neo4j explains how graph intelligence can connect fragmented biomedical data to accelerate rare disease diagnosis, drug repurposing, and treatment discovery.
Jon Robson, CEO of Mamedica, explains why improving patient access is essential to faster, more inclusive and effective clinical research across the UK.
Jeroen Bruinooge of Netradyne explains how AI-powered fleet intelligence helps fleets cut fuel waste, reduce emissions, improve safety and accelerate climate action.
Nicholas Batten of Nuumad explores how smarter pharmacy system design can help scale NHS care safely, balancing AI, deterministic logic and compliance.
Cassandra MacDonald of BPP explores how apprenticeships, human skills and inclusive hiring can help tech employers tackle youth unemployment and close skills gaps.
Robert Lucido of Magnit Global explores how young people can build tech careers as AI reshapes entry-level roles, skills and hiring pathways.
Michel Muizer of Expereo explores why space-based data centres are emerging, but argues enterprises must prioritise resilient, sustainable infrastructure on Earth first.
Rich Giblin of SolarWinds explains why resilient infrastructure, observability and data quality are essential for scaling AI successfully across public sector services.
Liana Downey of SLR explains why businesses must treat climate intelligence as a core resilience tool, embedded across operations, finance and supply chains.
Ruth Kerrigan of IES argues that decarbonising UK offices is essential for energy security, productivity and business resilience in a volatile climate.
Dr Marta G. Zanchi of Nina Capital explores why healthcare AI must balance automation with human oversight, trust, empathy and clinical accountability.
Orbital data centres promise lower cooling costs and faster space analytics, but open governance is vital to prevent compute power concentrating in orbit unfairly globally.
Peter Clapton explores how UK Critical National Infrastructure operators can strengthen cyber resilience through secure-by-design strategies, IT/OT visibility, and adaptive risk management.
Gailene Nelson of Turnitin explains how strategic AI prompting can help students think critically, use generative tools ethically and strengthen learning in modern classrooms today.
In our experience, UK businesses aren’t short of ambition when it comes to AI: new tools are piloted, AI strategies
As AI automates admin tasks, junior communications talent must prove critical thinking, ethical judgement and storytelling skills to thrive in an AI-first workplace.
Riccardo Ocleppo explores why peer-to-peer learning remains essential in the AI era, and how Docsity AI supports active, collaborative and responsible student learning.
Dr. Atanu Chaudhuri explores whether space-based data centres could solve Earth’s growing digital infrastructure crisis while balancing sustainability, latency, cost and technological feasibility.
Connected wearables could make cardiovascular prevention continuous, equitable and scalable, helping people detect hypertension earlier and manage long-term heart health more effectively.
The UK’s AI skills push must go beyond free courses. Faye Ellis of Pluralsight argues role-specific training is essential to unlock real business value.
Industrial 3D printing is transforming construction through sustainable materials, design flexibility and on-demand manufacturing, enabling faster, efficient building methods and reducing environmental impact.
AI growth is driving resource demand, but industry leaders reveal how innovation, efficiency and cultural change can help businesses scale sustainably without compromising environmental responsibility.
AI is reshaping entry-level careers, but young professionals can stay ahead by building judgment, seeking mentorship, and developing human skills machines cannot replicate.
AI adoption in UK healthcare is accelerating, but limited traceability risks patient safety, accountability, and trust, highlighting the urgent need for transparent, auditable AI systems.
Businesses must rethink recycling as a lifecycle strategy, using technology and circular practices to tackle resource pressures, reduce waste and unlock long-term sustainability opportunities.
The City of Philadelphia’s Office for Innovation using the power of public-private partnership to provide internet access to thousands.
Harrow Council’s IT team take Tech For Good behind the scenes of a digital transformation programme that is improving the lives of its workers and residents.
Blockchain could provide a transparent, safe, and incentivised mechanism for the distribution of welfare, says Accenture’s Chloe Tartan.
Alay Shah is a researcher, aspiring innovator and high school senior. In this podcast, Alay discusses the need to democratise healthcare and talks about building an eye-tracking diagnostic tool that could become a low-cost alternative to MRIs.
Anoushka Patel on creating a global COVID-19 entrepreneurial challenge aged just 18
Internet Watch Foundation announces an upgrade to its Intellgrade system and adds over 60,000 new victims to the half a million it has already documented this year.
Jon Robson, CEO of Mamedica, explains why improving patient access is essential to faster, more inclusive and effective clinical research across the UK.
Jeroen Bruinooge of Netradyne explains how AI-powered fleet intelligence helps fleets cut fuel waste, reduce emissions, improve safety and accelerate climate action.
Nicholas Batten of Nuumad explores how smarter pharmacy system design can help scale NHS care safely, balancing AI, deterministic logic and compliance.
Cassandra MacDonald of BPP explores how apprenticeships, human skills and inclusive hiring can help tech employers tackle youth unemployment and close skills gaps.
Robert Lucido of Magnit Global explores how young people can build tech careers as AI reshapes entry-level roles, skills and hiring pathways.
Michel Muizer of Expereo explores why space-based data centres are emerging, but argues enterprises must prioritise resilient, sustainable infrastructure on Earth first.
Rich Giblin of SolarWinds explains why resilient infrastructure, observability and data quality are essential for scaling AI successfully across public sector services.
Liana Downey of SLR explains why businesses must treat climate intelligence as a core resilience tool, embedded across operations, finance and supply chains.
Ruth Kerrigan of IES argues that decarbonising UK offices is essential for energy security, productivity and business resilience in a volatile climate.
Dr Marta G. Zanchi of Nina Capital explores why healthcare AI must balance automation with human oversight, trust, empathy and clinical accountability.
Orbital data centres promise lower cooling costs and faster space analytics, but open governance is vital to prevent compute power concentrating in orbit unfairly globally.
Peter Clapton explores how UK Critical National Infrastructure operators can strengthen cyber resilience through secure-by-design strategies, IT/OT visibility, and adaptive risk management.
Gailene Nelson of Turnitin explains how strategic AI prompting can help students think critically, use generative tools ethically and strengthen learning in modern classrooms today.
In our experience, UK businesses aren’t short of ambition when it comes to AI: new tools are piloted, AI strategies
As AI automates admin tasks, junior communications talent must prove critical thinking, ethical judgement and storytelling skills to thrive in an AI-first workplace.
Riccardo Ocleppo explores why peer-to-peer learning remains essential in the AI era, and how Docsity AI supports active, collaborative and responsible student learning.
Dr. Atanu Chaudhuri explores whether space-based data centres could solve Earth’s growing digital infrastructure crisis while balancing sustainability, latency, cost and technological feasibility.
Connected wearables could make cardiovascular prevention continuous, equitable and scalable, helping people detect hypertension earlier and manage long-term heart health more effectively.
The UK’s AI skills push must go beyond free courses. Faye Ellis of Pluralsight argues role-specific training is essential to unlock real business value.
Industrial 3D printing is transforming construction through sustainable materials, design flexibility and on-demand manufacturing, enabling faster, efficient building methods and reducing environmental impact.
AI growth is driving resource demand, but industry leaders reveal how innovation, efficiency and cultural change can help businesses scale sustainably without compromising environmental responsibility.
AI is reshaping entry-level careers, but young professionals can stay ahead by building judgment, seeking mentorship, and developing human skills machines cannot replicate.
AI adoption in UK healthcare is accelerating, but limited traceability risks patient safety, accountability, and trust, highlighting the urgent need for transparent, auditable AI systems.
Businesses must rethink recycling as a lifecycle strategy, using technology and circular practices to tackle resource pressures, reduce waste and unlock long-term sustainability opportunities.
