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3 September 2019
DASA launches £4m competition to improve defence autonomous systems
The UK’s Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) has announced a new £4m competition for ideas and innovations aimed at improving autonomous systems for the defence sector.
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30 August 2019
Auditors probe EU efforts to push industry 4.0 and digital innovation
The European Court of Auditors is carrying out an audit of the European Union’s (EU) support for industry 4.0 and digital innovation across the continent.
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30 August 2019
Innovate UK to fund service sector data access projects
Innovate UK and the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) have announced a £3.5m funding competition for projects that can improve data access.
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29 August 2019
Only 24% Brit firms prioritising security in tech investment, says Advanced study
Less than a quarter of British organisations, at 24%, are giving priority to security in their technology investment, as per a new report compiled by software company Advanced.
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29 August 2019
M Squared opens new quantum research facility in Glasgow
M Squared has opened a new quantum research facility at the University of Strathclyde’s Inovo building in Glasgow, Scotland.
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28 August 2019
Geospatial Commission releases report showcasing use of geospatial data
The UK Geospatial Commission has released a new report called ‘Future Technologies Review’ which showcases how use of geospatial data by artificial intelligence (AI) and other innovative technologies is helping...
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26 August 2019
Department for Transport looks up to AI to end holiday jams from roadworks
The UK Department for Transport is planning to make use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the future to end holiday jams resulting from roadworks.
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22 August 2019
Commercially viable quantum computing needs global collaboration, says Imperial’s provost
The race for developing commercially viable quantum computing would need global efforts, wrote Imperial College London provost Professor Ian Walmsley, in an article in Financial Times.
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16 August 2019
Heriot-Watt advances creation of National Robotarium in Edinburgh
Edinburgh-based Heriot-Watt University said that progress is underway on the creation of a National Robotarium, a multimillion-pound hub to be built at its campus, in collaboration with the University of...
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13 August 2019
UKRI launches funding competition for autonomous vehicle cybersecurity
The UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has announced a funding competition of up to £2m for UK businesses towards establishing the feasibility of a cyber-physical connected and autonomous vehicle test...
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