The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, which received Royal Assent on the 19 June 2025, represents a major milestone in the UK’s digital regulation agenda. As part of the UK Government’s broader National Data Strategy, the Act is designed to promote fair, innovative, and secure use of data across... read more →
Jul
22
Jul
16
It’s now been a month since London Tech Week 2025, and like many in the industry who've actively participated in expos, we’ve been reflecting on what large-scale technology events continue to offer in an increasingly digital-first world - especially one that fundamentally changed with the pandemic. In a calendar filled... read more →
Jul
11
How do you measure the effects of a major cyber-attack? Is it the severe financial losses, reputational damage, compromised customer data, operational downtime or the number of customers angered at the unavailability of Colin the Caterpillar cakes?It has now been over 50 days since M&S was targeted in April, by... read more →
Jul
07
When Broadcom finalised its $69 billion acquisition of VMware in late 2023, it marked one of the largest tech deals in history. The move was pitched as a strategic pivot by Broadcom—traditionally known for its semiconductor business—into enterprise software. By absorbing VMware, an undisputed leader in virtualisation and cloud infrastructure,... read more →
Jul
01
OK…so they may not come with sprinkles and delicious west country cream, but our London data centre cold aisle containment pods are just as effective at keeping you nice and chilled during heatwaves.We also have to admit that the term ‘cold aisle containment (CAC) pods’ does not have quite the... read more →
Oct
07
Would you believe next year marks the 30th anniversary of a true ‘data pioneer’ revolutionising how we shop by shifting the focus from generic promotions to personalised offers based on behavioural data. In 1995, following a late 1993 trial, the Tesco Clubcard loyalty program was officially launched. Instead of treating... read more →
Dec
13
Benjamin Franklin famously said there were only two things certain in life: death and taxes. As 2022 draws to a close we can probably add with some certainty three more, the UK’s transport system collapses at the first fall of snow, England suffer penalty heartache at major tournaments, and every... read more →
Nov
17
‘Sovereign’ is quite possibly a contender for one of the most used buzz words of 2022 but not in a context that you might assume. The sad passing of Britain’s longest ever serving monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, in September, which led to a global outpouring of gratitude, sadness and love,... read more →
Oct
15
Given climate change, the cost-of-living crisis, conflict in Ukraine, it appears that a day does not now pass without energy supply hitting the front pages. From fracking to buying a new kettle, commentators have been filling news feeds and the airwaves with their views on all things energy related. Just... read more →