As Scotland debates the future of hyperscale AI data centres, a much bigger question is emerging. Can we build the infrastructure needed for the AI era in ways that are technically credible, environmentally responsible and trusted by the communities they serve? When we published Are We Sleepwalking into a Grid... read more →
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Jun
30
Madonna and the Pope agreeing on something was not on many people’s 2026 bingo card. For anyone old enough to remember the late 1980s, the pairing feels almost impossible. Madonna built part of her cultural identity by provoking religious authority; the Catholic Church returned the favour with condemnation, criticism and... read more →
Jun
24
How a changing conversation about online harm may have implications far beyond social media including the way organisations design work. Recent legal action involving YouTube and other major social platforms has reignited a debate that, in truth, never really disappeared. The latest cases focus on allegations that platform features contributed... read more →
Jun
16
The phone rings. Someone introduces themselves as IT support. They sound calm, informed and slightly urgent. They explain there may be an issue with your account and ask you to log in to resolve it. You are between meetings, your inbox is overflowing, and the request sounds entirely routine. You... read more →
Jun
09
What Happens When Your Organisation Can’t Operate Without Someone Else’s Model? This week’s AI headlines focused on growth. OpenAI announced plans to pursue a public listing, following similar moves across the market as the race to secure investment and scale accelerates. The signal is clear: AI is no longer an... read more →
Jun
03
Twenty years ago, cloud computing promised freedom. Organisations could escape the constraints of physical infrastructure, access enterprise-grade technology on demand and scale at unprecedented speed. Today, as Amazon Web Services (AWS) celebrates its twentieth anniversary, a different question is emerging in boardrooms and government offices around the world: who ultimately... read more →

