Friday, July 4, 2025

Agentforce London: Salesforce Reports 78% of UK Companies Embrace Agentic AI

WhatsApp Aims to Collaborate with Apple on Legal Challenge Against Home Office Encryption Directives

AI and the Creative Industries: A Misguided Decision by the UK Government

CityFibre Expands Business Ethernet Access Threefold

Fusion and AI: The Role of Private Sector Technology in Advancing ITER

Strengthening Retail: Strategies for UK Brands to Combat Cyber Breaches

Apple Encryption Debate: Should Law Enforcement Use Technical Capability Notices?

Sweden Receives Assistance in Strengthening Its Sovereign AI Capabilities

MPs to Explore Possibility of Government Digital Identity Program

How Has U.S. Pushback Impacted UK DEI Initiatives?

US organizations are scaling back their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. This shift could impact tech companies in the UK that rely on US contracts. With President Trump’s decisions influencing this trend, UK tech firms face uncertainty about the future of DEI initiatives. Many worry that they might have to adapt or even reduce their own DEI efforts to align with changing priorities from across the Atlantic. This landscape raises questions about how UK companies will maintain their commitment to diversity and equity in a shifting global context.