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ContinueLearn MoreMobility is the next huge economy, bringing together various forms of transport and services like car and bike-sharing. The problem is that a handful of companies like Uber are gaining a monopoly, but Here Mobility aims to loosen its grip by opening up the marketplace through tech. Its boss Liad Itzhak explains how it works to Dan Robinson
When talking about the ways society could use tech for change, fears about artificial intelligence savaging the jobs market and mountains of data being flogged by a handful of social media giants tend to turn the tone sour. It's easy
Stuck in mile-long queues during rush-hour traffic is the bane of many people's every day lives, but they may well have a chance of escaping the jams one day soon - in flying cars. Once a distant sci-fi dream most
PhotoBox Group might be one of the few companies actually using artificial intelligence (AI) rather than talking about it over coffee. The online photo printing company, which includes brands such as personalised card platform Moonpig, is using the technology to help
From robotic waitresses to driverless delivery bots, no one does tech quite like the Chinese - and at the forefront of the country's innovation is Alibaba. There are many discussions and fears surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) and what impact it will
Apple will invest almost $300m (£229m) alongside ten supplies in its new China Clean Energy Fund as part of the company's commitment to address climate change, it announced today. The first-of-its-kind investment will fund the development of clean energy projects totalling
Since being green-lit in 2012, a number of updates to the HS2 route, construction plans and station locations have been announced. Britain's upcoming high-speed rail network, slated to be operational in initial areas by the end of 2026, promises to
Cristiano Ronaldo's £99.2m signing for Juventus has sparked worker strikes at a Fiat Chrysler (FCA) plant in Italy controlled by the same company as the Italian football club. Agnelli Family owns 30% of Fiat through investment holding company Exor along
The European Court of Justice has ruled that an EU approval of a subsidy deal between the UK government and Hinkley Point C power station project was lawful, following a challenge from the Austrian government. Austria challenged the European Commission's
Food exports from the South West of England are on course to top last year's £700m value, new figures show. For the first quarter of this year, between January and March, sales of food and agricultural goods overseas were worth £175m
As we awake to a morning greeting from Alexa or log onto powerful, connected mobile devices via facial recognition, it’s easy to forget how far society has come in such a short period. The wheels were set in motion when
