Oxford vs Cambridge tech: A battle of innovation waged with start-ups in tech, science and AI
From the lecture halls to the boat race, two of Britain’s most historic cities have been rivals for centuries - now the narrative of the ongoing battle is
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Here’s why the UK will open its first deep coal mine in 30 years with £165m Woodhouse Colliery
The UK’s coal industry has been thrown a somewhat surprising lifeline after the £165m Woodhouse Colliery mine was unanimously given the go-ahead by Cumbria County Council. Based on
Six cloud gaming companies pioneering a $140bn global industry as Google Stadia launches
Like many other frontier technologies, cloud gaming has had a difficult birth with more than a few false dawns - but it looks to be on the rise
Here are five of the biggest investments in driverless cars made in the past year
Multiple investments in driverless cars over the past year have resulted in the total funding for the technology topping $100bn (£76bn) - as the public eagerly awaits what
From London to Tallinn, how five European cities plan to transform mobility with 5G
Super-fast internet speeds grab the headlines when it comes to the potential of 5G - but it also promises to revolutionise urban transport as we know it. As
Profiling nine female innovators tackling the UK’s biggest challenges
From realising the potential of AI to ushering in the future of mobility, female innovators around the world are pushing boundaries and redefining industries. In Britain, the government
Profiling 8 female entrepreneurs - from healthcare prodigies to AI revolutionaries
From founding healthcare firms that transform hospitals to launching AI companies which usher in the digital age, entrepreneurs play a key role in pioneering business and women account
From Canada to the UK, which countries are planning a coal phase-out?
All over the world, coal is becoming less popular as countries look to renewables as a clean alternative, with a handful of major nations tying themselves to phase-out
What is DAZN? The sports streaming service that signed Anthony Joshua
It’s been hailed as the “Netflix of sport” and the team behind DAZN will be hoping it can prove just as successful as its TV and film equivalent.
Vast majority of future ‘megacities’ will be located in Asia, says report
Almost two-thirds of the world’s future megacities will be located in Asia as a result of rapid economic growth and urbanisation, according to a new report. The research