Taking place on 2nd-3rd October at the ExCeL in east London, the Women in Business & Tech Expo was attended

London has the potential to be an Artificial Intelligence (AI) powerhouse according to some experts, but Londoners themselves may not

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Statistics show enrolments onto AI-focused courses in London universities have more than doubled since 2019. Data released this academic year by

A final year PhD student at Kingston University has helped build the UK’s first digital health service for members of

A global survey by a leading sofware company has revealed that only 64% of people were satisfied when using chatbots.

Why would the telecommunication industry progress to the next generation of networks so fast? Especially while some people around the

Sutton Council will use internet enabled sensors to improve services for disabled car users. The council expects to start trials

The technological development of computers, smartphones, and apps has made it easier for customers to contact businesses for inquires and

Imperial College’s ‘iKnife’ which analyses cancerous tissues during surgery is set to be tested on breast cancer patients.

A scheme has been set up in Croydon to supply technological devices to connect those who have been isolated during