Runway told CNBC it chose London for proximity to major European customers — including the BBC, Fremantle and WPP — and to build on a research team it already runs in the city. Co-CEO Anastasis ...

Axel Springer has begun redundancies at the Telegraph, saying the title will rely more on technology, data and AI as it builds a global premium media business.

The RAF's chief of air staff told RUSI each Typhoon will be joined by four AI-enabled drones, shifting crews to oversight as the 2030 deadline approaches.

Xlinks plans an 850-acre, £13 billion ‘Devon data campus’ that would rank among the largest data centres in Europe. The company promises 650 to 1,200 permanent jobs and up to 3,500 during construction ...

Anthropic's first standalone European consultancy, backed by UK buyout group Hg, will embed AI engineers in firms and compete with Accenture and the Big Four.

The reflex to buy the most powerful AI model available is fading. A growing number of technology executives now argue that cheaper options are what will actually drive adoption, after a year in which ...

OpenAI has rebuilt containment for frontier model training, using an offline copy of the web and its strongest agents as red-teamers before resuming runs.

The new AI Biosecurity Lab pairs £100m of public money with up to £200m in OpenAI and Anthropic credits to detect biological threats and speed countermeasures.

Budget AI package funds AISI, agentic cyber defence, chip-design skills, local AI partnerships and £10m a year of research on jobs.

Policy simulations by Ed Balls and two former civil servants find generative AI good at summaries but prone to bland, spin-led proposals, the FT reports.

Councils, schools and police forces report more long, inaccurate complaints written with AI, adding to backlogs that also hold up genuine UK grievances.

Junior minister Liz Lloyd told MPs the datacentre, telecoms and energy split across departments is clear for business, and recast the £45bn tech figure.