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Ransomware recovery is worsening as most organisations lack backup storage that cannot be altered or deleted, Omdia says.
Patients should gain quicker, clearer access to scans as the company expands its nationwide network and technology across the US.
A new Silicon Valley base should help Aziro win US AI work faster by putting engineers closer to clients, partners and talent.
Profitability and a fresh USD $100 million in financing give Cloover room to expand its installer-led energy model across Europe.
Fleet operators could see simpler EV charging reimbursements after Rightcharge secured GBP £500,000 to widen its European rollout.
Embedded systems now make up nearly a third of the electronics market as edge AI shifts design priorities towards security and software.
Conditional approval from US regulators brings Revolut closer to offering loans, cards and FDIC-insured deposits to American customers by 2027.
It aims to cut costs and complexity for large retailers by letting staff use AI agents on existing devices and approved internal data.
Trusted employees and AI agents are now seen as prime insider risks, with deepfake fraud and hidden access gaps worsening the threat.
The hire comes as the workforce travel platform pushes to sharpen its AI-led product strategy and respond to tighter customer demands.
Ratepayers face an extra NZD $1.286 million bill over three years unless Tararua's road funding cut is reversed.
Councils and ratepayers have been spared steep local bills after NZ Transport Agency kept majority funding for two isolated West Coast roads through 2030.
Richer online venue images are now shaping bookings, with 66 per cent of UK adults saying they check digital tours before spending money.
The back-to-school move comes as parents and teachers report that screen time is fuelling rowdy classrooms and family disputes over phones.
Reducing specialist training demands could let more decommissioning staff use robots safely in hazardous nuclear sites, RAICo says.
Most UK consumers will let AI shop around, but few trust it to pay without approval, with the average limit set at GBP £149.12.
Investigators can now trace vessel ties to sanctions, ownership and financial crime risks faster, after maritime data was added to Videris.
Transport and storage firms are easing price plans as only 9.7% expect rises in September, far below the 14.1% sector average.
The deal will modernise seven national screening services for 15 million invitations a year, aiming to speed results and lift uptake.
Small merchants can now take tips, donations and ad hoc sales digitally without card machines or coding, as cash use continues to decline.