Team Techopia
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Smart glasses bring workplace recording under EU scrutiny
European privacy regulators have issued preliminary guidance on smart glasses, warning that discreet recording creates data protection responsibilities for professional users, manufacturers and connected service providers.
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Banks face tougher recovery tests as AI threats grow
The ECB and Bank of England are examining banks’ cyber recovery capabilities as more capable AI tools increase the potential speed and disruption of attacks on financial infrastructure.
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Nvidia backs Doctolib’s European medical AI ambitions
Nvidia is preparing to acquire a minority stake in Doctolib as the French healthcare platform expands specialist medical AI models and clinical assistants, while retaining control of its technology and patient data.
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Hexagon takes wireless metrology onto the factory floor
Hexagon has launched HYPERSCAN SR, a battery-powered wireless 3D scanning system intended to bring high-accuracy inspection closer to production and field-service work.
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Infineon builds protection for 800 V AI racks
Infineon has introduced a high-voltage hot-swap controller designed to protect and monitor the power paths of future AI servers operating at 800 V DC.
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Virtual remand hearings enter £17.4m justice pilot
The Ministry of Justice plans £17.4 million of virtual remand hearing pilots in at least four police areas, seeking to reduce prisoner transport and court delays.
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Liverpool spinout funds experiments behind materials AI
Matter Machine, a University of Liverpool spinout, has raised £4 million to combine materials experiments and AI prediction as it develops a commercial discovery platform.
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Scarlet raises $50m around medical AI certification
London-based Scarlet has secured a $50 million Series B to expand its certification work for AI-enabled medical devices, where regulatory reviews can lag software releases.
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NHS data platform trust returns to procurement decisions
England’s National Data Guardian has urged ministers to put public trust, interoperability and evidence at the centre of decisions about the NHS Federated Data Platform.
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UK trials autonomous AI against public sector vulnerabilities
The UK government plans to extend cyber defence work using frontier AI after pilots identified more than 1,000 potential vulnerabilities across government systems.
