Enterprise
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Digital identity moves beyond finance, but trust remains the constraint
The UK’s latest sector analysis shows broader use of digital identity services across healthcare, public services, infrastructure, and industry.
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Axle Energy turns spare batteries into grid infrastructure
The London startup’s Series A links energy flexibility software with the growing pressure AI and electrification place on power systems.
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Finto aims AI agents at the accounting work nobody sees
Munich-based Finto has raised seed funding for AI agents built around invoice processing and ERP-heavy finance workflows.
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UK cloud policy gets a harder AI era brief
The government’s Cloud Challenge Book asks suppliers to confront legacy systems, sovereign infrastructure, resilience, skills, and commercial value.
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Druid buys deeper into Europe’s private network stack
The Irish software company’s Node-H acquisition adds RAN expertise as private 4G and 5G deployments mature.
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Europe backs the unglamorous machinery of chip sovereignty
QuantumDiamonds’ funding round points to the inspection and testing bottlenecks behind Europe’s semiconductor ambitions.
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Brussels asks who controls Europe’s data
A new EU consultation puts data sovereignty, cloud dependency, and international data flows back into regulatory focus.
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The UK’s cyber pledge tries to move resilience into the boardroom
The UK government’s Cyber Resilience Pledge asks major organisations to make cyber governance a board responsibility.
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Scotland’s datacentre freeze threat exposes the weak link in UK AI strategy
Scotland may consider a moratorium on new datacentre projects as AI infrastructure runs into power and planning limits.
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UK planning reforms give datacentres a faster route into national infrastructure
New UK planning reforms could shorten major infrastructure approvals, including for datacentre projects entering the NSIP regime.
