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Google opens AI Campus in London
Google has launched its first AI Campus in London, aiming to train local students in artificial intelligence and machine learning. The campus, located in Somers Town, Camden, was inaugurated by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Wednesday.
British businesses lost $55 billion to cyberattacks over five years
British businesses have lost an estimated £44 billion ($55.08 billion) in revenue over the past five years due to cyberattacks, with more than half (52%) of private-sector companies reporting at least one incident, according to insurance broker firm Howden.
Key changes introduced in the 2024 UK budget
The October 30 budget was presented against the backdrop of certain predictions.
China urges more economic cooperation with UK
China is ready to boost economic ties with the United Kingdom, Vice Premier He Lifeng said Wednesday, state media reported, as part of a diplomatic thaw following years of frosty relations
Public contents on Facebook, Instagram in UK to be used to train AI: Meta
Meta Platforms is set to resume training its artificial intelligence (AI) models using public content shared by adult users on Facebook and Instagram in the UK, according to a recent blog post by the company.
6,000 police at the ready to quell UK riots: govt
There has been a week of nightly riots in various cities since three children were killed in a mass stabbing.
Asif Akbar makes an appearance on BBC’s ‘Nadia Ali Show’
Bangladeshi musician Asif Akbar recently attended an event hosted by the international media giant BBC in the UK. He engaged in a lively conversation on “The Nadia Ali Show” at the BBC's London headquarters.
FICTION / Chess Grandmaster
My father reasoned that he had grown up in a poor land that had been plundered by the colonial powers and he was not going to give away another national treasure
Standards of credible, fair competition not consistently met: UK
The UK has said that standards of credible and fair competitions were not consistently met during the 12th parliamentary election of Bangladesh
Google opens AI Campus in London
Google has launched its first AI Campus in London, aiming to train local students in artificial intelligence and machine learning. The campus, located in Somers Town, Camden, was inaugurated by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Wednesday.
British businesses lost $55 billion to cyberattacks over five years
British businesses have lost an estimated £44 billion ($55.08 billion) in revenue over the past five years due to cyberattacks, with more than half (52%) of private-sector companies reporting at least one incident, according to insurance broker firm Howden.
Key changes introduced in the 2024 UK budget
The October 30 budget was presented against the backdrop of certain predictions.
China urges more economic cooperation with UK
China is ready to boost economic ties with the United Kingdom, Vice Premier He Lifeng said Wednesday, state media reported, as part of a diplomatic thaw following years of frosty relations
Public contents on Facebook, Instagram in UK to be used to train AI: Meta
Meta Platforms is set to resume training its artificial intelligence (AI) models using public content shared by adult users on Facebook and Instagram in the UK, according to a recent blog post by the company.
6,000 police at the ready to quell UK riots: govt
There has been a week of nightly riots in various cities since three children were killed in a mass stabbing.
Asif Akbar makes an appearance on BBC’s ‘Nadia Ali Show’
Bangladeshi musician Asif Akbar recently attended an event hosted by the international media giant BBC in the UK. He engaged in a lively conversation on “The Nadia Ali Show” at the BBC's London headquarters.
Chess Grandmaster
My father reasoned that he had grown up in a poor land that had been plundered by the colonial powers and he was not going to give away another national treasure
Standards of credible, fair competition not consistently met: UK
The UK has said that standards of credible and fair competitions were not consistently met during the 12th parliamentary election of Bangladesh
Boris Johnson apologises to families at UK COVID inquiry
Johnson said at the start of the hearing how glad he was to give evidence and how sorry he was for the suffering of victims and their families.