“UK’s Largest Fintech” Takes Top Prize For Most IT Outages
By Matthew Dove Having boldly claimed that they’re the “UK’s largest fintech” at Fintech Connect in December, Barclays can now add “UK’s glitchiest bank” to
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Top 10 ICOs to Watch: #7 Temco
The Supply Chain industry is witnessing the most vigorous disruptions using blockchain technology. Temco aims to join the wave. Temco is a public blockchain with
SingularityNET Launches BETA Version of its AI Marketplace
Aims to create the world’s first ever decentralised AI marketplace – AI is a sector that could see global GDP increase 14% by 2030 Beta
Survey Indicates Fast Container Adoption is Driving Google Cloud Usage and Public Cloud Overspend
Densify has announced the findings of its global enterprise cloud survey of IT professionals. 80% of respondents have actively deployed containers or will do so in
Top 10 ICOs to Watch: #8 Uhive
UHive is a mobile device based social network that integrates the physical dimension with blockchain technology. UHive is controlled by AI and supports VR (virtual
OpenFin Launches Cloud Services to Accelerate Digital Transformation Across Capital Markets
OpenFin, the operating system (OS) of finance, has announced the launch of OpenFin Cloud Services, providing every bank, asset manager, hedge fund and wealth management
UK Tech Growth Stunted by Lack of Effective Channel Partnerships, Investec Research Shows
Only one third of companies hitting or exceeding revenue growth forecasts Listening and learning culture needed from vendors to build channel networks Research published today
Top 10 ICOs to Watch: #9 Ephelants 360
Ephelants360 is a unique project which aims to decentralise the TV and movie making industry. Ephelants360 is a machine learning, investing, and hybrid distributed ledger
Top 10 ICOs to Watch: #10 DeepCloud
The cloud industry is already saturated, given the big names such as Google cloud and Azure dominating the market. However there are startups that aim
“Near-Final” Brexit Guidance Issued by Reticent FCA
Having declined to speak about Brexit to the press, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published “near-final” rules and guidance that will apply in the