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AI hype is as bad as crypto
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DeepMind co-founder warns against the gold rush mentality

Sir Demis Hassabis, co-founder of DeepMind, has warned that the rush to throw cash at artificial intelligence has left the industry drowning in crypto-like hysteria.

Telegram wants to make its business options more professional
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Heading for profit and an IPO

Telegram is revolutionising business communication with the launch of Telegram Business, which it claims will make business communication more efficient and effective.

Post Office spend €119 million in legal fees fighting sub-postmasters
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But knew Horizon IT system was the real villain.

The BBC has unearthed a draft report showing that the Post Office spent a whopping €119 million in legal fees fighting sub-postmasters while ignoring evidence that its own Horizon IT system was the real villain.

Pragmatic unveils UK's first 300mm wafer fab in Durham
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Despite threatening to Brexit

Pragmatic Semiconductor, headquartered in Cambridge, has made waves by launching the UK's inaugural 300mm wafer fabrication facility in Durham. Despite threatening to leave the UK over a perceived dearth of governmental backing for the burgeoning domestic chip sector.

British nuclear power plant in hot water over security blunders
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Potential digital doomsday

The British Sellafield nuclear power plant is facing the music for a catalogue of cyber clangers that could have left the UK's atomic knickers in a twist.