National Health Service (NHS) stories
Clinical teams at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust now get interpreters in 22 seconds on average, easing delays for urgent care and labour wards.
The package will support UK research into agentic safety and security as autonomous AI systems spread, with startups also receiving backing.
The award gives the London startup US $100,000 and puts its MRI software in the spotlight for cutting scan times without new hardware.
The platform aims to help employers measure whether AI training changes day-to-day work, as firms seek clearer returns on spending.
The Bristol start-up will use the two-year funding to hasten clinical trials and development of a handheld eye scanner, with NHS savings in sight.
With UK public spending at GBP £407 billion, smaller tech suppliers now have clearer routes into contracts worth up to GBP £214,000.
Community pharmacies could miss out on local demand unless they improve their online visibility, Brand Champions said as it launched a postcode check service.
The model is set to inform refurbishments across more than 790 UK and French stores, cutting site visits and helping B&M test layouts before work starts.
The hire gives the UK cybersecurity provider a dedicated operator as it pushes to expand services and serve more than 150 organisations.
Rising digital and AI demand helped the Leeds consultancy expand by a third in 2026, after a nine-hire August recruitment drive.
The remote procedure could widen access to stroke care in hospitals that lack specialist teams, though the system is still under development.
Private clinicians could cut weeks of waiting for GP summaries as consenting patients' NHS records are now viewable in Semble.
Patients could see faster, more consistent NHS web updates as Bristol's new platform aims to cut duplicated digital work across trusts.
Finance teams now have a 2029 deadline to upgrade systems, as the UK makes Peppol the backbone of mandatory e-invoicing.
Only 8% of UK public sector IT professionals say AI is fully governed, leaving frontline services exposed as adoption races ahead.
The spend will expand local cloud capacity as UK demand for AI and data services rises, with healthcare and finance among target sectors.
The appointment gives the cybersecurity firm a buyer-side voice on strategy as it targets more UK enterprise and mid-market customers.
Its giving now tops GBP £1 million, with staff volunteering and pro bono work for charities alongside donations since 2015.
The two-day event will address mounting pressure on Australian teams to secure AI and Kubernetes workloads as trials move into live production.
The software group is strengthening its ANZ push as it seeks deeper inroads into government, education and industrial markets.