Why sustainable AI starts with the network
Kurt Semba of Extreme Networks explains how intelligent networking can cut AI energy use across data centres, buildings and infrastructure without compromising performance or reliability.
Thought Leadership
AI took the admin, what’s left for junior talent?
As AI automates admin tasks, junior communications talent must prove critical thinking, ethical judgement and storytelling skills to thrive in an AI-first workplace.
Why peer-to-peer learning still matters in the AI era
Riccardo Ocleppo explores why peer-to-peer learning remains essential in the AI era, and how Docsity AI supports active, collaborative and responsible student learning.
Space based data centres: Will they be viable?
Dr. Atanu Chaudhuri explores whether space-based data centres could solve Earth’s growing digital infrastructure crisis while balancing sustainability, latency, cost and technological feasibility.
We have the technology to democratise optimal care, why haven’t we integrated it yet?
Connected wearables could make cardiovascular prevention continuous, equitable and scalable, helping people detect hypertension earlier and manage long-term heart health more effectively.
Beyond free initiatives: Rethinking the UK’s AI talent strategy
The UK’s AI skills push must go beyond free courses. Faye Ellis of Pluralsight argues role-specific training is essential to unlock real business value.
The industrial evolution of 3D printing in construction
Industrial 3D printing is transforming construction through sustainable materials, design flexibility and on-demand manufacturing, enabling faster, efficient building methods and reducing environmental impact.
Earth Day 2026: Scaling sustainably in the age of AI
AI growth is driving resource demand, but industry leaders reveal how innovation, efficiency and cultural change can help businesses scale sustainably without compromising environmental responsibility.
AI versus jobs: How the next generation can outpace AI from the bottom up
AI is reshaping entry-level careers, but young professionals can stay ahead by building judgment, seeking mentorship, and developing human skills machines cannot replicate.
Healthcare AI has a traceability problem – and it’s a risk
AI adoption in UK healthcare is accelerating, but limited traceability risks patient safety, accountability, and trust, highlighting the urgent need for transparent, auditable AI systems.
Demystifying recycling challenges this Global Recycling Day
Businesses must rethink recycling as a lifecycle strategy, using technology and circular practices to tackle resource pressures, reduce waste and unlock long-term sustainability opportunities.
Why NHS digitisation stalls
Gary Day, Director Public Sector at Apogee, explores why NHS digitisation stalls and how eliminating paper records is essential to unlocking the full potential of Electronic Patient Records.
Women shaping tech discuss how to build pathways to leadership – International Women’s Day 2026
Senior women across the tech sector share practical insights on mentoring, inclusive cultures and AI opportunities to help women enter, progress and lead in technology.
The time is now: Making AI work for the environment
AI’s rapid growth brings rising energy, water and material costs. Organisations must embed sustainability into AI strategies now to balance innovation with environmental responsibility.
From ESG narratives to network delivery: Making sustainability measurable in fibre rollouts
As fibre networks expand to power AI and cloud growth, measurable sustainability is shifting ESG from boardroom rhetoric to accountable, data-driven execution on the ground.
Healthcare’s digital ambition: moving from potential to practice
Despite bold digital ambitions, healthcare risks stalling in automation purgatory. Closing integration and skills gaps is key to turning digital potential into everyday clinical practice.
External attack surface management key to public sector resilience
As government digital services expand, external attack surface management is becoming essential to public sector cyber resilience, helping teams identify and reduce online risks before attackers exploit them.
Balancing AI growth with the data centre sector’s sustainability challenge
The UK’s AI-driven data centre expansion brings mounting sustainability pressures, forcing operators to balance soaring compute demand with energy efficiency, regulatory compliance and environmental performance.
Leading the charge in allergy diagnostics
Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Santhosh Nair explains how advanced in-vitro diagnostics are transforming allergy care across Europe, enabling faster, more precise testing and improving outcomes for millions.
Rebuilding trust in the NHS: How AI can help restore confidence in care
Ric Thompson of OneAdvanced explores how responsible AI, clinician co-design, and transparent innovation can help rebuild public trust and relieve pressure across the NHS.
The digital heart revolution from Grey’s Anatomy to reality
Dr Mark Palmer of Ansys explores how digital heart twins, AI, and in silico medicine are transforming cardiology, improving treatment planning, accelerating trials, and redefining patient care.
In pursuit of greener streams, sustainable ad tech is reshaping media as we know it
Frank Maguire of Equativ explores how sustainable ad tech is reducing carbon emissions, increasing transparency, and reshaping digital media while driving efficiency, accountability, and trust across the advertising supply chain.
Campus rewired: How smarter networks are powering higher learning
Tom Whittle of Telent explains how smarter, AI-driven networks are transforming higher education, delivering seamless connectivity, enhanced cybersecurity, and future-proof infrastructure that empowers students, staff, and researchers.
Putting ethical AI at the heart of public service
The UK public sector is rapidly adopting AI, but without ethical literacy and regulation, risks of bias and eroded trust loom. Skills and ethics must lead adoption.
Global health aid is broken: Can tech fix it before 2030?
Half the world lacks essential healthcare. Discover how tech solutions like Helpster’s digital-first model are transforming global health aid and closing life-threatening gaps in access.
Amref takes a digital leap forward with GSK and Cognizant
The COVID-19 pandemic further exposed the challenges to healthcare iCOVID-19 exposed healthcare challenges in sub-Saharan Africa; Amref’s digital capabilities surged with GSK and Cognizant support.
Tracr: How De Beers’ is digitalising every diamond’s story
Inside De Beers’ mission to create a digital twin of all the world’s diamonds on the blockchain.
Codesigning tech for inclusion: The ICONIC project
Inside ICONIC, the research project that codesigned four novel new technologies hand-in-hand with the digitally excluded.
Poppy Szkiler
Poppy Szkiler is co-founder and CEO of Quiet Mark, a company that works with manufacturers to prioritise noise reduction within product design. In this podcast, Poppy talks about following in her grandfather’s footsteps to continue his fight against noise pollution.
A new digital frontline in the fight for healthcare equity
Helpster’s Health Help Platform connects underserved patients in Africa and Asia with donors, hospitals, and volunteers, using technology to bridge healthcare gaps and deliver life-saving support.
Seeking cloud skills
AWS is rolling out a new cloud skills training programme for people from underemployed areas
Thought Leadership
AI took the admin, what’s left for junior talent?
As AI automates admin tasks, junior communications talent must prove critical thinking, ethical judgement and storytelling skills to thrive in an AI-first workplace.
Why peer-to-peer learning still matters in the AI era
Riccardo Ocleppo explores why peer-to-peer learning remains essential in the AI era, and how Docsity AI supports active, collaborative and responsible student learning.
Space based data centres: Will they be viable?
Dr. Atanu Chaudhuri explores whether space-based data centres could solve Earth’s growing digital infrastructure crisis while balancing sustainability, latency, cost and technological feasibility.
We have the technology to democratise optimal care, why haven’t we integrated it yet?
Connected wearables could make cardiovascular prevention continuous, equitable and scalable, helping people detect hypertension earlier and manage long-term heart health more effectively.
Beyond free initiatives: Rethinking the UK’s AI talent strategy
The UK’s AI skills push must go beyond free courses. Faye Ellis of Pluralsight argues role-specific training is essential to unlock real business value.
The industrial evolution of 3D printing in construction
Industrial 3D printing is transforming construction through sustainable materials, design flexibility and on-demand manufacturing, enabling faster, efficient building methods and reducing environmental impact.
Earth Day 2026: Scaling sustainably in the age of AI
AI growth is driving resource demand, but industry leaders reveal how innovation, efficiency and cultural change can help businesses scale sustainably without compromising environmental responsibility.
AI versus jobs: How the next generation can outpace AI from the bottom up
AI is reshaping entry-level careers, but young professionals can stay ahead by building judgment, seeking mentorship, and developing human skills machines cannot replicate.
Healthcare AI has a traceability problem – and it’s a risk
AI adoption in UK healthcare is accelerating, but limited traceability risks patient safety, accountability, and trust, highlighting the urgent need for transparent, auditable AI systems.
Demystifying recycling challenges this Global Recycling Day
Businesses must rethink recycling as a lifecycle strategy, using technology and circular practices to tackle resource pressures, reduce waste and unlock long-term sustainability opportunities.
Why NHS digitisation stalls
Gary Day, Director Public Sector at Apogee, explores why NHS digitisation stalls and how eliminating paper records is essential to unlocking the full potential of Electronic Patient Records.
Women shaping tech discuss how to build pathways to leadership – International Women’s Day 2026
Senior women across the tech sector share practical insights on mentoring, inclusive cultures and AI opportunities to help women enter, progress and lead in technology.
The time is now: Making AI work for the environment
AI’s rapid growth brings rising energy, water and material costs. Organisations must embed sustainability into AI strategies now to balance innovation with environmental responsibility.
From ESG narratives to network delivery: Making sustainability measurable in fibre rollouts
As fibre networks expand to power AI and cloud growth, measurable sustainability is shifting ESG from boardroom rhetoric to accountable, data-driven execution on the ground.
Healthcare’s digital ambition: moving from potential to practice
Despite bold digital ambitions, healthcare risks stalling in automation purgatory. Closing integration and skills gaps is key to turning digital potential into everyday clinical practice.
External attack surface management key to public sector resilience
As government digital services expand, external attack surface management is becoming essential to public sector cyber resilience, helping teams identify and reduce online risks before attackers exploit them.
Balancing AI growth with the data centre sector’s sustainability challenge
The UK’s AI-driven data centre expansion brings mounting sustainability pressures, forcing operators to balance soaring compute demand with energy efficiency, regulatory compliance and environmental performance.
Leading the charge in allergy diagnostics
Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Santhosh Nair explains how advanced in-vitro diagnostics are transforming allergy care across Europe, enabling faster, more precise testing and improving outcomes for millions.
Rebuilding trust in the NHS: How AI can help restore confidence in care
Ric Thompson of OneAdvanced explores how responsible AI, clinician co-design, and transparent innovation can help rebuild public trust and relieve pressure across the NHS.
The digital heart revolution from Grey’s Anatomy to reality
Dr Mark Palmer of Ansys explores how digital heart twins, AI, and in silico medicine are transforming cardiology, improving treatment planning, accelerating trials, and redefining patient care.
In pursuit of greener streams, sustainable ad tech is reshaping media as we know it
Frank Maguire of Equativ explores how sustainable ad tech is reducing carbon emissions, increasing transparency, and reshaping digital media while driving efficiency, accountability, and trust across the advertising supply chain.
Campus rewired: How smarter networks are powering higher learning
Tom Whittle of Telent explains how smarter, AI-driven networks are transforming higher education, delivering seamless connectivity, enhanced cybersecurity, and future-proof infrastructure that empowers students, staff, and researchers.
Putting ethical AI at the heart of public service
The UK public sector is rapidly adopting AI, but without ethical literacy and regulation, risks of bias and eroded trust loom. Skills and ethics must lead adoption.
Global health aid is broken: Can tech fix it before 2030?
Half the world lacks essential healthcare. Discover how tech solutions like Helpster’s digital-first model are transforming global health aid and closing life-threatening gaps in access.