Creating an AI-native generation means embedding digital skills across all education stages—building ethical, practical AI literacy to prepare students for a tech-driven, evolving workforce.
With rising data center demands, balancing energy efficiency and performance is crucial. AI offers a transformative solution, revolutionising how we optimise resources.
Dmitry Borodin, Head of Decision Analytics at Creditinfo, explores how AI and alternative data are transforming financial inclusion, helping underserved groups access credit and economic opportunities.
AI is revolutionising disaster response, from predictive analytics preventing crises to real-time data aiding relief efforts. Ethical AI solutions empower nonprofits, ensuring technology serves global humanitarian needs.
AI has the power to transform education, easing teachers’ workloads while enhancing learning. But trust, transparency, and public confidence are key to its success.
As AI reshapes industries, its impact on mental health is profound. While it disrupts jobs, it also fosters new opportunities. Human creativity remains irreplaceable.
Robust data management is crucial for disaster response. Accurate, real-time data enables swift decisions, preventing misallocated resources and delays that could cost lives.
Technology is revolutionising disaster response, from AI-driven predictions to emergency telecommunications. As climate change intensifies crises, innovative solutions are vital for preparedness, immediate relief, and long-term recovery.
Michael Lynch, Global Real Time Operations Manager at Enel X on the scale, systems and virtual skills of a modern global network operations centre.
The digital divide in education extends beyond access—it’s about strategy, choice, and impact. Stuart Walker shares five key lessons from his journey in EdTech.
Dulas is transforming healthcare in underserved communities by delivering solar-powered solutions, such as vaccine refrigerators, to ensure reliable immunisations and to build resilient local healthcare systems.
Tech leaders may already know their teams are rich in neurodiversity, but keeping hold of them means intentional action.
John O’Brien MBE, Chairman and Founder of Anthropy emphasises the need for visionary leadership that balances technology with human traits like empathy, creativity, and ethical judgment.
AI is revolutionising online content moderation by automating the detection of harmful materials like violence and abuse, while working alongside human moderators to ensure safety and compliance.
AI can help alleviate cybersecurity alert fatigue by correlating events, qualifying threats, and reducing stress for analysts, improving well-being and addressing the skills gap in SOCs.
Helpster Charity, led by CEO Kate Lysykh, leverages technology to provide life-saving healthcare to children in Africa and Asia, combating preventable deaths from diseases like malaria and pneumonia.
Real-time, personalised transport information is key to improving passenger experience. By integrating accessible data, rail travel can become more intuitive, responsive, and inclusive for all.
Peter Turner, CCO at TeamViewer, discusses how remote connectivity solutions are transforming healthcare by improving accessibility, reducing costs, and enhancing patient care in remote areas.
Felix Ohswald, CEO of GoStudent, explores AI’s transformative role in education, from early childhood learning to post-classroom tools, and its potential to enhance personalised, lifelong learning.
Rupert Colbourne, CTO at Orbus Software, explains how enterprise architecture is accelerating innovation in healthcare by streamlining workflows, reducing technical debt, and improving patient outcomes.
Stephen Foreshew-Cain, CEO of Scott Logic, explores how the UK public sector can overcome legacy IT, data silos, and skills gaps to successfully adopt AI and transform services.
Thierry Marchal of Ansys explores how simulation, particularly computational fluid dynamics, can optimise and accelerate pharmaceutical development, ensuring safer, more efficient biologics production.
Women, comprising half the global population, face significant healthcare disparities. Rebecca Hainsworth of Browne Jacobson explores how technology is improving diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes.
Phil Burrows, Head of Vulnerability at Cadent, discusses how the company’s CO Research and Analytics platform and collaborative efforts aim to reduce CO poisoning and save lives.
5G and AI are revolutionising healthcare, enabling personalised, real-time care across the globe. From remote diagnostics to predictive health, they bridge gaps and save lives.
Semtech CEO Mohan Maheswaran on LoRa’s role in building IoT for a truly sustainable digital future.
Researchers at the University of Plymouth have shown that developing tech with – not for – the digitally excluded can produce remarkable results.
Anthony Baker is co-founder and CEO of Satellite Vu.
In this podcast, Anthony reveals how his company plans to use thermal and infrared imaging satellites to help assess the climate impact of every building on the planet.
Tom van Aken is CEO of Avantium, a company which has pioneered a plant-based plastic called PEF. In this podcast, Tom discusses how renewable chemistry could revolutionise the packaging industry.
Sopra Steria’s new Digital Ethics & Tech for Good practice, led by Jen Rodvold, is taking previously fringe issues to the heart of transformations
Helpster Charity demonstrates how technology-driven healthcare solutions can break barriers, providing life-saving medical support to underserved communities and ensuring equitable access to essential treatment worldwide.
With rising data center demands, balancing energy efficiency and performance is crucial. AI offers a transformative solution, revolutionising how we optimise resources.
Dmitry Borodin, Head of Decision Analytics at Creditinfo, explores how AI and alternative data are transforming financial inclusion, helping underserved groups access credit and economic opportunities.
AI is revolutionising disaster response, from predictive analytics preventing crises to real-time data aiding relief efforts. Ethical AI solutions empower nonprofits, ensuring technology serves global humanitarian needs.
AI has the power to transform education, easing teachers’ workloads while enhancing learning. But trust, transparency, and public confidence are key to its success.
As AI reshapes industries, its impact on mental health is profound. While it disrupts jobs, it also fosters new opportunities. Human creativity remains irreplaceable.
Robust data management is crucial for disaster response. Accurate, real-time data enables swift decisions, preventing misallocated resources and delays that could cost lives.
Technology is revolutionising disaster response, from AI-driven predictions to emergency telecommunications. As climate change intensifies crises, innovative solutions are vital for preparedness, immediate relief, and long-term recovery.
Michael Lynch, Global Real Time Operations Manager at Enel X on the scale, systems and virtual skills of a modern global network operations centre.
The digital divide in education extends beyond access—it’s about strategy, choice, and impact. Stuart Walker shares five key lessons from his journey in EdTech.
Dulas is transforming healthcare in underserved communities by delivering solar-powered solutions, such as vaccine refrigerators, to ensure reliable immunisations and to build resilient local healthcare systems.
Tech leaders may already know their teams are rich in neurodiversity, but keeping hold of them means intentional action.
John O’Brien MBE, Chairman and Founder of Anthropy emphasises the need for visionary leadership that balances technology with human traits like empathy, creativity, and ethical judgment.
AI is revolutionising online content moderation by automating the detection of harmful materials like violence and abuse, while working alongside human moderators to ensure safety and compliance.
AI can help alleviate cybersecurity alert fatigue by correlating events, qualifying threats, and reducing stress for analysts, improving well-being and addressing the skills gap in SOCs.
Helpster Charity, led by CEO Kate Lysykh, leverages technology to provide life-saving healthcare to children in Africa and Asia, combating preventable deaths from diseases like malaria and pneumonia.
Real-time, personalised transport information is key to improving passenger experience. By integrating accessible data, rail travel can become more intuitive, responsive, and inclusive for all.
Peter Turner, CCO at TeamViewer, discusses how remote connectivity solutions are transforming healthcare by improving accessibility, reducing costs, and enhancing patient care in remote areas.
Felix Ohswald, CEO of GoStudent, explores AI’s transformative role in education, from early childhood learning to post-classroom tools, and its potential to enhance personalised, lifelong learning.
Rupert Colbourne, CTO at Orbus Software, explains how enterprise architecture is accelerating innovation in healthcare by streamlining workflows, reducing technical debt, and improving patient outcomes.
Stephen Foreshew-Cain, CEO of Scott Logic, explores how the UK public sector can overcome legacy IT, data silos, and skills gaps to successfully adopt AI and transform services.
Thierry Marchal of Ansys explores how simulation, particularly computational fluid dynamics, can optimise and accelerate pharmaceutical development, ensuring safer, more efficient biologics production.
Women, comprising half the global population, face significant healthcare disparities. Rebecca Hainsworth of Browne Jacobson explores how technology is improving diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes.
Phil Burrows, Head of Vulnerability at Cadent, discusses how the company’s CO Research and Analytics platform and collaborative efforts aim to reduce CO poisoning and save lives.
5G and AI are revolutionising healthcare, enabling personalised, real-time care across the globe. From remote diagnostics to predictive health, they bridge gaps and save lives.
