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Artificial Intelligence to help save lives at five new technology centres

The UK’s Artificial Intelligence revolution looks set to get new backing, as the Business Secretary announces five new centres of excellence for digital pathology and imaging, including radiology, using AI medical advances.

New centres announced recently will bring together doctors, businesses and academics to develop products using these advances in digital technology to improve early diagnosis of disease, including cancer by detecting abnormalities.

The

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autonomous

UK Hydrographic Office contributes to autonomous navigation study

The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) has contributed to a new UK government-funded study on navigational requirements for autonomous maritime vessels.

The UKHO worked together with partner organisations L3 ASV and the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) to identify the future data requirements for autonomous shipping, and explore how navigational and wider geospatial data can be used to enable the safe navigation

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AI

Up to £50 million to develop world leading AI talent in the UK

The Government has announced a commitment for further investment to the UK’s booming Artificial Intelligence (AI) sector by announcing up to an additional £50 million to attract and retain the world’s top talent.

The announcement within the budget builds on the AI Sector Deal, worth up to almost £1 billion, launched earlier this year. As part of the government’s modern Industrial

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software conference

High Integrity Software Conference reaches out to budding developers in its fifth year

The High Integrity Software Conference will take place in Bristol on 6th November 2018. Now entering its fifth year, the conference continues to be the premier annual forum for the sharing of challenges, best practice and experience between software engineering practitioners – for software that matters. This mission continues to grow in importance, with 2018 having once again been a

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IR35

IR35: APSCo urges HMT to delay roll-out

Following recent news that Her Majesty’s Treasury (HMT) is finalising plans to extend off-payroll rules to the private sector – and is likely to announce these changes in October’s Budget – Tania Bowers, General Counsel at APSCo commented:

“We are extremely disappointed that HMT appear determined to discount the advice of APSCo, and every other influential body, and charge ahead with these changes

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software maintenance

CIOs Struggle to Understand Legacy Architecture, Reduce Software Maintenance and Fix Costs

A recent survey points to the fact that a lack of Software Intelligence among IT organisations points to slow progress in digitising operations.

CAST, the leader in Software Intelligence, today announced new research evaluating the priorities of IT leaders in digital transformation. The Software Intelligence Report surveyed 500 professionals, including CIOs, software architects and application owners, regarding their ability to meet

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single use plastics

Doing Our Bit to Reduce Demand on Single Use Plastics

At Furious Towers we’re acutely aware of the blight that is single use plastics; with around 300 million tonnes of the darned stuff being churned out each year.

Accepting the limited potential impact from software safety assurance consultants on the need to reduce this deadly landscape blot – we know that we can but play a small part. But a small part

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