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Amid CISA cuts, US state launches first VDP

The US state of Maryland has launched a statewide Vulnerability Disclosure Programme (VDP) to give ethical hackers the chance to probe systems across its government for flaws and vulnerabilities and allow them safe, straightforward and transparent reporting mechanisms. The programme, which will be operated by bug bounty and VDP programme specialists at Bugcrowd, will give Maryland…

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Bereaved families call for public inquiry over suicide forum

Bereaved families are calling for a public inquiry over “repeated failures” by the government and online harms regulator Ofcom to effectively deal with a “nihilistic” suicide forum. According to a report by the Molly Rose Foundation (MRF), a suicide prevention charity targeted to people under the age of 25, government departments were warned a total…

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Abu Dhabi bets on autonomous racing to accelerate AI and mobility innovation

Abu Dhabi is turning racetracks into laboratories – on the Yas Marina circuit, better known for hosting Formula One, the Autonomous Racing League (A2RL) is transforming motorsport into a proving ground for AI, robotics, and next-generation mobility systems. Organised by Aspire, the programme management and challenge-led arm of the emirate’s Advanced Technology Research Council (ATRC),…

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Interview: Inside Abu Dhabi’s fast-track formula for deep-tech startups

Abu Dhabi is accelerating its aim to become a global hub for deep technology, and at the centre of this effort is VentureOne, a government-backed venture builder turning cutting-edge research into market-ready startups. In just 18 months, it has launched four deep-tech companies, a pace that underscores how the UAE’s coordinated approach to innovation is…

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Interview: Shaping the future of AI in the UAE

Chiara Marcati’s move from consulting to AI71 was motivated by a desire to see technology create tangible, human-centred impact. “After years in consulting, I realised I wanted to combine my technical skills with the ability to make a direct difference for people and organisations,” she says. “AI71 offered the perfect balance between innovation, business transformation…

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Do Nvidia Graphics Cards Work With AMD FreeSync?

Frame Stock Footage/Shutterstock Luckily, FreeSync is compatible with Nvidia cards. FreeSync, like Nvidia’s G-Sync, activates variable refresh rate technology. This will have the monitor adjust its framerate to what is on screen to reduce screen tearing. However, there are some stipulations to harnessing FreeSync. Not all FreeSync monitors will work with Nvidia cards. You can…

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Why Keir Starmer’s mandatory national digital ID system may be neither mandatory nor national

With nearly three million people – so far – signing an online petition against the introduction of “digital ID cards”, the government is already fighting to reclaim the initiative after prime minister Keir Starmer’s botched announcement of plans for a mandatory national digital identity scheme. Civil service officials last week attempted to quell the second…

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Why the future of work is agentic

While artificial intelligence (AI) was certainly the top topic of discussion during Forrester’s Technology & Innovation Summit, the conversation appears to have moved on. In preparation for the era of agentic AI, organisations are starting to consider where employees fit; where to use contractors and external service providers; and what tasks should be AI-enabled internally.…

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Calls for more government support and faster investment if UK to lead in quantum computing

The UK risks squandering its potential to become a leader in the field of quantum computing without more support from the government to build sovereign capabilities in the technology, the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee has heard. The committee exists to examine the output and policies of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT).…

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Interview: Sacha Vaughan, chief supply chain officer, Joseph Joseph

Sacha Vaughan, chief supply chain officer at houseware manufacturer Joseph Joseph, is in a fortunate position – her board recognises the critical role of the supply chain in a digital age, which she suggests isn’t always the case. “Many brands see the supply chain as simply moving boxes from one place to another,” she says.…

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