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TCS to create 5,000 UK jobs with new AI Zone & studio in London
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Tata Consultancy Services will create 5,000 UK jobs and open a new AI Experience Zone and Design Studio in London, boosting innovation and skills.
Australian AI investment lags but ROI set to double by 2028
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Australian firms invest less in AI than global rivals, yet ROI is set to nearly double from 15% to 29% by 2028, boosting returns from USD $3.2m to $8.2m.
Australian agriculture powers SME resilience as broader growth steadies
Tue, 2nd Sep 2025
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Australian SMEs show steady performance in Q2 2025, with agriculture leading growth despite challenges like US tariffs and reduced workforce.
Australia risks falling behind as AI talent & planning lag
Mon, 21st Jul 2025
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Australia risks falling behind in AI as talent shortages and unclear strategies hamper progress amid rising investment and workforce concerns.
UK AI maturity drops despite continued high investment
Mon, 16th Jun 2025
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UK organisations' AI maturity score dropped 9 points to 35 despite rising investments and over 100 AI projects launched by 56% of businesses surveyed.
Hitachi Vantara launches VSP One with three key guarantees
Tue, 22nd Apr 2025
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Hitachi Vantara has launched new guarantees for its VSP One platform to boost enterprise storage with assured performance, cyber resilience, and up to 40% lower carbon footprint.
CISOs gain greater influence in corporate boardrooms
Mon, 27th Jan 2025
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A global study reveals a significant shift in the role of Chief Information Security Officers, with 82% now reporting to CEOs and active in board meetings.
Cognizant unveils major upgrades to Neuro AI platform
Thu, 17th Oct 2024
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Cognizant has upgraded its Neuro AI platform to enhance AI productivity for businesses, introducing tools like Opportunity Finder for efficient use case identification.
ANZ leaders invest USD$15 million in generative AI for 2024
Wed, 2nd Oct 2024
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Australia and New Zealand are outpacing the world in generative AI investment, committing USD$15 million in 2024, surpassing the global average.
AI could add GBP £2 billion to UK GDP & create 20,000 jobs
Thu, 25th Jul 2024
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A new study reveals that the UK's accounting sector could see an injection of GBP £2 billion into GDP and generate 20,000 jobs through AI adoption.
Singaporean businesses struggle to meet sustainability targets, report reveals
Tue, 14th Nov 2023
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Singaporean businesses lagging in sustainability, only 34% having met set targets over the past two years, finds a report.
Step up or get out of the way in the digital economy, study finds
Tue, 20th Sep 2016
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Oxford study shows firms with savvy digital leadership thrive; others risk falling behind in the fast-paced digital economy.