23 September 2025

Bain & Company has released its sixth annual Global Technology Report, offering an in-depth analysis of the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing, robotics, and the broader tech sector.
The report projects that by 2030, global demand for AI computing could require as much as US$500 billion annually in data centre investments, translating into approximately US$2 trillion in new cloud revenue. Despite expected cost savings from AI adoption, Bain estimates that the industry will still face an annual funding shortfall of around US$800 billion to meet future demand.
Find out more12 September 2025

Vantage Data Centers has announced the upcoming launch of its second London campus, LHR2, set to open at the end of September.
Situated in the Park Royal district, this 194,000-square-foot facility will provide 20 megawatts of IT capacity and represents a £250 million investment in the local economy. The new data centre coincides with the London Design Festival, which runs from September 13 to 21, and features a notable public art installation titled "11 Million Dots." This six-story facade installation pays tribute to Park Royal’s industrial past while celebrating its transformation into a vibrant urban hub. Created through a collaboration with the Park Royal Design District and local artist Rafael El Baz, the artwork incorporates ambient noise and machinery sounds from the area, transforming them into binary code and waveforms that evoke microchips, maps, and cityscapes, turning the building into a cultural landmark.
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04 September 2025

At UKREiiF 2025, sustainability and innovation dominated the headlines. New towns, net zero targets, modular homes, and smart city ambitions were showcased as the foundations of a better built environment. But as I walked the exhibition halls and spoke with developers, councils, and tech leaders, one recurring question lingered:
How exactly are we going to measure any of this?
Find out more02 September 2025

A recent survey has revealed widespread dissatisfaction among UK banking innovation leaders regarding the authenticity of cloud technology claims in core banking systems.
The research, conducted by SaaScada, shows that a significant majority of senior banking executives are frustrated by what they term ‘cloudwashing’ — a practice where legacy systems are marketed as cloud-native despite offering limited genuine cloud capabilities.
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