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Google needs ‘right conditions’ to build more AI infrastructure in UK

Google is interested in building more AI infrastructure in the UK but needs the “right conditions”, the company’s UK boss has said. Debbie Weinstein, the technology company’s UK and Ireland managing director, said Google was “engaged actively” with ...

27 Nov 2024 at 21:34

AI Action Plan: The key points in the UK’s plan to be a ‘world leader’ in field

Expanding the UK’s national AI infrastructure and supporting “homegrown” AI will be at the centre of the Government’s plans to embrace the new technology. In its response to the landmark AI opportunities action plan written by tech entrepreneur ...

13 Jan 2025 at 12:45

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Nvidia posts strong growth despite ongoing tariff challenges

AI chip maker Nvidia has posted strong growth despite being caught in the fallout of Donald Trump’s tariff war with China. The company reported sales of 44.1 billion dollars (£32.7 billion) for the first quarter, higher than the 22.1 billion ...

28 May 2025 at 22:24

Energy and tech giants to meet Government over plans to power UK AI

Energy firms and tech giants will meet Government ministers on Tuesday for the first round of talks on how to power the UK’s plans to expand its AI infrastructure. In January, the Prime Minister laid out plans to make the UK a “global ...

08 Apr 2025 at 06:58

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