(IN BRIEF) Telenor subsidiary KNL has secured a framework agreement enabling the Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation to procure its secure high-frequency communications systems for the Danish Armed Forces, making Denmark the third Nordic country to join … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Defence, Denmark, Finland, Government, Norway, Security & Safety, Sweden, Technology, Telecom
Tagged 2025 to 2035 framework, beyond line of sight connectivity, CNHF communication systems, communications resilience, DALO, Dan Ouchterlony, Danish Armed Forces, Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation, defence communications, defence procurement, Defence Technology, Denmark, electromagnetic interference, encrypted communications, Finland, Fornebu, Framework Agreement, global navigation satellite systems, GNSS, HF communications, high-frequency communications, Iceland, independent communications, jamming resistance, joint procurement, KNL, military communications, NATO, NORDEFCO, Nordic Defence Cooperation, Nordic security, Norway, Oulu, resilient communications, SATCOM, satellite communications, secure communications, September 10 2026, Sweden, tactical communication systems framework, tactical communications, Telenor, Telenor Subsidiary KNL Strengthens Nordic Defence Communications Portfolio as Denmark Joins Finland and Sweden, Telenor’s KNL Adds Denmark to NORDEFCO Framework for Resilient High-Frequency Military Communications, Telenor’s KNL Secures Danish Defence Procurement Framework for Infrastructure-Independent HF Communications Technology, Toni Lindén, UK RM6393, £4.7 billion framework, €23.5 million orders
(IN BRIEF) AVL and QinetiQ have signed a memorandum of understanding to form a strategic partnership focused on advancing Model-Based Systems Engineering, Digital Twin technologies and integrated development solutions for defence land mobility and autonomous systems. The collaboration combines AVL’s … Read the full press release
Posted in Austria, Automotive, Business, Defence, Security & Safety, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged advanced modelling, Autonomous systems, AVL, AVL and QinetiQ Expand Digital Engineering Capabilities for Future Defence Procurement and Land Mobility Programmes, AVL and QinetiQ Join Forces to Reduce Defence Programme Risk With Connected Virtual and Field Validation, AVL and QinetiQ Partner to Advance Digital Twins and Model-Based Systems Engineering for Defence Land Mobility, AVL Powertrain UK Ltd, capability validation, connected digital engineering ecosystem, defence mobility, defence platforms, defence procurement, defence systems engineering, design maturity, digital engineering, digital foundation, Digital Twin, Digital Twin solutions, field testing, land mobility, lifecycle management, lifecycle optimisation, London, MBSE, Model-Based Systems Engineering, operational analysis, operational deployment, physical test optimisation, physical testing, physics-based modelling, programme development, programme risk, QinetiQ, real world testing, September 2026, simulation, simulation-driven development, software-driven systems, specialised test facilities, test and evaluation, Tom Stone, United Kingdom, virtual testing, virtual validation, Will Blamey
(IN BRIEF) Deutsche Telekom has outlined five priorities it considers crucial to Germany’s AI competitiveness following Digital X 2026 in Cologne, where more than 6,000 participants discussed artificial intelligence, digital sovereignty, cybersecurity, AI agents and cloud infrastructure. CEO Tim Höttges … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Economy, European Union, Germany, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Security & Safety, Small Business, Society, Technology, Telecom
Tagged AI Adoption, AI agents, AI governance, AI Infrastructure, AI productivity, AI security, Angela Merkel, Anthropic, artificial intelligence, autonomous AI, business processes, cloud computing, cloud infrastructure, Cologne, cyberattacks, Cybersecurity, Deutsche Telekom, Deutsche Telekom Expands Industrial AI Cloud as Digital X 2026 Highlights €330 Billion AI Opportunity for Germany, Deutsche Telekom Identifies Five Priorities for Germany’s AI Competitiveness Following Digital X 2026 in Cologne, digital infrastructure, digital sovereignty, digital transformation, Digital X, Digital X 2026, Digital X 2026 Highlights Germany’s AI Opportunity as Deutsche Telekom Expands Infrastructure and Pushes for Greater Adoption, Dr. Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, economic competitiveness, Elke Anderl, Europe, Ferri Abolhassan, generative AI, German Economic Institute, Germany, Governance, Hendrik Wüst, high-quality data, human control, industrial AI, industrial AI cloud, Klaus Werner, Lars Neumann, Maximilian Ahrens, Munich, open AI ecosystem, Rheinauhafen, Richard David Precht, Rodrigo Diehl, Roland Busch, Roman Howe, September 2026, small and medium-sized businesses, SMEs, T-Digital, technology dependencies, Telekom Deutschland, Telekom MMS, Thomas Köhler, Thomas Tschersich, Tim Höttges, Verena Pausder, Yuval Noah Harari, €330 billion gross value added
(IN BRIEF) HENSOLDT has received a €15 million development contract from BAAINBw to continue the development of its Optarion mission support system, a ground-based platform that connects airborne assets with digital command and control networks without requiring modifications to the … Read the full press release
Posted in Aviation & Aerospace, Business, Defence, Electronics & Machinery, Germany, Security & Safety, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged airborne platforms, aircraft integration, aircraft modernization, Alex Irmscher, BAAINBw, Battle Management System, BMS, Bootes, Bundeswehr, CH-53GA, command and control systems, defence electronics, digital command and control, digital military infrastructure, EUA, Federal Office for Equipment Information Technology and In-Service Support of the Bundeswehr, German Air Force, German Army, Germany, ground station, Hensoldt, HENSOLDT Develops Next-Generation Optarion Ground Station for Bundeswehr and International Military Users, HENSOLDT Expands Optarion Mission Support Platform as NATO Demand for Networked Airborne Integration Grows, HENSOLDT Strengthens Bundeswehr Digital Command Integration With Next Phase of Optarion Development, Immenstaad, interoperability, KHT Tiger, military aviation, military software, Mission Planning Ground Station, mission support, MPGS, MR3+, NATO, NATO eastern flank, networked operations, NH90, operational readiness, Optarion, Optarion mission support system, SDD, software-defined defence, software-defined defence systems, tactical information network, Tiger helicopter
(IN BRIEF) Inmarsat Maritime has received Bureau Veritas Cyber Security Type Approval for NexusWave, its fully managed bonded multi-network maritime connectivity service, providing further independent validation that the platform meets the applicable requirements of IACS UR E27. The approval follows … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Security & Safety, Technology, Telecom, Transportation & Logistics, United Kingdom
Tagged always-on communications, bonded connectivity, Bureau Veritas, Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore, centrally managed security, Christophe Chauviere, classification societies, ClassNK, connected vessels, corporate connectivity, crew connectivity, cyber resilience, cyber security, Cyber Security Type Approval, digital shipping, digital vessels, encryption, GEO satellite, Gert-Jan Panken, global fleets, IACS, IACS UR E27, Inmarsat Maritime, Inmarsat Maritime Expands NexusWave Classification Approvals to Support Secure Digitalisation Across Global Shipping Fleets, Inmarsat Maritime Secures Second IACS UR E27 Cyber Approval for NexusWave Following ClassNK Certification, Inmarsat Maritime Strengthens NexusWave Cyber Credentials With Bureau Veritas IACS UR E27 Type Approval, International Association of Classification Societies, L-band, LEO satellite, London, LTE, managed service edge infrastructure, maritime compliance, maritime connectivity, maritime digitalisation, maritime technology, mission-critical communications, multi-network connectivity, network equipment, network orchestration, network segmentation, NexusWave, onboard ICT architecture, Operational Efficiency, operational technology, safety, satellite communications, secure-by-design, September 8 2026, ship operators, Unified Requirement E27, United Kingdom, vessel connectivity, vessel operations, Viasat
(IN BRIEF) Voith has launched PowerDrive Mining, its new fully coordinated electric drive system for belt conveyors, at Electra Mining Africa 2026 in Johannesburg, positioning the technology as a cost-efficient and lower-risk alternative for new conveyor installations, retrofits and replacements. … Read the full press release
Posted in Automotive, Business, Electronics & Machinery, Germany, Industrial, Metals and Minerals, Security & Safety, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged 30% below market benchmark, acceleration control, backstop, belt conveyors, BeltControl, braking control, commissioning, compact drive system, conveyor belts, conveyor braking, conveyor drive systems, conveyor replacement, drivetrain, Electra Mining Africa 2026, electric drive systems, electrified conveyors, enclosed rotating components, engineering efficiency, factory-tested systems, fault diagnostics, Germany, Hall 5 Booth E10, harmonized ramps, Heidenheim, industrial automation, integrated brake, investment cost, Johannesburg, Johannesburg Expo Centre, lifecycle support, mechanical stress reduction, mining automation, mining conveyors, mining equipment, mining operators, multi-drive control, Nasrec, OEMs, operational safety, parameterization, PowerDrive Mining, pre-parameterized controller, preassembled systems, Price/Performance Ratio, remote diagnostics, retrofit projects, robust housing, September 7 2026, September 7-11 2026, serviceability, smooth start-up, South Africa, steel structures, synchronized drives, uptime, Voith, Voith Debuts PowerDrive Mining in Johannesburg With Purchase Price Target Around 30% Below Market Benchmark, Voith Introduces PowerDrive Mining Electric Conveyor Drive System With BeltControl Automation at Electra Mining Africa 2026, Voith Targets Faster Commissioning and Lower Project Costs With Preassembled PowerDrive Mining Belt Conveyor Drive Package
(IN BRIEF) The University of Bristol has opened the landmark Sloane Robinson Building at its £500 million Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus, creating a major new academic, innovation and civic hub at the centre of the wider Bristol Temple Quarter regeneration … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Construction, Education, Environment, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Real Estate, Science, Security & Safety, Technology, Telecom, United Kingdom
Tagged 000 square metres, 38, 500 students, 650 staff, Active Learning Studios, advanced telecommunications, AI, artificial intelligence, Barton Hill, BDFI, Bill Brown Lecture Theatre, biodiversity, Bloomberg Trading terminals, BREEAM Excellent, Bristol, Bristol City Council, Bristol Digital Futures Institute, Bristol Innovations Zone, Bristol Rooms, Bristol Temple Meads, Bristol Temple Quarter, Bristol Temple Quarter LLP, Charting Change, cyber security, cyber security teaching suites, deep tech, Design Factory, digital engineering, district heating, eco-concrete, Engine Shed, Hartcliffe, Helen Godwin, Homes England, Hugh Sloane, INDIA, INNOVATION, Maker Space, Mumbai, Mumbai Enterprise Campus, MyWorld, Network Rail, Professor Evelyn Welch, Professor Judith Squires, QTIC, quantum technologies, Quantum Technologies Innovation Centre, September 7 2026, SETsquared Bristol, Sir Robert McAlpine, Sloane Robinson Building, Sloane Robinson Foundation, solar panels, Story Exchange, Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus, TQEC, United Kingdom, University of Bristol, University of Bristol Expands Innovation Footprint With £500 Million Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus and New Deep-Tech Hub, University of Bristol Marks 150th Anniversary With Opening of Major Temple Quarter Campus Focused on Future Technologies and Regional Growth, University of Bristol Opens New Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus Alongside £23 Million Bristol Temple Meads Eastern Entrance, urban regeneration, West of England Combined Authority, West of England Mayoral Combined Authority, Wild Spaces, Withywood, Wood and Harrison, £20 million donation, £23 million station entrance, £35 million investment, £4, £500 million campus
(IN BRIEF) ORLEN has joined 13 energy companies and organisations from nine Northern and Central European countries to establish the Baltic Energy Initiative, a platform for cooperation on energy security, competitiveness and cross-border energy transition projects. The 14 partners will … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Denmark, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Estonia, European Union, Finland, Germany, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Security & Safety, Sweden, Technology
Tagged Adven, Baltic Energy Initiative, Baltic Energy Initiative Unites ORLEN and 13 Partners on Strategic Energy Projects, Baltic Sea region, bioLNG, carbon capture and storage, carbon storage, carbon transport, CCS, central Europe, Critical Infrastructure Protection, cross-border energy projects, Cybersecurity, Denmark, DNV Energy Systems, Eesti Energia, emergency preparedness, Enefit, energy competitiveness, energy infrastructure, energy infrastructure investment, energy security, energy transition, Estonia, European institutions, European Union funding, Finland, Fortum, Gasgrid Finland, Germany, hybrid threats, hydrogen, infrastructure resilience, international funding, investment mechanisms, Ireneusz Fąfara, KN Energies, Latvenergo, Latvia, liquefied natural gas, Lithuania, LNG, northern Europe, Norway, nuclear power, Offshore wind, ORLEN, ORLEN Helps Launch Baltic Energy Initiative Across Nine European Countries, ORLEN Strengthens Regional Energy Cooperation Through New Baltic Alliance, P2X Solutions, physical threats, Poland, regional cooperation, regional hydrogen market, regulatory cooperation, renewable energy, Siemens Energy, Small Modular Reactors, SMRs, Steady Energy, support mechanisms, Sweden, Topsoe, Ørsted
(IN BRIEF) Rheinmetall Canada will supply replacement components for MSU-200NAV mobile air start units used by the US Navy under a contract awarded by the US Department of Defense to the Canadian Commercial Corporation. Valued in the single-digit millions of … Read the full press release
Posted in Aviation & Aerospace, Business, Defence, Germany, Government, Industrial, Security & Safety, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged aircraft engine starting, aircraft ground support, aircraft maintenance, aircraft support systems, CANADA, Canadian Commercial Corporation, Canadian defence industry, CCC, defence contract, equipment modernisation, FADEC, forward operating bases, Full Authority Digital Engine Control, ground support equipment, lifecycle support, Made in Canada, military aviation, military logistics, mobile air start unit, MSU-200NAV, naval aviation, Patrick Rohmann, Québec, replacement components, Rheinmetall, Rheinmetall Canada, Rheinmetall Canada Wins US Navy Contract for MSU-200NAV Spare Parts, Rheinmetall to Supply Aircraft Ground Support Components to US Navy, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, September 4 2026, shipboard operations, single-digit millions of euros, Spare parts, starter, turbine control, turbine power, United States, US Department of Defense, US Navy, US Navy to Receive MSU-200NAV Replacement Parts From Rheinmetall Canada
(IN BRIEF) Sener has secured a contract from Spain’s National Institute for Aerospace Technology (INTA) to provide SCRAB III, SCRAB II and MOAI aerial target systems for the ATLANTE 26 exercises at the El Arenosillo Test Centre in Huelva. The … Read the full press release
Posted in Aviation & Aerospace, Business, Defence, Electronics & Machinery, Government, Security & Safety, Spain, Sweden, Technology
Tagged 1, 19 countries, 3, 390 knots, 500 aerial target platforms, 500 field services, aerial targets, air defence evaluation, air-to-air gunnery, air-to-air training, ALBA target system, AMRAAM, ATLANTE 26, autonomous flight, Autonomous systems, autopilot, avionics, banner towing, C-UAS, CEDEA, Communications, Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems, El Arenosillo Test Centre, European defence systems, FMV, guidance systems, Huelva, INTA, INTA Selects Sener Aerial Targets for ATLANTE 26 Training Campaigns, José Antonio Ceballos, July 2026, live-fire exercises, military training, missile actuation and control, mission simulation, MOAI, NASAMS, National Institute for Aerospace Technology, NATO interoperability, navigation and control, operational readiness, PATRIOT, SCRAB II, SCRAB III, SENER, Sener Strengthens Spanish Defence Partnership With ATLANTE 26 Contract, Sener Wins INTA Contract for Aerial Targets for ATLANTE 26 Exercises, September 2 2026, Spain, Spanish armed forces, Sweden, Swedish Defence Materiel Administration, unmanned systems, Vidsel test range
(IN BRIEF) Visa has enhanced its A2A Protect fraud-prevention platform with a new unified fraud score and its first in-market integration of Featurespace technology. The solution uses AI, transfer learning and global risk intelligence to help banks detect account-to-account fraud … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Banks, Business, Financial, Internet & Online, Investment, Security & Safety, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 75% increase in fraud detection, A2A payments, A2A Protect, account-to-account fraud, account-to-account payments, AI, artificial intelligence, banking security, banks, coordinated fraud activity, customer protection, digital payments, Europe, false positives, Featurespace, Featurespace technology, financial crime, financial institutions, fraud alerts, fraud analytics, fraud detection, fraud investigation, fraud prevention, fraud prevention technology, James Mirfin, Mandy Lamb, network-level intelligence, payment fraud, payment network, payment security, plain-language alerts, real-time risk insights, Risk Intelligence, scam hotspots, September 2026, single API, transfer learning, unified fraud score, unnecessary alerts, VISA, Visa A2A Protect Targets Faster Fraud Detection and Fewer False Alerts, Visa Adds Network-Level Intelligence to Strengthen A2A Fraud Prevention, Visa Europe, Visa Introduces Enhanced Real-Time Fraud Protection for European Banks, €1.25 billion potential fraud detection, €2.5 billion fraud losses
(IN BRIEF) TÜV Rheinland North America and BG Networks have formed a strategic partnership to help connected-device manufacturers simplify and accelerate cybersecurity compliance. The collaboration combines TÜV Rheinland’s testing and certification expertise with BG Networks’ automated threat-modelling and risk-assessment platform, … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, European Union, Germany, Government, Security & Safety, Technology
Tagged BG Networks and TÜV Rheinland Combine Automation and Certification Expertise, Colin Duggan, Cybersecurity, EU, New Partnership Supports Connected Device Manufacturers With Cybersecurity Testing, Sven Nowak, TÜV Rheinland and BG Networks Target Faster EU Cyber Resilience Act Compliance
(IN BRIEF) Nokia and BeeHealthy have entered a commercial agreement to integrate Nokia Network as Code technology into BeeHealthy’s digital healthcare platform, replacing SMS one-time passcodes with network-based verification for login and booking. BeeHealthy, owned by Mehiläinen, provides white-label SaaS … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Financial, Finland, Healthcare, Insurance, Internet & Online, Security & Safety, Technology, Telecom
Tagged account takeover fraud, appointment management, BeeHealthy, BeeHealthy Becomes Nokia’s First Healthcare Customer for Network as Code, communications service providers, CSPs, digital healthcare, digital identity, Estonia, Europe, Finland, fintech, fraud prevention, Germany, healthcare providers, healthcare technology, identity verification, insurers, Know Your Customer, KYC Match, Location Verification, Mehiläinen, Middle East, mobile authentication, MWC26, Netherlands, Network APIs, Network as Code, network monetisation, Network Monetization Platform, Nokia, Nokia and BeeHealthy Bring Programmable Network APIs to Digital Healthcare, Nokia Expands Network API Use Cases With BeeHealthy Healthcare Agreement, Nokia Network as Code, Number Recycling, Number Verification, onboarding, Oskari Eskola, OTP, patient applications, privacy, professional applications, programmable networks, Quality on Demand, secure login, SECURITY, Shkumbin Hamiti, SIM Swap, SMS one-time passcodes, social care, Software as a Service, Sweden, telecom operators, United Arab Emirates, veterinary care, video consultations, white-label SaaS
(IN BRIEF) ESET has partnered with Cysurance to integrate cyber warranty protection and access to cyber insurance into its Managed Detection and Response offering. Customers purchasing ESET PROTECT MDR or ESET PROTECT MDR Ultimate will automatically receive cyber warranties valued … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Financial, Industrial, Insurance, Internet & Online, Investment, Security & Safety, Slovakia, Technology
Tagged $1 million cyber warranty, 000 cyber warranty, 24/7 monitoring, 500, 60–80% premium discounts, AI-powered cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, automated insurance portal, breach response, California, CANADA, compromised hardware, cyber breach, cyber incident response, cyber insurance, cyber insurance discounts, cyber resilience, cyber risk, cyber warranty, cyber-risk stakeholders, Cybersecurity, cybersecurity controls, Cysurance, Cysurance Selects ESET as Preferred MDR Provider for Cyber Warranty and Insurance, ESET, ESET and Cysurance Simplify Cyber Insurance Access for Businesses in US and Canada, ESET North America, ESET Partners With Cysurance to Combine MDR With Cyber Financial Protection, ESET PROTECT MDR, ESET PROTECT MDR Ultimate, financial protection, forensic services, Global Expansion, incident response specialists, insurance brokers, insurance premiums, Insurance underwriting, insurers, Kirsten Bay, legal services, managed detection and response, managed service providers, MDR, MSPs, PR assistance, preferred MDR vendor, risk mitigation, Ryan Grant, same-day cyber insurance, San Diego, September 1 2026, threat detection, Threat Monitoring, threat response, United States
(IN BRIEF) London Stock Exchange has announced plans to launch UK tokenised equity structures and has formed a partnership with Payward to explore how regulated market infrastructure and digital-native distribution can support tokenised public equity markets. The initiative will assess … Read the full press release
Posted in Banks, Business, Financial, Internet & Online, Investment, Law, Security & Safety, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 1 September 2026, 1:1 backed tokenised representations, 2027, 24-hour trading venue, AML, Anti - money laundering, Arjun Sethi, asset servicing, blockchain rails, capital markets, centralised exchanges, delivery-versus-payment, digital assets, digital securities, Digital Securities Depository, Digital Settlement House, digital-native access, digital-native distribution, digitalisation of capital markets, DiSH Cash, foreign exchange, governance standards, instantaneous settlement, investor protections, investors, issuers, Julia Hoggett, liquidity, London, London Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange Plans 2027 xStocks Listing on LSE 24, LSE, LSE 24, LSE Advances Digital Market Infrastructure With Tokenised Equity Initiative, LSE plc, LSEG, LSEG Digital Securities Depository Could Support Settlement for Tokenised Equities, LSEG DiSH, LSEG DSD, market infrastructure, market modernisation, on-chain applications, on-chain ecosystems, operational resilience, partner infrastructure, Payment versus Payment, Payward, private blockchains, programmatic settlement, public blockchains, public equities, publicly traded shares, regulated market infrastructure, regulatory approval, self-custodied wallets, settlement, shareholder rights, tokenised equities, tokenised public equity markets, UK tokenised equity structures, United Kingdom, wallet-based interaction, xStocks
(IN BRIEF) HENSOLDT has received a firm order from The ePlane Company, also known as Ubifly Technologies, to supply its avionics suite for the e200X, India’s first electric air taxi. The order marks HENSOLDT’s transition from joint development to series … Read the full press release
Posted in Aviation & Aerospace, Business, Electronics & Machinery, Germany, Government, Industrial, Security & Safety, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged advanced air mobility, aircraft-to-ground connectivity, augmented view, autonomous functions, avionics suite, CaviConnect, CaviSight, certification, cooperative traffic awareness, dense urban airspace, DGCA, digital moving map, Directorate General of Civil Aviation, e200X, EB1 Multipurpose Airborne Computer, electric air taxi, electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft, ePlane, ePlane Orders HENSOLDT Systems for India’s First eVTOL Air Taxi, EuroNav 7 NG, eVTOL, firm procurement, fleet management, flight data recording, flight trials, full-scale prototype, Germany, ground-test campaign, health monitoring, Hensoldt, HENSOLDT Avionics, HENSOLDT Avionics Selected for ePlane’s e200X Electric Air Taxi, HENSOLDT to Supply Avionics Suite for India’s First Electric Air Taxi, INDIA, LCR100, lightweight flight data recorder, Michael Groeninger, mission management, mission-critical applications, navigation systems, onboard processing, Operational Excellence, RF1 Smart Antenna, safety, secure connectivity, secure data link, series maturity, SferiRec LCR 100, situational awareness, take-off and landing, Taufkirchen, The ePlane Company, type certification, Ubifly Technologies, urban air mobility, urban canyon, visual landing aid
(IN BRIEF) Novartis has announced positive topline Phase III results from the REMODEL-1 and REMODEL-2 trials of remibrutinib, a highly selective and potent oral BTK inhibitor, in adults with relapsing multiple sclerosis (RMS). The trials met their primary endpoint by … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Healthcare, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Security & Safety, Switzerland
Tagged 3mCDP, 500 clinical trial participants, 6mCDP, ad hoc announcement, annualised relapse rate, annualized relapse rate, ARR, Art. 53 LR, Basel, benefit-risk profile, Bruton’s tyrosine kinase inhibitor, BTK inhibitor, chronic spontaneous urticaria, clinical trial participants, CSU, disability progression, favourable safety profile, global health authorities, high-efficacy oral therapy, Hy’s Law, inflammatory brain lesions, Investor Call, key secondary endpoints, late-breaking data, MRI lesions, MS, MSToronto2026, multiple sclerosis, no liver safety signal, Novartis, Novartis Says Remibrutinib Shows Strong Efficacy and Favourable Safety Profile in RMS, oral BTK inhibitor, Phase III REMODEL Trials Show Remibrutinib Reduces Relapses and MRI Lesions in RMS, Phase III Trials, preplanned combined analysis, primary endpoint, regulatory approval, relapse prevention, relapsing multiple sclerosis, remibrutinib, Remibrutinib Significantly Reduces Relapse Rates in Novartis Phase III RMS Trials, REMODEL trials, REMODEL-1, REMODEL-2, RMS, Shreeram Aradhye, six-month confirmed disability progression, Switzerland, teriflunomide, three-month confirmed disability progression, topline results, unmet need, well tolerated, £4
(IN BRIEF) EE is offering free in-store “Parents’ Evening” appointments throughout September to help families manage children’s online safety, smartphone use and social media habits ahead of the new school year, with 36,000 hours of support available in hundreds of … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Government, Industrial, Internet & Online, Media, Security & Safety, Society, Technology, Telecom, United Kingdom
Tagged 000 hours of appointments, 31% harmful content concerns, 36, 52% parent support demand, 72% pupil-parent arguments, 85% online disruption, 87% teachers, 93% smartphone ownership, app settings, Association for School and College Leaders, Back-to-School, British Polling Council, BT Consumer Division, children’s online safety, Chris Tooley, Claire Gillies, concentration spans, digital habits, Educating Yorkshire, EE, EE Research Shows Summer Screentime Pressures Are Following Pupils Back to School, EE Supports Parents With Smartphone Safety Guidance Ahead of UK Social Media Ban, Facebook, family conversations, Free EE Parents’ Evening Sessions Aim to Help Families Reset Digital Habits, group chat fallouts, harmful content, home Wi-Fi parental controls, homework sheet, Instagram, Internet Matters, late-night scrolling, Manny Botwe, Matthew Burton, network-level content filters, new school year, online harms, online safety appointments, Opinium, P.H.O.N.E. Contract, PARENTAL CONTROLS, parents, Parents’ Evening, pupils, Rachel Huggins, Safer SIMs, screen time, screentime, secondary school children, secondary school teachers, Signal, smartphone guidance, smartphone safety, Snapchat, social media ban, social media use, spring 2027, summer holidays, The Netherhall School, Thornhill Community Academy, TikTok, Tytherington School, UK Government, under-16 social media ban, United Kingdom, WhatsApp, X, youtube
(IN BRIEF) University of Groningen experts Aline Klingenberg and Evgeni Moyakine have warned that advanced AI systems capable of discovering software vulnerabilities are intensifying the cybersecurity “game of cat and mouse” between organisations and malicious actors. Their comments follow claims … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, European Union, Government, Internet & Online, Law, Netherlands, Security & Safety, Society, Technology
Tagged 31 August 2026, AI, AI misuse, AI Models That Detect Software Flaws Raise New Security and Legal Questions, Aline Klingenberg, Amazon, American market structure, Anthropic, Apple, artificial intelligence, Broerstraat 5, browsers, Canvas, Cisco, critical organisations, cyber resilience, cyber security, cyber threats, cyberattacks, Cybersecurity, digital infrastructure, digital products, digital security, Discord, Education, ENERGY, European Commission, European regulation, European Union, Evgeni Moyakine, GDPR, General Data Protection Regulation, generative language model, Google, government cyberattacks, Groningen, Groningen Experts Highlight Cyber Resilience Challenges as AI Advances, hackers, Healthcare, human rights, IT Law, Jurgen Tiekstra, learning management system, Microsoft, Mythos, Mythos Preview, National Cyber Security Centre, Netherlands, NIS2 Directive, NVIDIA, Odido, operating systems, Patch Management, privacy, Project Glasswing, SECURITY, servers, ShinyHunters, social consequences, software vulnerabilities, state accountability, technology regulation, TRANSPORT, University of Groningen, University of Groningen Experts Warn AI Is Changing the Cybersecurity Landscape, WhatsApp
(IN BRIEF) Barclays Bank UK PLC has appointed Stacey Madge, Adam Banks and Kelly Richdale as Non-Executive Directors to its Board, effective 1 September 2026, as part of Board succession planning. Madge brings senior leadership experience in retail banking, payments, … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Banks, Business, Financial, Insurance, Investment, Management, Security & Safety, Small Business, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 1 September 2026, 28 August 2026, 31 December 2026, A.P. Moller - Maersk, Adam Banks, AI privacy, artificial intelligence, Assura Group, AuDHD UK, Barclays, Barclays Bank UK Announces Board Appointments as Part of Succession Planning, Barclays Bank UK PLC, Barclays UK, Barclays UK Board, Barclays UK Board Appointments Support Strategy for a Simpler and More Balanced Bank, Bernadette Wightman, Blockchain, Board Audit Committee, Board Risk Committee, Board succession planning, Canary Wharf, Chris Pilling, Claire Peel, Cloud, cyber security, Cybersecurity, data, Digital Container Shipping Association, digital customer experience, digital partnerships, Edenred SE, emerging technologies, enterprise architecture modernisation, financial services governance, Finastra Group, identity management, intelligence solutions, John Liver, Kelly Richdale, Michael Jary, Monitise, non executive directors, operational resilience, Payments, Pimloc Limited, Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation, product innovation, quantum-safe cybersecurity, Real-Time Payments, Remuneration Committee, Retail Banking, Robert Swaak, Scotiabank, Sir John Kingman, SME Banking, Stacey Madge, Sun Life Financial Inc, Swiss government Innovation Council, Tahoe Topco Limited, Thames Water Utilities Limited, Three New Non-Executive Directors to Join Barclays UK Board in September 2026, Tracy Corrigan, TSB Banking Group PLC, United Kingdom, Vanessa Bailey, Vim Maru, Visa Canada, Visa Europe, Vitality Group, World Economic Forum
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