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The hire is expected to help the firm win more defence training work in New Zealand and overseas as militaries seek cheaper, safer simulation.
The practice is adding to retailers' costs and may push prices higher, with 37% of UK online shoppers admitting or considering refund abuse.
The certification caps a five-year review of Personio's social and environmental practices, adding external scrutiny to its HR software business.
The French capital's stronger public backing and investment pipeline helped it finish just 0.2 points ahead of London in a new index.
Rising cloud and AI demand is exposing builders to weather delays and overruns as Westgate seeks more UK data centre work.
The relocation gives Kazakhstan a higher-profile platform to court investment and shape regional debate on connectivity, AI and telecoms policy.
Operators can now test hardware, consolidation and migration plans in minutes, as regulators intensify scrutiny of energy and water use.
Passengers in select Zeekr models will be able to play games on the infotainment screen using phones as controllers, as AirConsole expands into Geely's orbit.
Businesses in the US and EMEA can now tap 24/7 AI-led cyber monitoring as KDDI aims to ease compliance pressure and response delays.
Cape Verde could become a key digital gateway as the firms seek a more direct South Atlantic route linking Europe, Africa and Latin America.
Payment firms are finding that card programmes take far more operational work to scale than to launch, with extra providers adding integration risk.
Production trials at 12 banks and financial institutions cut manual post-trade reconciliation work by an average of 76%, Duco said.
Core India operations stayed profitable as the payments firm expanded overseas and pushed into AI, even after a USD $10 million net loss.
Nearly two-thirds of organisations are still exposed to fast-moving cyber attacks because they lack round-the-clock security operations and automation.
Travel leaders in Paris will test whether AI tools can work across rival regional systems as Europe's adoption gap widens.
The extended pact will help Spain's biggest digital bank roll out AI tools for staff and customer services while tightening data and security controls.
Sensitive data exposure through workplace AI is compounding a 48% annual rise in attacks, with organisations hit by 2,803 per week in September.
The deal deepens 73 Strings' AI push as fund managers face heavier data and reporting demands across private markets, with no price disclosed.
Lenders may now approve more borrowers and catch more fraud, as Plaid's new models use cash flow and transaction data instead of credit scores alone.
The partnership will give resellers in the UK, Benelux and DACH new tools to spot unsanctioned AI use and protect sensitive data.