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How Manchester City FC is approaching net zero

Sports teams are increasingly concerning themselves with greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across their value chain, as they aim to achieve net-zero carbon status.

If the world was a box of chocolates, which country would you choose?

Relocation has become the norm for many across the world, and this long-term trend will continue in the new year.

Running hot: Why data centres are in desperate need

As the demand for AI and compute-intensive workloads grows, data centres’ need for sustainable energy sources, enhanced capacity scaling, and innovative cooling technologies has never been greater.

How technology is redefining the future of podcast ads

Advertisements in podcasts are proving to be an excellent way to reach audiences.

RoboCop’s prescient vision of the future

1987’s RoboCop and its 1990 sequel made some big guesses about the future, from the militarisation of the police force to corporate greenwashing.

How fan engagement impacts cybersecurity in sports

Potential vulnerabilities across digital ticketing, social media, and stadium networks could create opportunities for cyberattacks that compromise fan safety and club reputation

3D printing — A potential blueprint for the future

3D printing is reshaping industries, sparking innovation, and providing creative solutions to various challenges.

Understanding the privacy challenges of generative AI

Generative AI is transforming industries, but its reliance on vast datasets is raising serious concerns about data privacy, security, and ethical use.

Under lock and ESG: sustainability and incarceration

The UK’s high prosecution rate of environmental protestors is indicative of a wider issue of the public perception of sustainability.

The risks of risk-based AI regulation

Most of the praise around the EU AI act centers around its risk-based approach. However, risk-based approaches to AI regulation can often lack the flexibility of other methods and stifle innovation with strict requirements.