Technology

Who is controlling the AI agent when things go wrong?

Technology Elise Quevedo - November 1, 2026.

In May this year, when I wrote about rogue AI agents, I questioned whether we were prioritising speed over prudence. I was concerned that although...

Why do big drones still matter?

Technology Adrien Fontanellaz - October 29, 2026.

Drones of every kind are now seen as the epitome of modern warfare and cutting-edge technology, yet they are almost as old as aviation itself.  Today,...

Rethinking the modern tech event

Technology Elise Quevedo - October 25, 2026.

The technology events industry has spent years discussing hybrid formats, usually in terms of physical attendance versus digital participation. But another dimension is worth exploring:...

European public services depend on software maintained by too few experts

Technology Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 22, 2026.

On 21 October, the Dutch government temporarily shut down the portals Overheid.nl and MijnOverheid, through which citizens access state information and their data, as well...

Microsoft sells both Windows and its security, and the UK regulator is now investigating it

Technology Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 19, 2026.

On 16 October, the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) proposed granting Microsoft the status of a company with strategic market power in business software....

Japan sets the world's first mission to get samples from a Martian moon

Technology TA | AP Insight - October 18, 2026.

Japan is set to launch a spacecraft on the world's first mission to bring back samples from Phobos, one of the two small, potato-shaped moons...

The physical footprint of the AI race – Scotland’s data-centre dilemma

Technology Elise Quevedo - October 18, 2026.

As hyperscale data centres appear on planning maps beside villages, farmland and residential areas, who decides what technological progress looks like, and who pays the...

Pages 1 of 19