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Tim Winard knew he needed to buy health insurance when he left his management job in manufacturing to launch his own business. It was the first time he had shopped around for coverage, searching for a plan that would cover him and his wife, who was also between jobs at the time. “We were so … Read more
A major summit to discuss global efforts to tackle malnutrition has kicked off in Paris. The meeting comes as international humanitarian organisations face a funding crisis sparked by the Trump administration halting a majority of the US’s foreign aid programmes. Plus, Canada’s prime minister says the United States is no longer a reliable partner in … Read more
Options in broadband abound right now, but research from comms services and digital transformation company Amdocs has revealed that no one single internet technology, such as cable, fibre, mobile, fixed wireless access (FWA) or satellite, is meeting all of broadband consumers’ needs. The broadband battle research, conducted by Dynata, surveyed the opinions of 1,000 … Read more
The arrival of 6G mobile infrastructures has long been regarded as a question of when at the end of the decade it arrives, rather than what form they will actually take and what they will offer, but the next generation of mobile is a key part of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between SoftBank … Read more
Given digital technology is so central to how we live, work, transact and communicate, we have recently seen the finalisation of an unprecedented amount of digital regulation in both the UK and the EU. In such a fast-moving environment, this begs the question, how should companies stay ahead of the curve? Although the exact … Read more