Martin Veitch
Java is no longer young but retains relevance
Java Platform Group chief Georges Saab says the platform Maybe turning 25 (or even 30) but remains vibrant.
Tech means the big return to work won't happen
We've moved to Zoomland and we no longer uniformly need offices.
Six thoughts about the TikTok sale
Data harvesting and geopolitics have made the video sharing app a hot property.
Round-the world sailor plots making solo race social
British sailor Pip Hare wants to share the experience of one of the world's toughest sporting achievements.
H2O.ai CEO tools up for ubiquitous AI
Sri Satish Ambati wants to make AI as elemental as water.
Ex-BAE security startup seeks to SOC it to security risks
Released from the UK defence giant, SOC.OS wants to help midsized businesses deal with the threat deluge.
Rotageek CEO leans on a medical past to schedule better
Chris McCullough founded workforce scheduling firm Rotageek after working for the UK NHS in A&E.
Valley veteran Tom Siebel aims for a three-peat with AI
The CRM pioneer Tom Siebel wants a third mega-success under his belt.
Huawei battles to foster trust and fight UK snooping concerns
The Chinese comms giant Huawei is dogged by US allegations of hostile actions
Amazon buys into self-driving vehicles and shows relentless drive
The company's latest expansion plans could make it a trillion-dollar revenue company
How one tech giant dealt with the Covid lockdown
The UK's software powerhouse Sage swung into action as the pandemic gripped the nation.
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