The past year has decimated the events industry in the UK, costing it an estimated £2 billion over the course of the last 12 months or so. However, the UK remains on a tentative roadmap to end all lockdown restrictions by the end of June, increasing the chances that some events could be fully accessible...
Tim Massey, Engineering & VR Product Manager, Vicon shows us how VR is being used by forward-thinking businesses worldwide to improve their corporate training.
John Wilmot, CEO and founder at LeaseLoco shares three key ways the car purchasing experience for the consumer is changing for the better with the use of technology.
The need for speed. As the connectivity reliant Esports sector grows, it’s down to organisations and retailers to meet the required network capacity for this industry to thrive.
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) are industries famously dominated by men. In these sectors, the ratio of women employees is extremely low in comparison to men
Ritam Gandhi, CEO and Founder of Studio Graphene tells us why UK startups will survive if they are supported by the government after a sweeping loss of confidence damages the startup economy.
A class-action lawsuit has been filed this week against controversial start-up Clearview AI. The company has scraped billions of images from social networks like Facebook and Youtube for their facial recognition app.
From Elon Musk to Black Mirror and AI to IoT, 2019 has been quite the year at Top Business Tech. To kick start 2020, here’s a list of our most-read articles of last year.
VR is now finding itself at home in the classroom. Dev Clever has developed a suite of intelligent platforms to help young people find their perfect career.
At an event this September, Facebook and Oculus unveiled Horizon, a new virtual reality world which allows users to immerse themselves in a digital environment