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A credit decision that once took three hours now takes minutes as the bank automates lending workflows to handle its growing asset finance book.
Despite widespread confidence about FCA scrutiny, most firms still cannot quickly produce searchable evidence of support for vulnerable customers.
Startups will face tougher funding terms in 2027 as investors scrutinise revenue per employee and AI-driven efficiency more closely.
The integration is aimed at firms under regulatory and AI scrutiny, helping them trace data changes and see which reports or systems could be affected.
Most UK businesses are failing to measure AI returns, with 83% of decision-makers saying they have spent without clear evidence of value.
Free cash flow jumped 54% as Xero added 404,000 subscribers and lifted half-year revenue to NZD $1.194 billion, while profit also rose.
The nod signals investor confidence in tools that can spot AI-generated phishing before it reaches hundreds of thousands of employee mailboxes worldwide.
Organisations could cut manual work and keep sensitive records governed as Jadu taps Box content directly for AI-driven self-service portals.
Ransomware claims hit a record 1,063 victims in October, even as Australian organisations still faced 2,117 cyber attacks a week, up 39% year on year.
As copper lines are retired, exposed voice devices on IP networks are becoming a bigger target for toll fraud, scanning and ransomware.
The shortlist underscores Ireland's growing AI ecosystem, with entries ranging from healthcare to cybersecurity and public services across 15 categories.
Partners can now tap Hyundai Card’s AI tools without building their own data systems, as the issuer expands beyond cards into wider business planning.
Access to Blossom Save will be opened to more than 300,000 One Click Life users, broadening the fintech's reach beyond its own app.
Businesses handling sensitive data may gain more control over storage and AI as the New Zealand-developed platform targets firms with up to 1,000 staff.
The software could cut enterprise CRM migration projects from months or years to weeks, easing a costly barrier for businesses modernising customer service.
Apex gains a veteran superannuation executive as it expands in Australia, where providers face tighter oversight and rising service demands.
Users must clear identity checks before opening RDVCC virtual cards, while deposits start at 35 USDT and card fees begin at $1.
The integration aims to cut the steps needed to spend stablecoins, letting US customers move Cash App balances into Oobit as USDT or USDC.
The update aims to help SLYNUMBER users spot recognised banking texts more quickly, as scam messages continue to muddy trust in SMS alerts.
The funding will help the Singapore cybersecurity company build hardware-based protections for AI agents that can otherwise be hijacked at machine speed.