Can Apple keep selling luxury in a global recession?
The new iPhones will cost more than their rivals, but the tech giant is better prepared for a falling market.
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Technology has eroded liberal democracy. But it could also be used to restore it
From using AI to inform legislature to strengthening online voting, institutions are increasingly looking to tech to help protect civic…
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Inside Hopin: how Europe’s fastest growing start-up lost its way
Venture capitalists revered Hopin, but as it suffers another round of layoffs former staff describe a company in constant chaos.
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Why Britain’s start-ups face an uncertain future
British tech firms have raised record levels of funding so far this year. But as the era of free money…
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The end of the Long Boom
In 1997, Wired magazine predicted 25 years of prosperity and peace driven by new technology. How have its prophesies fared?
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Smartphone use is having a radical effect on young people’s mental health
Screen time has its social upsides – but thousands of hours of lost face-to-face contact is an urgent concern.
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Inside Europe’s fight for ethical AI
France wants to expand the scope of the EU's groundbreaking new AI Act. Do its plans go far enough?
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Ofcom wanted new businesses to enter the broadband market. Now it’s waiting for them to fail
In the late 2010s dozens of “altnets” arose to supply full-fibre broadband to rural areas, but they are threatened by…
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