Rare Earth Elements: Not So Rare, But Hard to ExtractThere has been a lot of discussion in recent weeks about Ukraine’s “rare earths” – but the term is misleading. These 17 elements are relatively abundant in the Earth’s crust. However, they are seldom found in concentrated and mineable deposits. This scarcity of concentrated sources makes […]
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Recently, Coinbase secured VASP (Virtual Asset Service Provider) registration in the United Kingdom, reinforcing the growing importance of regulatory compliance in the crypto industry. As the digital asset space matures, compliance is becoming a defining factor for long-term success. VASP Registration is no longer just a legal requirement – it’s a commercial strategy that unlocks
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As AI adoption accelerates, businesses must think beyond regulation and see compliance as a commercial strategy. The GDPR and the EU AI Act are not just legal hurdles – they are opportunities to build trust, scale responsibly and differentiate in the market. Companies that proactively embrace these regulations will be better positioned to drive AI
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An Uphill Battle Rachel Reeves made history as the UK’s first female Chancellor of the Exchequer, stepping into the role with a promise of fiscal responsibility and economic growth. However, as 2025 unfolds, criticism has been mounting over some of her key policies and decisions. While she has set ambitious goals, many believe she faces
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CCUS requires long-term certainty and market-driven incentives Recent news reports suggest the UK government is considering reductions in CCUS funding, raising concerns about the long-term stability of its state-led subsidy model for industrial decarbonisation. While public funding has played a crucial role in kickstarting CCUS, the UK’s approach, built around grants and government contracts, has
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Public reaction to Rachel Reeves’ plans for growth has been intense, with strong opinions across digital and social media. Our research, which analyzed over 1,000 comments from online discussions, social platforms and news forums, reveals deep skepticism and concern about the direction of the UK economy under her leadership. The sentiment analysis paints a picture
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A new AI disruptor has arrived and it’s sending shockwaves across the industry. DeepSeek AI, an open-source model from China, is making headlines by delivering performance comparable to leading proprietary models – apparently at a fraction of the usual development costs. This breakthrough is challenging existing market dynamics and raising important questions about the future
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Communicating AI Ethics: Strategies for Transparency and Trust Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries worldwide, offering immense opportunities while posing ethical challenges. As AI becomes an integral part of daily life, it is crucial to communicate its ethical implications clearly and effectively. Transparency, fairness, and accountability are essential in fostering trust and ensuring responsible
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FCA UK crypto asset framework The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is making bold moves to regulate cryptoassets! Here’s the lowdown: What’s Happening? Key Highlights: 1. Admissions & Disclosures 2. Market Abuse Rules (MARC) 3. Government Action Next Steps: Why It Matters:This could define how crypto grows in the UK—balancing innovation with consumer protection. Stay
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EDPB’s New AI Opinion The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) just dropped Opinion 28/2024, tackling data protection challenges in AI development. Here’s the scoop: Background The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) is the EU’s top authority on data protection and privacy. It ensures that the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is applied consistently across Europe.
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