
Ensuring transparency and control in UK AI infrastructure
Mark Dando of SUSE explores how open source AI can help the UK achieve greater transparency, control and digital sovereignty in its national AI infrastructure.

Mark Dando of SUSE explores how open source AI can help the UK achieve greater transparency, control and digital sovereignty in its national AI infrastructure.

European organisations are rethinking cloud strategies to balance sovereignty and innovation, says Dmitry Panenkov, CEO and founder of emma. True cloud freedom means compliance, control and innovation coexisting.

Developers are no longer back-end specialists. James Hall of Snowflake explores how business-minded and citizen developers are driving innovation, collaboration, and commercial value in the AI era.

Smart AI consumption models are key to delivering customer experience success. Olivier Jouve of Genesys explains how flexible pricing and token-based approaches unlock innovation, scalability and value.

Amazon’s clampdown on subscription sharing signals a shift. Priya Lakshminarayanan, Chief Product Officer at Recurly, explains how AI can strengthen retention, loyalty, and long-term subscription growth.

AI is no longer just a defensive tool. Cybercriminals are operationalising AI to accelerate attacks, making adaptive, human-centred defence strategies more critical than ever.

AI adoption mirrors teaching a child to ride a bike: progress requires patience, guidance and trust. John Finch of RingCentral explains how balance ensures successful integration.

As generative AI levels the creative playing field, only strong brand identity, design data, and human stewardship will ensure businesses remain distinctive in an increasingly homogenised digital world.

AI agents promise transformation but often underdeliver. Ted Sfikas, Field CTO at Amplitude, explains why gradual autonomy, workflow integration, and trust are essential for enterprise success.

John Smith, CTO EMEA at Veracode, highlights why UK government software remains a hacker’s playground, exploring security debt, AI risks, and the need for urgent cyber resilience.

Kevin Curran of Ulster University warns that “harvest now, decrypt later” quantum threats could expose today’s encrypted data tomorrow. Businesses must prepare now for the post-quantum era.

AI shopping agents are reshaping retail. Philip Matthews of Cognizant explores how retailers must adapt product data, marketing, and customer experience to meet rising expectations.

Airports are harnessing AI to boost efficiency, sustainability, and passenger experience. From biometric boarding to predictive maintenance, AI is redefining aviation’s future and reshaping global air travel.

Discover why strong data governance is vital for AI development. Learn how governance ensures trustworthy data, reduces risk, supports growth, and enables responsible, scalable artificial intelligence strategies.

Michael Green, UK&I Managing Director at Databricks, argues that the UK’s AI transformation depends on prioritising workforce training, ensuring people gain the skills to thrive alongside new technology.

Paul McHugh, Head of Sales EMEA at Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions, explains why AI transformation depends on reliable connectivity, with 5G and WWAN networks driving resilience, innovation, and growth.

Dael Williamson, EMEA CTO at Databricks, explains why governance is the foundation of trust — and the competitive edge — when scaling AI agents safely into production.

Explore how AI challenges traditional consent, and why organisations must adopt dynamic, transparent approaches to data use, building trust, compliance, and competitive advantage in a digital world.

AI is reshaping entry-level jobs, challenging businesses to rethink talent pipelines. Experts argue collaboration, strategy, and investment in skills are essential to build the future workforce.

AI won’t replace human agents but can transform customer experience by handling routine queries, reducing costs, and boosting service quality when deployed strategically alongside people.

Quantum computing is no longer science fiction. Discover how small businesses can prepare today, from cybersecurity to optimisation, and gain competitive advantage in tomorrow’s digital landscape.

Workplace AI boosts efficiency but often fails people. Without emotional intelligence, tech risks harming collaboration, culture, and retention. The real test is human-centred design.

Airbnb’s AI shift highlights a major turning point for brands: memory, trust, and intelligent agents are redefining customer loyalty and experience. Every business must adapt quickly.

AI offers transformative business insights, but processing sensitive data creates risks. Confidential computing safeguards data in use, ensuring privacy, regulatory compliance, and secure AI-driven operations.

Upstart Indonesian OTT streaming service Mola is taking its sports and entertainment offer global, and is doing on the back of award-winning technology transformation.

Nordea has used Robotic Process Automation to transform itself for its customers. Here’s how.

Three blockchain talking points are tackled by industry experts

GreyOrange’s Akash Gupta on the role of robotics in the wake of COVID-19

SailPoint’s Steve Bradford on how to ensure a cyber-savvy and secure online future

Unmanaged data storage is draining budgets and performance. Smarter strategies, including edge computing and hybrid models, can reduce costs and support sustainability goals.

E. Wedel is Poland’s most famous chocolate brand. Owned by LOTTE Wedel, this year marks its 170th anniversary. While celebrating an illustrious past, it’s also looking to the future.
We spoke to them about a digital transformation that has married its traditions with modernity and afforded them unprecedented growth.

This month, the pod team welcomes a panel of industry experts to discuss the growth of cloud-native development and the challenges companies might have to confront when adopting this model.
Featuring Red Hat’s Erica Langhi, MongoDB’s Andrew Davidson and HeleCloud’s Detelina Vassileva.

Mark Dando of SUSE explores how open source AI can help the UK achieve greater transparency, control and digital sovereignty in its national AI infrastructure.

European organisations are rethinking cloud strategies to balance sovereignty and innovation, says Dmitry Panenkov, CEO and founder of emma. True cloud freedom means compliance, control and innovation coexisting.

Developers are no longer back-end specialists. James Hall of Snowflake explores how business-minded and citizen developers are driving innovation, collaboration, and commercial value in the AI era.

Smart AI consumption models are key to delivering customer experience success. Olivier Jouve of Genesys explains how flexible pricing and token-based approaches unlock innovation, scalability and value.

Amazon’s clampdown on subscription sharing signals a shift. Priya Lakshminarayanan, Chief Product Officer at Recurly, explains how AI can strengthen retention, loyalty, and long-term subscription growth.

AI is no longer just a defensive tool. Cybercriminals are operationalising AI to accelerate attacks, making adaptive, human-centred defence strategies more critical than ever.

AI adoption mirrors teaching a child to ride a bike: progress requires patience, guidance and trust. John Finch of RingCentral explains how balance ensures successful integration.

As generative AI levels the creative playing field, only strong brand identity, design data, and human stewardship will ensure businesses remain distinctive in an increasingly homogenised digital world.

AI agents promise transformation but often underdeliver. Ted Sfikas, Field CTO at Amplitude, explains why gradual autonomy, workflow integration, and trust are essential for enterprise success.

John Smith, CTO EMEA at Veracode, highlights why UK government software remains a hacker’s playground, exploring security debt, AI risks, and the need for urgent cyber resilience.

Kevin Curran of Ulster University warns that “harvest now, decrypt later” quantum threats could expose today’s encrypted data tomorrow. Businesses must prepare now for the post-quantum era.

AI shopping agents are reshaping retail. Philip Matthews of Cognizant explores how retailers must adapt product data, marketing, and customer experience to meet rising expectations.

Airports are harnessing AI to boost efficiency, sustainability, and passenger experience. From biometric boarding to predictive maintenance, AI is redefining aviation’s future and reshaping global air travel.

Discover why strong data governance is vital for AI development. Learn how governance ensures trustworthy data, reduces risk, supports growth, and enables responsible, scalable artificial intelligence strategies.

Michael Green, UK&I Managing Director at Databricks, argues that the UK’s AI transformation depends on prioritising workforce training, ensuring people gain the skills to thrive alongside new technology.

Paul McHugh, Head of Sales EMEA at Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions, explains why AI transformation depends on reliable connectivity, with 5G and WWAN networks driving resilience, innovation, and growth.

Dael Williamson, EMEA CTO at Databricks, explains why governance is the foundation of trust — and the competitive edge — when scaling AI agents safely into production.

Explore how AI challenges traditional consent, and why organisations must adopt dynamic, transparent approaches to data use, building trust, compliance, and competitive advantage in a digital world.

AI is reshaping entry-level jobs, challenging businesses to rethink talent pipelines. Experts argue collaboration, strategy, and investment in skills are essential to build the future workforce.

AI won’t replace human agents but can transform customer experience by handling routine queries, reducing costs, and boosting service quality when deployed strategically alongside people.

Quantum computing is no longer science fiction. Discover how small businesses can prepare today, from cybersecurity to optimisation, and gain competitive advantage in tomorrow’s digital landscape.

Workplace AI boosts efficiency but often fails people. Without emotional intelligence, tech risks harming collaboration, culture, and retention. The real test is human-centred design.

Airbnb’s AI shift highlights a major turning point for brands: memory, trust, and intelligent agents are redefining customer loyalty and experience. Every business must adapt quickly.

AI offers transformative business insights, but processing sensitive data creates risks. Confidential computing safeguards data in use, ensuring privacy, regulatory compliance, and secure AI-driven operations.