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1 week ago | 
cmotech.uk | Kaleah Salmon
Kleinanzeigen has selected Kevel's API-based ad technology platform to launch its new retail media network.
Kleinanzeigen, the largest online classifieds platform in Germany, has chosen to utilise Kevel's Retail Media Cloud to underpin this new phase in its digital advertising operations.
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1 week ago | 
itbrief.co.uk | Kaleah Salmon
A recent report from Go Compare has brought attention to the relationship between mileage and insurance premiums, prompting further examination of usage-based insurance solutions in the UK.
The findings show that motorists who drive up to 6,000 miles per year pay, on average, GBP £444 in insurance premiums. This is nearly 10% less than those who cover greater distances annually.
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1 week ago | 
itbrief.co.uk | Kaleah Salmon
OnBuy has deployed a new artificial intelligence solution, enabling its partners to unlock an estimated £4 million in gross merchandise value (GMV) in just six weeks.
The AI-powered auto-categorisation tool utilises a bespoke model paired with vector database technology to sort products listed on OnBuy's eCommerce marketplace across more than 6,600 available categories.
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1 week ago | 
itbrief.co.uk | Kaleah Salmon
CaseCraft.AI has secured GBP £550,000 in funding, valuing the company at a pre-money level of GBP £3,000,000.
The recent funding round was led by Moun Fund with a contribution of GBP £300,000, joined by additional investors, supporting the development and expansion of CaseCraft.AI's legal technology platform in the UK.
CaseCraft.AI has developed a proprietary platform designed to assist both individuals and businesses across the UK in filing and defending small claims.
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1 week ago | 
itbrief.co.uk | Kaleah Salmon
Sagacity has made its UK consumer datasets accessible via the Databricks Marketplace, providing businesses with instant access to compliant and granular data for AI and personalisation projects.
The new partnership between Sagacity and Databricks aims to address common challenges associated with data acquisitions, such as compliance requirements and integration difficulties, by making high-quality, permissioned data immediately available within the Databricks environment.
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1 week ago | 
channellife.co.uk | Kaleah Salmon
A recent survey has found that a majority of British consumers believe companies should face fines for subjecting customers to lengthy hold times when seeking support over the phone.
The research, conducted by 8x8 and involving 2,000 UK adults, revealed that 62% of respondents supported the idea of financial penalties for slow responses in customer service calls.
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1 week ago | 
channellife.co.uk | Kaleah Salmon
A recent study from Proximus Global reveals that only 23% of consumers in the US, UK, and China have used an eSIM, highlighting a significant gap in adoption and awareness of the technology.
The survey, which covered over 6,500 adults across the three markets and was conducted by research firm YouGov, indicates that just 33% of all respondents were aware of what an eSIM is. Additionally, 42% of consumers were unable to confirm whether their mobile phones supported eSIM technology.
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1 week ago | 
itbrief.asia | Kaleah Salmon
Kiteworks has released its AI Data Security and Compliance Risk Survey, highlighting gaps between AI adoption and governance maturity in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region and globally.
The survey, based on responses from 461 cybersecurity, IT, risk management, and compliance professionals, reveals that only 17% of organisations have implemented technical controls that block access to public AI tools alongside data loss prevention (DLP) scanning.
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1 week ago | 
itbrief.asia | Kaleah Salmon
A recent report from Tenable has revealed major gaps in cloud security across Singapore and Southeast Asia, underscoring exposure risks that may impact data protection and regulatory compliance.
The Tenable Cloud Security Risk Report 2025 highlights that businesses in the region are increasingly exposed due to misconfigured cloud environments, limited visibility into cloud assets, and inadequate protection against embedded secrets and credentials.
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1 week ago | 
futurefive.co.nz | Kaleah Salmon
Sony Interactive Entertainment has launched Climate Station, an application designed to enhance understanding of climate change, now available for free on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation VR2.
This initiative forms part of Sony Interactive Entertainment's wider commitment to the Playing for the Planet Alliance, which unites members of the gaming industry in working towards sustainability objectives, as initially presented at the United Nations Climate Summit in 2019.
