Wired UKEuropean Union Who will really benefit from the EU's big data plan? Wired UK - Gian Volpicelli “The battle for industrial data starts now,” Thierry Breton, the EU Commissioner for the Internal Market told Reuters less than a week ago. Breton, …
Wired UKSocial Media Facebook must not be allowed to dictate how it gets regulated Wired UK - Damian Collins What happens on Facebook matters. The social network connects billions of users around the world, and is for many of them their principal way of …
Wired UKCities How Citymapper deals with the chaos of the world's cities Wired UK - Victoria Turk Citymapper’s journey-planning app has become a must-download for Londoners and other urbanites looking to navigate cities’ often labyrinthine …
Wired UKPrivacy Why Europe's GDPR magic will never work in the US Wired UK - Woodrow Hartzog The internet has been with us for a quarter of a century, but the US has still not passed a law requiring its companies to abide by meaningful …
Wired UKMobile Technology As electric car sales soar, the industry faces a cobalt crisis Wired UK - Nicole Kobie Electric vehicle sales are soaring, with factories working full-pelt to churn out as many batteries as possible. And that’s creating some bottlenecks. …
Wired UKDigital Health WIRED Health Wired UK Craig Venter is the co-founder of Human Longevity, Inc. – a genomics company that's creating the world's largest and most comprehensive database of …
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Wired UKCruise Ships How the Diamond Princess became a coronavirus disaster zone Wired UK - Nicole Kobie When the Diamond Princess left the port of Yokohama in Japan on January 20, the 2,666 passengers on board were ready to unwind with a trip to China, …
Wired UK An automation competition is driving a more sustainable society Wired UK Five years ago, the United Nations set out its Sustainable Development Goals, a blueprint that all UN members unanimously adopted in order to “end …
Wired UKRobotics Heston Blumenthal wants robots to make your boring lunch Wired UK - Amit Katwala Heston Blumenthal flips through a small notebook. Inside are sketches and handwritten notes in beautiful calligraphy. On one page, he stops and …
Wired UKFossil Fuels The only way to make Drax power plant carbon neutral? Tear it down Wired UK - Maria Mellor In the small Yorkshire town of Selby, Drax stands out: a concrete giant dominating a 1,850-acre site, pouring out a steady stream of white clouds. …
Wired UKIsrael The world’s oddest Airbnb says so much about a divided Jerusalem Wired UK - Flavia Cappellini It is when they spot the sign that guests looking for their Airbnb in Jerusalem start wondering if they are in the right place. “This road leads to a …
Wired UKJeff Bezos Jeff Bezos wants to fix climate change. He can start with Amazon Wired UK - Matt Reynolds The world’s richest man has decided to lend a hand – and a considerable wedge of money – to the fight against climate change. On February 17, Amazon …
Wired UKRenewable Energy The hunt for endless, clean energy heads two miles underground Wired UK - Daniel Oberhaus There’s treasure buried deep beneath the viridescent foothills of Tuscany’s Apennine Mountains, where the stark metal trusses of the Venelle-2 …
Wired UKUnited Kingdom The UK’s data sharing deals with Europe are about to get real messy Wired UK - Nicole Kobie The UK and Europe’s data sharing is about to get messy. Brexit means the EU and UK need to agree how to keep data flowing, but government …
Wired UKStartups How OakNorth’s stingy strategy made it profitable in six months Wired UK - Natasha Bernal OakNorth founder Rishi Khosla jumps off his treadmill desk and barrels into a meeting room to talk with WIRED. He applies this same attitude to …
Wired UKMobile Technology These clever tweaks make browsing in Safari more private Wired UK - Sanjana Varghese If you have an iPhone, MacBook or iPad, it's pretty likely that Safari will be your default browser. And despite Apple's eye-catching privacy …
Wired UKTrains Making CCTV work for commuters Wired UK In order to see this embed, you must give consent to Targeting cookies. Open my . More than 20 million people use rail transportation in Tokyo to get …
Wired UKKamchatka Peninsula HQ Trivia went out in a farcical, drunken blaze of glory Wired UK - Maria Mellor A quiz app where you could stand to win huge sums of money always seemed too good to be true. HQ Trivia users would log on twice a day, and answer …
Wired UK Why is Baby Yoda cute and Sonic horrific? Blame your dumb brain Wired UK - Allyssia Alleyne We are living in the era of cute. On our screens, characters like Baby Yoda, Detective Pikachu and the unstoppable Minions have shown that adorable …
Wired UKLong-form Journalism Inside X, Google's top-secret moonshot factory Wired UK - Oliver Franklin-Wallis Gandalf arrives on rollerblades. It’s morning in the cafeteria at X – formerly Google X – and Astro Teller, X’s Captain of Moonshots, glides over …
Wired UKFlexible Working Hot desking was meant to save us all time and money. It hasn’t Wired UK - Natalie Healey Out go the family photos and your favourite mug. And don’t even think about a plant unless you’re prepared to take it home every day. Hot desking, a …
Wired UK The best water bottles for slurping, gulping and guzzling in 2020 Wired UK - WIRED Who knew the humble water bottle would become such a design object? But indeed it has with simple iterations evolving in recent years into …
Wired UK Gig economy workers have a new weapon in the fight against Uber Wired UK - Sanjana Varghese In June 2017, a group of seven Uber drivers in South Africa successfully won a court case which classified them as Uber employees. Their grievances …
Wired UK Timex's £249 automatic diver is our watch of the month Wired UK - Jeremy White Back at the Baselworld watch fair last year, one of the most attractive launches was Rolex’s new GMT Master II, an iconic luxury watch design with a …
Wired UK Listening to video game music is the only way I can do any work Wired UK - Will Bedingfield All unhappy workers brood over the same vexing question – how best to shut out the prattle of other unhappy workers. We all have our clever little …
Wired UK Bats, snakes or pangolins? Inside the hunt for the animal behind the coronavirus outbreak Wired UK - Sabrina Weiss In 2013, scientists captured a wild horseshoe bat in a remote cave in Yunnan province, 1,700km southwest of Wuhan. It was carrying a virus strain …
Wired UK This alarmingly good red tech will get you hot under the collar Wired UK - Chris Haslam "There is certainly a red for everyone," said Christian Dior, and while the famous fashion designer may well have been referring to his latest …
Wired UKDisease This is how the UK is strengthening its coronavirus defences Wired UK - Nicole Kobie Coronavirus infections have topped 60,000 in China, but while the UK remains in the single digits with cases of Covid-19 – the official name of the …
Wired UKVolvo Volvo S60 T8 Twin Engine is a subtle yet sporty hybrid saloon Wired UK - Alistair Charlton Handsome design; surprisingly quick; up to 30 miles of pure electric range Infotainment has a learning curve; lacks the thrill of some rivals The …
