All articles by Matthew Gooding
Matthew Gooding
Matthew Gooding is the former managing editor of Tech Monitor.
Clash over 5G aircraft interference is a sign of things to come
Fears that 5G networks may interfere with aircraft safety equipment have slowed roll-out in the US. Expect more disputes over spectrum access, an expert tells Tech Monitor.
Oracle’s Cerner buyout could launch a wave of Big Tech health acquisitions
The health cloud vertical has long been touted as a potentially profitable area for cloud hyperscalers. Oracle’s purchase of Cerner could give it the edge.
How AI can aid public sector digital transformation
Public sector AI deployments must be targeted and strategic, experts told Tech Monitor’s Public Sector Technology Symposium 2021 event.
Nvidia’s $40bn takeover of Arm hangs in the balance. Here’s the story so far
The acquisition could be the biggest in semiconductor industry history, but regulatory problems are stacking up.
Nvidia’s $40bn takeover of Arm collapses: a timeline of the doomed deal
The semiconductor industry’s biggest ever acquisition has collapsed in the face of mounting regulatory problems.
Amazon’s €1.3bn fine is the latest blow against Big Tech ‘self-preferencing’
Amazon has been reprimanded by Italian regulators for favouring its own products over those of third parties, reflecting a trend of clampdowns on ‘self-preferencing’ around the world.
AI is no silver bullet for the data centre skills shortage
More AI-based systems are being deployed in data centres. But hopes that automation will solve the sector’s skills crisis are fading.
AWS wants to help your business build better chatbots
The chatbot market is growing, but conversational AI is not always trusted by consumers. A new feature from cloud provider AWS, announced at its re:Invent conference, could change this for the better.
Why supplier relationships will help IT departments withstand the global chip shortage
The global chip shortage has made it harder for some IT departments to get their hands on PCs and data centre equipment. Strong supplier relationships are key to avoiding its worst effects.
UK experts call for more joined-up tech regulation
As Europe forges ahead with its Digital Markets Act, a more co-ordinated approach between Britain’s tech regulators is needed, a Lords committee heard this week.