Years of reluctance over Palantir's hold on NHS patient records coexist oddly with a quick deal to exchange UK expertise for Ukraine's military sensor data.
How Scotland’s regional data centres prioritize American cloud giants over public healthcare infrastructure.
As Experian promises to keep financial data isolated in AI tools, the NHS's recent privacy slip-ups show why tech architecture promises are getting harder for the public to trust.
A quiet rebrand in North Carolina exposes the structural gap between American providers who invest in the future of care and British trusts who are barred from doing so.
Why the trust issue that is still impeding NHS data reform is highlighted by a £16.14 million cybersecurity raise.
A £75,000 award will not, on its own, get a life-saving device anywhere near a hospital ward.
HMRC's £78.2m Atos deal exposes a widening gap between how government departments spread technology risk and how the health service concentrates it.
A Leeds health-tech consolidation arrives just as government policy makes patient-reported data central to how the NHS measures itself.
A new ten-year strategy positions the emergency operations centre as the NHS front door, while other trusts invest millions in the digital platforms needed to support it.