Uber Eats will use Starship sidewalk robots to deliver food in the UK

Google is offering voluntary buyouts to employees in its UK offices, following similar offers made to staff in several US divisions earlier this year. The company confirmed that this initiative aims to support its important work ahead.

Uber Technologies Inc. is set to launch sidewalk robot deliveries in Europe through a partnership with Starship Technologies Inc., beginning in parts of the UK in December. This marks the first time Uber will offer such services in the region.

A recent report from the University of Cambridge reveals that 51% of published novelists in the UK believe artificial intelligence could completely replace their roles as fiction writers. This finding highlights growing concerns among authors regarding the impact of AI on creative professions.

Wayve is at the forefront of the UK's autonomous vehicle revolution, focusing on scaling mapless AI technology. The company is positioning itself to compete with global leaders in the autonomous vehicle sector as it prepares for the 2026 robotaxi race in London.

The NHS has launched a new intellectual property (IP) framework, replacing a 23-year-old system. This initiative aims to enhance economic growth, facilitate innovation, and accelerate access to advanced health technologies in the UK.

The State of European Tech Report reveals that optimism in Europe's technology sector has reached a 10-year high, with the sector now valued at $4 trillion. The report emphasizes the importance of Europe defining its future independently, highlighting the need for innovation and investment in the region.

Europe is at a 'crossroads' and has not realized its full potential, according to leading VC firm Atomico, which has urged the European ecosystem to power its first trillion-euro company. Atomico's call highlights the need for innovation and investment in the tech sector to compete globally.

Emm, a UK-based company, has successfully raised $9 million in a seed funding round led by Lunar Ventures. This funding will support the development of a smart menstrual cup, which is set to officially launch in 2026. The innovative product aims to enhance menstrual health management through technology, positioning Emm as a pioneer in the menstrual care market.