All technology coverage from Newcastle.
As the city races to embed sensors, AI and real-time data systems across Grey's Monument to Gateshead Quays, experts warn that convenience comes with a troubling cost.
As financial technology companies transform the city's economy, professionals must upskill in data, compliance and software development to compete for high-paying roles.
As the city positions itself as a sustainability hub, experts warn that rapid expansion of renewable infrastructure raises urgent questions about environmental justice, supply chains and who actually benefits.
As global cybersecurity threats escalate, the city's collaborative ecosystem is pioneering a distinctive approach to digital safety that's catching the attention of Silicon Valley.
As venture capital floods into the city's tech corridor, entrepreneurs and investors grapple with the dark side of fast growth.
A Jesmond-based machine learning firm is reshaping how British manufacturers predict equipment failure-and it's already caught the attention of national investors.
LocalStack's new venture could reshape how the city's tech workers collaborate across hybrid teams.
As tech companies along the Quayside race to adopt artificial intelligence, entrepreneurs and ethics experts warn the region must balance innovation with workforce protection and accountability.
A homegrown tech firm is solving the scheduling chaos that's plagued remote-first companies across the UK-and it could reshape how Newcastle's growing tech sector manages distributed teams.
Unlike London-dominated UK tech hubs, Newcastle has built a distinctive funding model rooted in deep industry partnerships and post-industrial reinvention that attracts VCs seeking something different.
From hydrogen hubs on the Tyne to next-generation battery facilities, the city's clean energy roadmap promises to reshape the region's industrial future.
A Quayside-based payments platform has secured significant investment to challenge traditional bank lending across the North East.
From Grey's Monument to the Quayside, venture capital is flooding into the region's artificial intelligence sector, creating a new generation of startups and attracting global tech talent.
The city's unique blend of industrial heritage, riverside innovation hubs and major university firepower has created a distinctive green-tech ecosystem that's catching international attention.
With venture capital flooding into the North East, tech professionals face unprecedented opportunities-but competition and skill gaps are reshaping what employers actually want.
A surge of venture funding and talent migration is transforming the Grainger Street and Ouseburn corridors into unexpected hubs for financial innovation.
As global tech firms rethink office strategies, Newcastle's distinctive blend of affordability, talent and community is proving a blueprint for the future of distributed work.
As digital threats accelerate globally, the city's emerging companies are investing heavily in privacy infrastructure-and finding new competitive advantage in doing so.
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