About Jed
Jed Nykolle Harme
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With over six years of experience in the journalism industry, Jed Nykolle is a freelance writer, community journalist, and editor specializing in fintech, technology, science, and news, with a soft spot for travel and feature SEO stories. When she’s not chasing deadlines, she’s probably writing poems, getting lost in beaches, or hiking mountains in search of the perfect sunset.
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KETS Quantum Security appoints Stuart Woods to scale quantum chips
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encryption
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quantum computing
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cybersecurity
KETS Quantum Security appoints Stuart Woods as executive chair to scale its chip-sized quantum key distribution products, boosting quantum-safe communications.
Fewer than half of firms ready for secure AI, Delinea study finds
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phishing
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email security
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ai security
Less than half of firms feel fully prepared to secure AI, despite widespread adoption and high confidence in their current security measures, Delinea finds.
HappyRobot raises USD $44 million to boost AI for supply chains
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crm
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robots
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supply chain
Supply chain startup HappyRobot has raised USD $44 million to enhance its AI workforce platform, aiming to transform enterprise operations with advanced automation.
UK consumers cut impulse spending, turn to smaller retailers
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martech
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partner programmes
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personalisation
Two-thirds of UK consumers cut impulse buys amid cost-of-living strains, favouring smaller retailers and embracing minimalist spending habits.
Zoho boosts global SMB growth with new AI-driven features
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crm
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hyperscale
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cx
Zoho has grown its global SMB customer base by 40% in H1 2025, unveiling AI-driven features across six solutions to boost productivity and revenue.
HRLocker acquires WorkCompass to boost SME performance tools
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cx
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martech
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hcm
HRLocker has acquired WorkCompass to enhance its HR platform, offering SMEs a unified tool for performance, talent and HR management across the UK and Ireland.
Getac unveils rugged AI-powered F120 tablet & V120 laptop for field use
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edge computing
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gadgets
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getac
Getac launches rugged AI-powered F120 tablet and V120 laptop, designed for demanding fieldwork with enhanced durability and advanced computing features.
Dext appoints Joanne Modugno as General Manager for North America
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payment technologies
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marketing
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smb
Dext names Joanne Modugno as General Manager for North America to boost growth and expand bookkeeping automation from its Toronto office.
Joe Honan appointed Chief Executive Officer of Singularity Compute
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robots
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blockchain
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edge computing
SingularityNET appoints Joe Honan as CEO of Singularity Compute, driving advanced AI infrastructure and supporting global Artificial General Intelligence development.
Hemanth Vedagarbha named Firebolt CEO to drive global growth
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saas
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data analytics
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ai
Firebolt appoints Hemanth Vedagarbha as CEO to lead global expansion and strengthen its position in the analytical database market amid rising AI demand.
Lusha launches AI-powered Sales Streaming for automated pipelines
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genai
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data privacy
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ai
Lusha launches Sales Streaming, an AI-powered, GDPR-compliant platform that automates B2B sales pipelines with real-time lead intelligence and outreach.
AVK appoints Paul Hood as COO to boost data centre expansion
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hyperscale
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dc
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healthtech
AVK appoints Paul Hood as COO to drive data centre expansion and strengthen power chain services across the UK and Europe.
The Open Group launches consortium for nuclear energy use in industry
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collaboration
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regulation
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carbon emissions
The Open Group has formed the Industrial Advanced Nuclear Consortium to standardise nuclear heat and power solutions, aiming to boost industry adoption and reduce costs.
Bloq.it & InPost to deploy 20,000 battery smart lockers in Europe
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supply chain
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clean technologies
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dhl
Bloq.it partners with InPost to deploy 20,000 battery-powered smart lockers across Europe, enhancing parcel pick-up in previously inaccessible locations.
DE-CIX India integrates Starlink to expand remote internet access
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gaming
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uc
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datacentre infrastructure
DE-CIX India integrates Starlink's satellite tech to boost high-speed internet in remote areas, supporting India's Digital India goals and bridging connectivity gaps.
Lloyds joins cyber resilience drive to protect UK’s small firms
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advanced persistent threat protection
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risk & compliance
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cybersecurity
Lloyds Banking Group has become a National Ambassador for the National Cyber Resilience Centre Group to boost cyber security among UK small and medium firms.
Tradebyte & Shopify launch app to unify brand eCommerce growth
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martech
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commerce systems
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shopify
Tradebyte and Shopify launch an app to streamline multichannel eCommerce for fashion brands, centralising control over stores and 90+ marketplaces in Europe.
UK police forces face over 13,000 data breaches since 2022
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data protection
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ransomware
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endpoint protection
UK police forces have reported over 13,000 data breaches since 2022, with incidents rising yearly and causing serious risks to personal information.
SYTECH unveils year-long cyber plan for business security
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devops
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advanced persistent threat protection
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apm
SYTECH launches a year-long Continual Cyber Assurance programme, offering businesses ongoing cyber security and compliance support without needing in-house experts.
Algomarketing appoints Graeme Hubert to drive global AI growth
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ai
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recruitment
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digital disruption
Algomarketing has appointed Graeme Hubert to its board to expand its AI-focused marketing talent solutions and drive global growth.