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Fraud teams can now flag suspicious devices before login, as PoSA v1.11 adds real-time risk scores to help stop account takeovers earlier.
The practice is adding to retailers' costs and may push prices higher, with 37% of UK online shoppers admitting or considering refund abuse.
Independent agencies strengthened their hold on D&AD's global rankings as the awards also highlighted work tackling insurance, beauty claims and gaming worlds.
The French capital's stronger public backing and investment pipeline helped it finish just 0.2 points ahead of London in a new index.
Businesses risk wasting anti-fraud budgets, with a new report saying merchants may vastly undercount disputes caused by friendly fraud.
The upgrade will let customers search, summarise and compare documents using a built-in AI assistant while keeping existing data and settings intact.
The new hardware lineup gives Apple a bigger play in the smart home, with Siri AI, surround sound and accessories.
Rising cloud and AI demand is exposing builders to weather delays and overruns as Westgate seeks more UK data centre work.
Operators can now test hardware, consolidation and migration plans in minutes, as regulators intensify scrutiny of energy and water use.
Passengers in select Zeekr models will be able to play games on the infotainment screen using phones as controllers, as AirConsole expands into Geely's orbit.
Merchants can now offer Klarna's instalment and deferred-payment options through Ecommpay without extra technical work or separate systems.
The rollout could free up advisers' time by cutting mortgage administration, while giving the software firm a stronger foothold in the UK market.
Payment firms are finding that card programmes take far more operational work to scale than to launch, with extra providers adding integration risk.
The deal deepens 73 Strings' AI push as fund managers face heavier data and reporting demands across private markets, with no price disclosed.
Artificial intelligence, security threats and regulation are leaving most senior tech managers struggling to keep pace, a UK survey has found.
The British firm will soon double its collection capacity, letting customers track assets and infrastructure worldwide day and night.
Women hold 63.4% of the jobs most exposed to generative AI in UK manufacturing, raising fears the technology could widen workplace inequality.
Consumers want AI to hunt bargains, but most still reject software buying clothes for them, according to a survey of 3,300 adults.
The broader coverage gives investors signals across energy, agriculture and metals, after the system posted a 24.8% live return for 2026 to 22 September.
Businesses could cut GPU use by up to 67% on repetitive AI workloads as Navyra's Ale reuses verified inference work instead of repeating it.