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The AI Summit London, 10th & 11th June 2026. Facts below were checked against public sources where possible (see the reference list at the end). Company-specific numbers are attributed to the executives who shared them on stage. The AI Summit London 2026 marked its 10th anniversary this year as the flagship event of London Tech … Read more
London, 10 June 2026 At the AI Summit during London Tech Week, UK AI Minister Kanishka Narayan announced fresh funding, mentoring and rules to help British developers build AI tools openly and at scale. He said the big question for AI is not just what it can do, but who gets to shape it. GOV.UK … Read more
Highlights of the AI Governance Summit London, 7 May 2026 Executives, cyber-security specialists and risk professionals gathered at Microsoft’s Paddington offices on Thursday morning to debate how to govern artificial intelligence when the technology is moving faster than the rules meant to control it. The breakfast, titled AI & Governance in Practice, was hosted by … Read more
India’s AI Gamble: A Billion Users and No Rulebook India has quietly become the world’s largest AI market without passing a single AI law. For some, that is visionary. For others, it is a disaster waiting to happen. Here is the full story. Series: Part One of Three | India’s AI Revolution Category: Technology | … Read more
UK and China Strengthen Economic Ties at 8th China-UK Economic and Trade Forum LONDON (March 19, 2026): Senior government officials, business leaders, and trade delegates gathered in London yesterday for the 8th China-UK Economic and Trade Forum. Hosted by the China Chamber of Commerce in the UK (CCCUK) in partnership with the China-Britain Business Council … Read more
Do you think that many people have a concern that the EU as a whole system is democratic or not or is it transparent or not what are your views on it? On Being Euro-sceptic I’m openly Euro-sceptic. I do not like a lot of things about the European Union. I don’t like the way … Read more
50:50 Parliament and Chamber UK’s Welcome to Parliament Reception – Prioritising Women’s Health Women’s Health Prioritized at Successful 50:50 Parliament Reception. On the 22nd of July 2024, the 50:50 Parliament and Chamber UK successfully hosted the “Welcome to Parliament Reception – Prioritising Women’s Health” at the Rooftop Terrace in Westminster. The event brought together newly … Read more
Post UK Election Breakfast Briefing: “What Will a New Labour Government Mean for Business?” Hosted by Penta Group London, 9th July 2024 – Penta Group today hosted an insightful breakfast briefing titled “What Will a New Labour Government Mean for Business?” on the day Parliament reconvened following the UK elections. The event took place at … Read more
London 10th May 2024 – Codex is delighted to announce the successful conclusion of its three-day tech conference, “World’s Top 50 Innovators 2024,” held at the esteemed venue of The University of Chicago Booth School of Business in London. The event, which took place from May 8th to May 10th, brought together a distinguished lineup … Read more
British MP (ex-MP now) Shares His Thoughts on the EU and Democracy Is the EU System Democratic? Q: Do you think the EU system as a whole is generally democratic in itself? No, it’s not. The EU is emphatically about suppressing democracy, and this is not just an opinion. Look at the three EU institutions. … Read more
Lord David Owen Interview on UK EU Stalemate after Brexit In a recent interview with Lord David Owen (who is also a former foreign minister of the UK) on the UK EU stalemate after Brexit, he shared his views and a possible solution with Subodh Gupta, editor of Journalism News Network. Q1) Your Views on … Read more
As of 2026, no OpenAI investor has lost money overall. The company loses money, but the investors’ stakes have grown enormously in value. With one interesting exception, and one accounting twist, both below. The 2015 originals were donors, not investors OpenAI began as a charity. The founding backers, Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Greg Brockman, Reid … Read more
Yes, on three fronts, though none is a magic wand yet. First, cooling without losing water. Newer data centres are switching to closed loop liquid cooling, where the same water circulates through pipes to the chips and back again, like the radiator in a car, instead of evaporating away. Microsoft’s latest designs use this to … Read more
UK vs India: Two Power Grids Meet the AI Boom, With Opposite Problems Every AI answer needs a data centre, and every data centre needs a power grid. Compare the United Kingdom and India and you see the two opposite ways a country’s grid can meet the AI boom: one has demand queued up for … Read more
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, earns billions and loses bigger billions at the same time. Both are true. Here is the maths, in plain words. Money in 2023: about 1 to 2 billion dollars. 2024: 3.7 billion. 2025: 13.1 billion. 2026: about 30 billion expected. 2027: about 62 billion planned. Where it comes from: over … Read more
What exactly is a computing bill? OpenAI does not own most of its computers. It rents them by the hour from Microsoft, Oracle and Amazon, the way you hire a taxi instead of buying a car. The rental price rolls everything into one: the NVIDIA chips, the building, the electricity, the cooling. That rent is … Read more
The Secret Journey of Your AI Question: From Phone to Power Grid and Back Ask an AI chatbot a question and the answer lands in two or three seconds. In those seconds, your words take a round trip most people never think about. Here is the whole journey, second by second. Second 0: You … Read more
What “training” means An AI model like GPT-3 is not born knowing anything. Before it can chat with anyone, it must be trained: computers read enormous amounts of text from books and the internet, over and over, for weeks or months without stopping, adjusting billions of internal settings until the model learns language. Think of … Read more
What One 100-Word AI Answer Really Costs in Water and Electricity You type a question, press send, and a neat 100 word answer appears in seconds. It feels free. It is not. Somewhere, a data centre just spent real water and real electricity to write it. How much exactly is one of the most argued-over … Read more
The Four Pillars of AI Infrastructure: Chips, Electricity, the Grid and Water AI feels like software, but it stands on four very physical pillars. Remove any one of them and ChatGPT goes silent. Here is what each pillar is, in plain words. First, the building: the data centre The four pillars all live inside … Read more