Walls close in on TikTok as President Biden leads Western crackdown
Concerns about the Chinese video sharing app mount across the West
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Spotlight on... Tech Hot 100
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Tech Hot 100: How Britain's tech start-ups are being powered by global talent
A quarter of the founders in the Tech Hot 100 were born overseas and moved to the UK
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Tech Hot 100: Time to make diversity pay
Tech Hot 100: Technology that solves problems for under represented groups has been ignored by investors. Now founders are fighting back
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Tech Hot 100: Britain should cheer on its billion pound start-up crowd
The wealth of the Tech 100's entrepreneurs could power the next generation of start-ups
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Tech Hot 100: Winners and losers from the year of Covid
More than half this year’s list are new entries - a sign that many founders have not just weathered the crisis but have flourished
In focus
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Coming to a headset near you, a chance to walk among ‘ghosts’
Soon you could be walking in a street in London next to your best friend, who at the same time is walking with you in Sydney, Australia
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The European start-ups gunning for Elon Musk's electric car crown
Tesla has fended off the world's biggest car brands to date, but now it faces a new breed of competitor emerging from the bloc
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Meet the cyber mercenaries – and the activists trying to stop them
Activists have accused governments of misusing hacking tools to surveil journalists and campaigners
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Oxford seeks to keep pace in hunt for game-changing vaccine
Promising results from Pfizer’s trial mean its UK rival is under pressure - but the race for a jab is far from over
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Meet the tech entrepreneur who believes he can defuse the NHS's Covid timebomb
Huma's founder, Dan Vahdat, is hoping remote patient monitoring will help the NHS deal with the backlog of cases that Covid has caused
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Homegrown Tech Talent
Celebrating the British entrepreneurs and business leaders taking tech global
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How two brothers from rural Ireland built a $115bn payments giant
The billionaire Collison brothers have built a payments behemoth that more than half of British adults used to buy things online last year
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The British genetics boss on the frontline of the coronavirus epidemic
Oxford Nanopore is using its high-tech handheld scanners to monitor the spread of coronavirus by monitoring through DNA
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‘All drugs will be designed by computers by 2030’
Andrew Hopkins is at the forefront of a revolution that is set to transform how medications are developed
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Tony Blair’s son on his mission to dismantle his father’s education goals
Euan Blair wants to use his apprenticeships start-up Multiverse to dispel the belief that university degrees are needed to be successful
