Prima is a thin, photovoltaic sub-retinal implant that can restore vision for those with geographic atrophy. Read more: US firm launches vision-restoring implant with EU approval
NetDocuments has added six new AI-powered apps to the ndMAX Studio, designed to help legal teams streamline trademark prosecution and plaintiff-side litigation. They expand the ndMAX Studio to 39 pre-built […] The post NetDocuments adds six new ndMAX Studio apps appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Emma Woodhouse discusses her role in manufacturing and supply chain systems, the skills that keep it all moving and how pets have no regard for work deadlines. Read more: ‘No matter how carefully you plan, a new challenge can always appear’
The lease programme, known as Apple Upgrade, will reportedly support most iPhone, Mac, iPad and Apple Watch models. Read more: Apple reportedly set to debut device leasing programme
UK listed law firm Gateley yesterday (22 July) announced that CEO Rod Waldie is stepping down from 1 August for health reasons, following revelations first revealed by Roll on Friday […] The post Gateley’s CEO stands down following business services cuts appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
The organisation has let go of thousands of people since 2024, in an effort to cut costs. Read more: Intel shares rally amid confirmed layoffs and data centre shake up
Others in the bloc, including Greece, Denmark and Spain are also considering legislating on the topic. Read more: France becomes first EU country to ban social media for under-15s
French AI start-up Mistral is seeking to raise several billion euros at a €20bn valuation, with Samsung among the investors in discussions to back the round, the Financial Times reported today. Read more: Samsung in talks to back France’s Mistral at €20bn valuation – FT
The financing is the largest-ever Series A round for a humanoid-first robotics company in Europe, the company said. Read more: UK-based Humanoid secures $152m Series A funding
‘Can we please stop pretending environmental rules are a burden on Europe’s economy?’ says EEB policy director. Read more: EEB urges Ireland to ensure simple climate rules deliver results