About Kaleah
Kaleah Salmon
Journalist
Kaleah Salmon is journalist in the TechDay editorial team. She has a keen interest in health, fitness, travel and sport. She previously worked as a journalist for Australian publication, Ministry of Sport.
Stories by Kaleah
Kleinanzeigen launches retail media network powered by Kevel
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ecommerce
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cleantech
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digital marketing
Kleinanzeigen has launched a new retail media network using Kevel’s API platform, enhancing ad targeting for its 700m monthly German users.
Sagacity offers UK consumer data via Databricks for AI use
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data protection
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data analytics
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digital transformation
Sagacity has partnered with Databricks to offer instant access to the UK’s largest permissioned consumer datasets for AI and personalisation projects.
Most firms overestimate AI governance as privacy risks surge
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dlp
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ai security
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risk & compliance
Most firms overestimate their AI governance despite rising privacy risks and growing AI-related incidents, with only 17% deploying strong technical controls globally.
BDx secures PLN power deal to boost Indonesia’s AI data centres
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digital transformation
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hyperscale
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edge computing
BDx Indonesia has secured a 30 MVA power deal with PLN to expand AI data centres, boosting the nation’s digital infrastructure and sustainability goals.
Winsted previews ergonomic PSAP console for emergency centres
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emergency communications
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ergonomics
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emergency management
Winsted previews its ergonomic PSAP console for emergency centres, highlighting comfort and tech integration ahead of its summer release.
OnBuy’s AI tool unlocks GBP £4 million GMV boost in six weeks
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cx
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martech
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ai
OnBuy’s new AI auto-categorisation tool has boosted partner sales by GBP £4 million in six weeks through improved product discoverability and accuracy.
inploi advances in Fosway 2025 grid amid rapid growth in HR tech
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hcm
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talent attraction
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hr
London-based HR tech firm inploi climbs Fosway 2025 grid, boosting client base by 230% and slashing hiring costs for companies like PureGym.
Low-mileage drivers save 10% less as usage-based insurance grows
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fleet management
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cleantech
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sustainability
UK drivers logging up to 6,000 miles annually pay nearly 10% less on insurance, as usage-based models and telematics gain traction amid rising living costs.
CaseCraft.AI raises GBP £550,000 for UK small claims platform
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ai
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software development
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investment
CaseCraft.AI has raised GBP £550,000 to enhance its AI-driven platform aimed at simplifying small claims resolutions across the UK.
Sony brings climate change education to PlayStation 5 & VR2
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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cleantech
Sony launches Climate Station, a free PlayStation 5 and VR2 app using interactive data to educate users on climate change and future scenarios.
Travel eSIM market set for growth as awareness remains low
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smartphones
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vpns
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iot
Only 23% of consumers in the US, UK and China have used eSIMs, though 49% are open to travel eSIMs once informed, showing strong growth potential.
Tenable report warns of cloud security gaps in Singapore & SEA
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firewalls
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data protection
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network security
Tenable's 2025 report reveals serious cloud security gaps in Singapore and Southeast Asia, risking exposure of sensitive data and non-compliance issues for firms.
Coralogix unveils Olly AI agent after funding at USD $1bn+
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data analytics
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siem
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apm
Coralogix launched Olly, an AI agent to simplify observability data access, after securing USD $115 million and a valuation above USD $1 billion.
AI-powered decisionMe app aims to simplify complex choices
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saas
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risk & compliance
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ai
The AI-driven decisionMe app simplifies complex choices, helping professionals and teams make data-backed decisions with ease and confidence.
Agenus & Noetik use AI to predict cancer therapy response
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ai
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ml
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cancer
Agenus and Noetik partner to utilise AI on clinical data, aiming to predict the response of cancer patients to immunotherapy and enhance treatment precision.
Majority of Britons back fines for long customer call waits
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cx
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martech
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ai
A survey reveals 62% of Britons support fining companies for long hold times, with older consumers especially backing penalties amid rising costs.
Schoen Clinic Chelsea doubles mental health capacity with Semble
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digital transformation
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healthtech
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semble
Schoen Clinic Chelsea has doubled its mental health appointment capacity using Semble's platform, easing pressures amid rising UK demand for mental health services.
Tata partners with council bank to automate reconciliation ops
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digital transformation
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ai
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ml
Tata Consultancy Services will automate the Council of Europe Development Bank’s reconciliation processes to boost efficiency and handle complex transactions.
Walton Centre digitises 95% of patient records with Apogee
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digital transformation
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digitisation
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digital strategy
The Walton Centre has digitised 95% of patient records with Apogee, boosting clinical efficiency, patient safety, and staff wellbeing across the Trust.
Cebu Pacific adopts NetLine suite to boost operations & growth
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fleet management
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ai
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ml
Cebu Pacific will implement Lufthansa Systems' NetLine suite to enhance operations, crew management and support its growth across Asia and beyond.