Sber and its subsidiary SberCloud, a cloud service provider, have presented Russia’s all-new high-performance supercomputer Christofari Neo. Executive Vice President of  Sberbank, CTO of Sber, and Head of Technology David Rafalovsky presented the  supercomputer at the international conference AI Journey 2021. 

According to the Robo.cash corporate statistics, the social and geographic shifts of the investors' audience is expressing the growing market potential.

The Robo.cash platform has significantly expanded its active investor base in 2021, representing a more than 70% growth. In addition to engaging an increasing audience, the market continues to penetrate various segments of the society. For example, the share of female investors on Robo.cash (among registered customers) grew from 20% in 2019 to 34% in 2021.

• The Money Talks card game will combine questions around money habits with a fun twist to help break the stigma around money

• Pleo announces new speakers from Zendesk, GoCardless and Hubspot for virtual leadership summit “Forward” to celebrate, challenge and inspire the future of business leadership

• Forward is a one-day conference featuring 25+ speakers and 15+ sessions focusing on business leadership, product innovation and people management.

SberCloud, a supplier of cloud services which forms part of the Sber ecosystem, has created a special hybrid version of its ML Space platform -  ML Space Private. This was announced by David Rafalovsky, Sberbank Group CTO and Executive Vice President, at the international conference AI Journey 2021.

Cyber consultants call on businesses to act now, or risk budgets shrinking further in ‘real terms’ during 2022 – leading to increased cyber vulnerability 

Islamic Finance Heading Towards New Destination

Susannah Streeter, senior investment and markets analyst, Hargreaves Lansdown

• GFT conducts original research which confirms the critical importance of cloud adoption. 

• Banks who implement an effective cloud strategy now will be among the first to unlock lasting competitive advantages 

• Skills shortages and lack of experience stop progress

• GFT Cloud Services Framework underpins GFT’s work with world’s leading banks

The Bank of England lost 161 electronic devices between September 2018 and August 2021.

The data has been obtained by Parliament Street Think Tank through a Freedom of Information (FOI) request. A total of 25 devices were lost or stolen just in 2021 alone. 

In 2018 a total of 70 devices were reported missing or lost and 12 were reported stolen. In 2019, the number decreased, with 46 missing and 8 stolen. In 2021, a total of 16 devices were reported lost and 9 were stolen.