James Titcomb is the Technology Editor at The Telegraph. He specializes in a range of topics including artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency, and energy policy, with a focus on the intersection of technology and finance. James has been featured in prominent publications such as Brisbane Times, Yahoo Sports Canada, and The Sydney Morning Herald, among others.
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James Titcomb's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, technology, big tech, legal & compliance, privacy & cybersecurity. He also covers topics such as electric cars, artificial intelligence and retail. Given the emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation in his articles, he is likely to be interested in expert commentary related to these subjects. Pitches offering insights into UK government policies or regulatory changes within the technology or retail sectors might resonate with him.
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- Experts who can provide analysis of how new regulations impact the technology industry.
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Websites have been taken offline amid a "critical" security glitch being exploited by cyber criminals.
By: James Titcomb, Louis Goss
Websites have been taken offline after AI discovered a “critical” security glitch now being exploited by cyber criminals
Andrew Bailey has warned that the AI industry's historic level of borrowing represents a risk to financial stability.
By: James Titcomb, Louis Goss
WEBSITES have been taken offline after AI discovered a "critical" security glitch now being exploited by cyber criminals.
By: James Titcomb, Louis Goss, Emma Taggart
Governments and businesses across the world are scrambling to fix two urgent cyber-security flaws in a programming language which runs around 70pc of the internet.
Swotting up on investment bubbles has become fashionable in recent months. Satya Nadella, the Microsoft boss, is telling everybody to buy 1873, a book about the railroad boom and bust.
James Titcomb 6 min read Swotting up on investment bubbles has become fashionable in recent months.
Swotting up on investment bubbles has become fashionable in recent months.
By: James Titcomb
Swotting up on investment bubbles has become fashionable in recent months. Satya Nadella, the Microsoft boss, is telling everybody to buy , a book about the railroad boom and bust.
By: James Titcomb
A severe loss of confidence in many of the companies propping up the AI industry has sent a jolt though markets.
