Time for another Friday Tech Round Up!  Today we discuss HSBC investing in green tech, a Minecraft library making censored journalism accessible worldwide, Nationwide Building Society embracing API tech, BP and HyCC committing to greener projects and AmazeVR forging the future of immersive concerts.  We shoutout out the launch of e-Comply – a tech solution which helps companies review and automatically redact personable identifiable information when a consumer has a data subject access request.

Thank you to Tilly Kenyon FinTech Magazine, Cian Maher The Verge, Karl Flinders Computer Weekly, Power Technology and Kate Park TechCrunch for their pieces this week, and to Louise Fenn for delivering the goods.

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• HSBC invests in green tech


• Minecraft makes journalism accessible


• Nationwide embraces digital transformation


• BP & HyCC commit to green projects


• AmazeVR receives huge funding boost

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