Past Events

Join the first meeting of techUK's brand-new Robotics Working Group.

Join the first STC quarterly meeting of 2026 on Tuesday 31 March 2026 at techUK's London office and online

This webinar will explore the future of digital twins to 2035, examining how they could transform industries, business models and public services through real-time simulation and optimisation. Building on techUK’s green paper, the session will consider the UK’s current position, the role of interoperability and governance, and the steps needed to realise long-term commercial and strategic opportunities.

techUK is convening an industry-only roundtable to explore the future of health wearables, focusing on data standards, interoperability and integration with the UK health system. The session will examine shared challenges around validation, regulation and adoption, and help inform future engagement with health stakeholders including the NHS and government.

This launch event will mark the start of techUK’s year-long focus on Frontier Compute, convening industry, policymakers and researchers to explore how the UK can lead in the development and adoption of advanced compute capabilities.

This member forum will gather industry input to inform techUK’s response to the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee inquiry on personalised medicine and AI in the NHS. The session will explore systemic barriers to innovation and identify evidence-based recommendations on AI adoption, data infrastructure, regulation and procurement.

This webinar will explore the policy and regulatory barriers to improve data centres’ ability to actively contribute to the circular economy.

This industry day will provide an overview of the Gladiator and Spartan systems and services, outlining current capabilities and future development plans for distributed synthetic training across Defence. The session will examine how the Ministry of Defence is sustaining and enhancing these capabilities to support multi-domain interoperability and evolving operational requirements.

Join us for an insightful breakfast session exploring the role of AI assurance in investment decisions and exit strategies. As AI becomes increasingly embedded in business operations, investors are using frameworks to evaluate AI-related risks and opportunities during due diligence and when preparing for exit processes.

techUK members will gain insight into where the Home Office sees the greatest opportunities for partnership across research, technology, data and innovation to support national security and public safety outcomes.

Synthetic data is artificially generated data designed to reflect the patterns and characteristics found in real world data. It is increasingly discussed as a potential tool for addressing long standing challenges around data access, privacy, and data sharing. 

techUK will be supporting Education Business LIVE 2026, a one day event bringing together school and trust leaders, business professionals, and the supplier community to focus on the practical realities of running and improving schools.

Learn how nLighten and Six Degrees deliver secure, high availability hosting from the Birmingham Edge Data Centre.

This session will explore how NHS England is strengthening cyber resilience across the health and care supply chain through its Cyber Improvement Programme. The discussion will examine the emerging direction of national cyber standards, evolving supplier assurance expectations and how industry can engage as the programme moves into consultation.