Past Events

Join us for our monthly collab session for professionals in telecoms security

This deep dive webinar session explores a chapter in techUK’s recently released paper titled A Maturing AI Assurance Ecosystem: Sector Specific Applications. Reflecting on the key findings of the Health and Social Care chapter, this 1-hour session will dedicate 45 minutes of panel discussion between contributors before opening to the attendees for 15 minutes of questions and contributions.

This quarterly briefing will provide a concise update on the most important digital health policy developments across organisations including NHS England, Department of Health and Social Care, Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency and National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. The session will explain what recent policy announcements mean for technology suppliers and provide practical insight into how organisations can respond.

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Join techUK for a Women Forum breakfast on Wednesday, 15 April (09:00 – 11:00) held in-person at techUK’s office at 10 St Bride Street, London, EC4A 4AD.

This webinar will set out how techUK’s Emerging Tech & Innovation programme will look in 2026, including our focus and priorities, a full activity pipeline, and key opportunities for members to get involved.

techUK is convening a series of roundtables with industry and policy stakeholders to support engagement around the Mobile Market Review (MMR) led by DSIT.

This deep dive webinar session explores a chapter in techUK’s recently released paper titled A Maturing AI Assurance Ecosystem: Sector Specific Applications. Reflecting on the key findings of the Financial Services chapter, this 1-hour session will dedicate 45 minutes of panel discussion between contributors before opening to the attendees for 15 minutes of questions and contributions.

The annual FTTH Conference is Europe’s leading fibre summit, bringing together the global fibre ecosystem for three days of insight, collaboration and high-level debate.

Marking World Quantum Day, this event will explore how the UK can deploy quantum investment strategically to strengthen competitiveness and long-term resilience. Bringing together investors, founders and policymakers, the session will examine funding challenges, scaling beyond start-up phase and the UK’s position in an evolving global landscape.

This member input session will gather industry insight to inform techUK’s response to the Department for Education call for evidence on AI and digital technology in children’s social care. The discussion will explore current use cases, barriers to adoption and ethical considerations, helping shape a collective industry submission to government.

This session will explore what the current copyright and text and data mining debate means for AI adoption and data centres.

The UK Spectrum Policy Forum’s Cluster 4 invites stakeholders to a technical workshop on Spectrum for Lunar Communications, focusing on the implications of WRC‑2023 Resolution 680 and preparations for WRC‑2027 Agenda Item 1.15.

This hybrid roundtable will provide suppliers with the opportunity to engage with NHS Blood and Transplant ahead of upcoming procurements for the Donor and Session Programme. The session will review draft requirements, commercial strategy and delivery considerations, helping shape final specifications for the CRM platform and implementation partners.

On Tuesday 17 March 2026, the UK Spectrum Policy Forum will be hosting the Cluster 3-led SAL Forum workshop on the spectrum-sharing landscape.

techUK will host a series of industry roundtables in partnership with the UK Government to support engagement around the Mobile Market Review (MMR) being led by DSIT.