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Read this guest blog by Verity Egerton-Doyle (Antitrust & Foreign Investment Partner, UK Co-Head of Technology Sector, and Co-Head of Games and Interactive Entertainment at Linklaters) and Lisa Chang (Corporate Partner and UK Co-Head of Technology Sector at Linklaters) on UK Tech Legal Outlook 2026: Navigating AI-led growth with converging regulatory and operational risks
In March, techUK’s TechTogether campaign will return, following the great success of our 2025 campaign and the ongoing DEI work that techUK and our members have been championing.
This April, techUK is launching an essential four-part webinar series followed by a whitepaper exploring the role of AI across our nation's critical infrastructure sectors. As AI technologies evolve, understanding their applications, risks, and opportunities in the systems that underpin modern society has never been more important.
This May, TechUK is convening a four-part workshop series designed to support the successful implementation of DSIT's Trusted Third Party Assurance roadmap. As the UK works to strengthen its leading AI assurance ecosystem and build confidence in third-party assurance mechanisms, this series will bring together the voices and expertise needed to turn vision into reality.
Innovate UK have published the results for their State of Innovation 2025 Report, providing insights from UK businesses across the innovation landscape.
techUK UK hosted a roundtable on “Where Are the Women in the UK Semiconductor Sector? Pathways for Careers in Semiconductors.” Read the full insight.
Lee Larter, UK Pre‑Sales Director at Dell Technologies, explores how photonics and compound intelligence are driving innovation and shaping the future of defence.
On Thursday 18th December the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology’s (DSIT)’s AI Security Institute (AISI) announced the publication of its inaugural Frontier AI Trends Report.
Today UKRI announced budget allocations for the spending review period which includes over £1 billion for quantum technologies.
Join us on 3 March to hear from tech experts, policymakers, academics and thought leaders.
