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Beyond brain-inspired compute: engineering persistent intelligence

Read this guest blog by Nic Windley, Co-founder and CEO of Qognetix, a UK deep-tech company developing new infrastructure for persistent and trusted intelligence.

The importance of the UK academic research and innovation sector for frontier compute

Read this guest blog from EPSRC and find out about their new funding call for UK researchers.

Skills and talent for frontier compute: what's actually different, and what the UK should do now

Guest blog by Anastasia Kalmykova, Founder at iForce Connect

What AI means for the future of quantum

This insight is a result of a workshop that techUK ran in June exploring the potential of quantum computing and AI as these technologies continue to evolve.

techUK partners with Microelectronics UK 2026

Don't miss out on Microelectronics' 2026, connecting the entire value chain - from R&D to manufacturing, packaging, testing and deployment.

Event round-up: Powering the Next Wave - Frontier Compute and the Future of UK AI Hardware

View the summary and recording now.

Navigating Semiconductor Shocks in the AI Era 

By Talal Abu-Issa, Co-CEO at Beebolt. Discover how pre-competitive intelligence sharing protects semiconductor supply chains against macro shocks.

Quantum Readiness Series: quantum and the energy sector – event round-up

A summary of our most recent Quantum Readiness Series webinar looking at what quantum means for the future of the energy sector

Chris McDonald named Science Minister at newly formed DBIST

With a new Science Minister is in post at DBIST, techUK wants your views to help shape our Innovation Policy asks.

AI Leaves the Screen: Governing the Convergence of Agentic AI and Robotics

Read this guest blog by Promise Akwaowo is an Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Automation practitioner specialising in responsible AI.

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techUK Mobilise 2026

Register to attend Mobilise 2026

This year’s theme, “Strategy to Delivery”, focusses on the implemtation of ambitious government strategy across UK transport.