Beyond the molecule: how quantum computing and AI are rewriting the rules of drug discovery
This article sets out why the UK must move now to lead the convergence that will define the next generation of medicines.
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08 May 2026
This article sets out why the UK must move now to lead the convergence that will define the next generation of medicines.
01 May 2026
The UK has spent a decade building world-class quantum foundations. The next challenge is turning that foundation into a globally competitive quantum sector, and that means getting investment right. With up to £2 billion recently announced by the government for quantum technologies, the scale of public commitment is clear.
28 Apr 2026
techUK's Technology & Innovation programme is excited to announce that we are now seeking contributions for our annual focus week, which is taking place from 15-19 June.
27 Apr 2026
Blog written by Ellen Devereux, Quantum Computing Consultant, Fujitsu.
23 Apr 2026
In this guest blog, Elizabeth Patterson, Senior Program and Policy Manager at Seagate, explores Northern Ireland's emergence as a global leader in photonics innovation.
14 Apr 2026
Read Robert Jesudason, CEO & Founding Partner, Serendipity Capital guest blog for World Quantum Day.
14 Apr 2026
Read David Pugh-Jones, CMO, Corpora.ai’s guest blog for World Quantum Day.
14 Apr 2026
Quantum technology is no longer a distant prospect. From accelerating AI and scientific discovery to enabling ultra-secure communications, or transforming sensing across healthcare, defence, and climate monitoring, it is rapidly becoming one of the defining technologies of our era, capable of solving problems that lie entirely beyond the reach of classical computing.
14 Apr 2026
World Quantum Day is an international initiative that invites businesses, scientists, engineers, educators, communicators, entrepreneurs, technologists and more to showcase the latest advancements in quantum technologies and generate interest in quantum-based ambitions.