Events calendar

The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology are facilitating a Wilton Park dialogue between international government, regulators and stakeholders to understand the impact of fragmented regulatory frameworks on international businesses and the practical steps that can deliver meaningful progress to reduce compliance burdens and improve global cyber resilience.

The educational technology sector sits in an awkward space between education and ICT, and as a result rarely receives the same regard as more established research fields. This lack of parity of esteem is reflected in the absence of strong institutional architecture, which limits scientific confidence, policy alignment and investment.

Join techUK on 29 January for insights from industry experts and business leaders who have successfully expanded into new sectors. Speakers will share practical advice on adapting offerings, navigating regulatory expectations and developing content and brand strategies that resonate with new audiences. The session will also highlight what “good content” looks like today and how PR can support growth more effectively.

Home Office Digital will join techUK on 6 February for a hybrid quarterly market engagement session focused on policing technology challenges and upcoming priorities. This session will give suppliers the opportunity to hear directly from senior Home Office leaders on current strategic direction, including the Digital 2020 Strategy and wider updates from the Chief Technology Office.

The session will bring together NHS England TSAS senior leaders and techUK members for a collaborative, workshop-led discussion on the practical realities of implementation.

Join the Laboratory for AI Security Research (LASR) and techUK on Monday 23 February at techUK for the official launch and kick-off of the LASR AI Security Supply Chain Programme, supported by Cisco and HM Government.

Space-Comm Expo Europe 2026 will take place on 4-5 March 2026 at ExCeL London, providing the essential platform where governments, industry and investors converge to accelerate growth in European space.

The council are seeking to engage with innovative suppliers to transform technology enabled care to help more residents live with greater independence and to help use social care resources more effectively and efficiently.