Events calendar

This webinar will explore the policy and regulatory barriers to improve data centres’ ability to actively contribute to the circular economy.

This webinar will explore the future of digital twins to 2035, examining how they could transform industries, business models and public services through real-time simulation and optimisation. Building on techUK’s green paper, the session will consider the UK’s current position, the role of interoperability and governance, and the steps needed to realise long-term commercial and strategic opportunities.

This member forum will gather industry input to inform techUK’s response to the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee inquiry on personalised medicine and AI in the NHS. The session will explore systemic barriers to innovation and identify evidence-based recommendations on AI adoption, data infrastructure, regulation and procurement.

This Lunch and Learn session will introduce the new NHS England SME Playbook, designed to help small and medium-sized innovators navigate procurement and engagement across the health system. The discussion will explore practical guidance on routes to market, compliance expectations and evidence strategies, with insight from SME contributors and NHS leaders involved in developing the Playbook.

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.

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.

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.