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Guest blog by Nadiia Hulchuk, Business Development Manager, SoloWay Technologies

Today the National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare published its recommendations for a future regulatory framework, setting out how UK regulation should evolve as AI is increasingly used across health and care. techUK warmly welcomes the report, which reflects many of the priorities our members have championed throughout the Commission's work.

Discover why biopharma companies must structure data, classify sensitive content, and establish governance before deploying AI to avoid costly compliance risks.

Proving the value of smart home technology in social housing

A guest blog for council leaders on AI in local government, from Infoshare+ and Barbour Logic. Why starting with the problem, not the technology, matters.

How digital pathology and AI could speed up cancer diagnosis. Exponential-e's Afshin Attari on the opportunity, and the barriers to adoption.

After three editions, the Supplier Summit has matured from strategy to delivery to the early shaping of problems. We assess what it's achieved — and its risks.

The techUK Health and Care Summit is our flagship gathering for the digital health and care community, bringing members together with senior stakeholders from across government, the NHS and the wider health system for a full day of debate on the issues shaping the sector. With the agenda now well advanced, we are opening the final speaking slots to members and confirming that a small number of sponsorship opportunities remain available.

This autumn, elections will take place for 23 seats on techUK's Health and Social Care Council for the 2027–2029 term. Nominations open on 14 September 2026, here's everything you need to know.

On 29 July 2026, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) published new guidance, developed jointly with NHS England, setting out how existing medical device law applies to ambient voice technology (AVT) used across health and care settings in Great Britain. techUK has followed this issue closely and welcomes the clarity the guidance provides.