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techUK’s vibrant community took centre stage at London Tech Week 2025, showcasing innovation, forging connections, and amplifying the UK’s global tech impact.
Last week, London Tech Week and the Spending Review brought much energy to the tech sector. But as we await the UK government’s 'full' growth offer – including the delivery of the modern industrial strategy - time to take stock on recent policy announcements relevant for scale-ups.
techUK’s Cyber Programme is delighted to be holding our second securing Operational Technology (OT) security impact days to showcase how cyber companies are helping organisations to secure their OT and navigate the convergence of IT/OT systems.
The UK is scaling up its AI compute power twenty-fold with a £1.75 billion investment. Read on how this will accelerate breakthroughs in healthcare, climate science, and advanced tech →
Ofcom has published its Strategic Approach to AI for 2025-26. The report outlines Ofcom’s plans both for regulating the technology’s deployment across sectors, and for its own use of AI within its operations.
A long-awaited milestone for UK innovation as new data reforms promise smarter services, stronger protections and a £30bn economic boost… read further.
The NHS has launched its 2025/26 Urgent and Emergency Care (UEC) Plan with a bold, system-wide vision to stabilise and transform frontline services ahead of winter with the ambition not only to deliver a better winter service for patients and staff but to lay the groundwork for long-term productivity and public trust in emergency services.
As was widely anticipated, the 2025 Spending Review contained several headline announcements focused on tech, including a £2bn allocation for AI from 2026-27 to 2029-30 and up to £750m for “the UK’s most powerful supercomputer”.
Guidance for Mayoral Strategic Authorities sets the stage for 10-year Local Growth Plans that will align local and national priorities, drive investment, and foster collaboration to boost regional economies. Read more...
The UK’s first national university spin-out register offers unprecedented insight into academic innovation and commercial impact. Discover how it’s shaping investment, policy, and collaboration.
techUK outlines its initial review of 'what was in it for tech' for the multi-year Spending Review 2025. Scroll down for a list of today’s announcements.
Welcome to this week’s update on the fast-moving world of global trade, digital policy, and transatlantic relations. Here’s what’s shaping the global agenda right now.
The Department for Transport has announced advanced testing for AVs and two consultations to help create the regulatory framework for the rollout of self-driving vehicles
The UK’s £86 billion R&D funding plan is a major step for regional innovation and growth. In this blog, techUK shares its reaction and what needs to happen next to turn ambition into impact.
On 30 May 2025 the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) and the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC), with the support of the Police Digital Service (PDS) released the National Policing Digital Strategy 2025-2030, which is an updated version of the original 2020 strategy and serves as a guidance document to inform investment decisions and prioritisation in policing over the next five years.
The Spending Review and modern industrial strategy mark historic moments that will define this parliament and the rest of the decade. But if the next few weeks have any hopes of providing a ‘launchpad for businesses’, actions must better support women in the economy – placing them front and centre to provide the certainty that inspires active participation.
The Act places a duty on platforms not only to refrain from posting or facilitating fake reviews themselves, but also to actively manage the risks associated with third-party content, with failure to do so potentially resulting in enforcement action by the CMA.
The UK has a world-leading regulatory system that supports the economy while protecting the society. However, strategic reforms to the UK’s regulatory regime could help unlock its full potential as a vital catalyst for growth, bringing considerable rewards across industry.
Last week, the Chancellor announced next stages to the Pension Reforms. Reforms will hope to see more than £50 billion investment into UK infrastructure and fast-growing businesses. techUK welcome these reforms to drive more patient capital into businesses at the forefront of emerging technology.
On 11 June, the Chancellor of the Exchequer is set announce the next major domestic policy event, the multi-year Spending Review. This will set departmental spending for the next three years and the decisions made will shape the course for this Parliament, and decade...
With data security now recognised as a critical enabler of trustworthy AI, the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre – in conjunction with the relevant American, Australian and Kiwi national cyber security agencies – has published guidance outlining best practices for securing data used train and operate AI systems.
Britain’s industrial and economic future is increasingly wired into the success, or failure, of its energy infrastructure. Amid sweeping reforms and lofty targets, such as delivering net zero by 2030, the UK finds itself at a critical inflection point where the policies governing energy planning, investment, and market design are becoming decisive levers for national competitiveness.
On 28 May 2025 the EU Commission unveiled its Startup and Scaleup Strategy. The Strategy aims to make Europe a great place to start and grow global technology-driven companies.
Public research organisations can apply to host the UK’s AI Factory Antenna which would enable British research expertise to make use of Supercomputers across Europe.
Yesterday techUK wrote to the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology Peter Kyle MP to reiterate our position that the Data (Use and Access) Bill is the wrong legislative vehicle to address the complex issue of AI and copyright
techUK has a key role to play in ensuring that the Industrial Strategy can not just succeed in answering the questions of our moment, but remain a credible decision-making framework to guide future policymaking throughout its life
Ahead of the Spending Review, the Government has demonstrated a commitment to longer term certainty and unveiled plans to support ten-year funding arrangements for certain R&D activities. New criteria and guidance are a critical step to instil confidence for industry and researchers and aligns with techUK’s call for greater ambition from the Government for R&D funding.
On 19 May 2025, António Costa, President of the European Council, and Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, met with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer in London for the first UK-EU summit since the UK’s withdrawal from the EU
AI is predicted to be integrated into almost all aspects of our lives over the coming years, from our homes to the workplace, and entertainment to healthcare.
NHS England has announced the introduction of a Cyber Security Charter in an open letter addressed to all current, prospective and aspiring suppliers to the NHS.
Yesterday, 13 May, saw seventeen of the largest pension providers pledge to unlock up to £50 billion for the UK economy, with commitments to increase investment in private British businesses.
At CYBERUK, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) announced two new initiatives to help strengthen the UK’s national cyber resilience and improve trust in the security of connected technologies.
The Ministry of Defence (MOD), in partnership with IASME have announced the creation of the Defence Cyber Certification (DCC). The DCC will provide a new cyber security certification framework designed for UK Defence suppliers.
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology has published a call for views on the security of enterprise connected devices, also known as Internet of Things (IoT) devices, which are used by businesses and organisations across the UK.
Through this inquiry, MPs on the Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) are investigating the challenges women encounter in entrepreneurship, examining which sectors present the greatest barriers and why. techUK welcomes this initiative, recognising the urgent need for a comprehensive assessment of how to better support female-led enterprises.
techUK has established a new working group focusing on digital inclusion to support the delivery of key initiatives from the government's Digital Inclusion Action Plan.
Today heralded the start of the UK Government’s flagship cyber security conference – this year taking place in Manchester – and with it will come a series of announcements related to the sector.
Speaking at a launch event at techUK, the Prime Minister's Adviser on AI Opportunities Matt Clifford and Minister Feryal Clark announced the next steps of the Government’s plan to supercharge AI capacity and economic growth through AI Growth Zones.
JP Morgan Chase's Chief Information Security Officer, Patrick Opet, has issued an open letter to third-party suppliers outlining new requirements for SaaS delivery models. This landmark communication represents one of the first major financial institutions to call to action comprehensive AI assurance documentation from vendors and suppliers.
techUK and the Local Government Association (LGA) have signed an MOU to advance digital transformation in local government. This partnership aims to promote the secure, inclusive, and effective use of digital technologies for the benefit of citizens and local communities.
Ofcom has published its landmark Protection of Children Codes of Practice and guidance, in a policy statement outlining new protections for children online. The regulator's policy statement is accompanied by six volumes detailing decisions, regulatory documents, and guidance.
The UK Government has released the Climate Adaptation Research and Innovation Framework (CARIF), a comprehensive strategy designed to bolster the country’s resilience against the effects of climate change.
World Quantum Day is an international initiative that invites all businesses, scientists, engineers, educators, communicators, entrepreneurs, technologists and more to showcase the latest advancements in quantum technologies and generate interest in quantum-based ambitions.
On 9 April 2025, the EU Commission unveiled its AI Continent Action Plan outlining a set of “bold actions” to become a “global leader in Artificial Intelligence, a leading AI continent”.
The CMA has published its Annual Plan for 2025 to 2026, which sets out the programme of action the regulator will take in the upcoming year to continue to promote competition and protect consumers, whilst driving growth and investment.
Ofcom has published both its Plan of Work for 2025-26 and its Three-Year Plan 2025-28. In line with the Government’s growth mission, the regulator has committed to an approach to regulation that fosters growth, encourages competition, and achieves sustainable outcomes for both consumers and the economy.
Today (1 April), the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) published the Policy Statement of Intent for the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill.
The UK government and regulatory bodies have recently introduced several measures aimed at strengthening the nation's digital infrastructure. These initiatives focus on diversifying telecoms supply chains, enhancing Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) resilience, and updating satellite filing procedures.
On Monday 17 March, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) held an oral evidence review session, inquiring the Government's efforts to tackle violence against women and girls (VAWG).
A new hub to enable new tech to progress from 'idea to the front line’ was amongst the announcements by the Chancellor in this year’s Spring Statement.
On 17 Feb, techUK hosted a roundtable discussion with major stakeholders within the semiconductor sector to launch our latest report: the UK Plan for Chips: a new techUK blueprint.
Yesterday, the Prime Minister and the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care formally set out plans to abolish NHS England.
This announcement brings the day-to-day functions of the National Health Service back under the control of the Department of Health & Social Care and reverses reforms made in 2012 by the Coalition Government.
Baroness Bertin has published her report on the Independent Pornography Review, titled ‘Creating a Safer World – the Challenge of Regulating Online Pornography’.
Ofcom have published their draft guidance for providers setting out how they can take action against harmful content and activity that disproportionately affects women and girls.
Provisions in the Bill may have potential implications for the tech sector, particularly in areas such as online safety, data access, and fraud prevention.
On Monday, the MOD announced the launch of a ‘new defence innovation organisation’ to ‘deliver cutting-edge military tech to British troops and create highly skilled jobs across the UK’.
The Procurement Act 2023 officially went live on February 24, 2025, following a four-month delay to facilitate the release of the National Procurement Policy Statement (NPPS).
techUK welcomes the release of the London Growth Plan (27th February). The 10-year plan places tech and digitisation at the heart of future growth and prosperity for the global city. Artificial intelligence (AI), life sciences, robotics, cleantech, the creative industries and quantum computing are rightly identified as key opportunities for future growth. Looking ahead, industry collaboration must be at the heart of delivery on proposals.
As the UK Government's consultation on Copyright and AI draws to a close, techUK outlines the key considerations for a framework that supports both technology and creative sectors.
'As soon as I was able, I have tried to help ensure that any company I work in enables everyone to contribute to their best ability by driving and promoting inclusion'.
In this latest paper, techUK outlines three key missions, and a six-point action plan the UK Government must pursue to position the UK as a global leader in semiconductors.
Each year, the Commission establishes its annual work programme, detailing the most significant new policy and legislative initiatives planned for the upcoming year
techUK were delighted to attend the launch event at the Edinburgh Futures Institute to hear from the Deputy First Minister, Kate Forbes MSP, and CEO of CodeBase, Stephen Coleman, about some of the highlights from 2024 and plans for the year to come.
techUK welcomed the opportunity to feed into Phase 2 of the Government’s multi-year Spending Review. We recognise the challenging fiscal position that the Government currently faces. However, by doubling down on digitisation of the economy, this is a crucial opportunity to achieve productivity gains, drive higher business investment and growth, and secure the UK’s position as a leader in emerging domestic tech markets.
This week, RUSI Cyber hosted the launch of the Cyber Monitoring Centre (CMC), an independent, non-profit organisation created by the insurance industry to bring greater transparency and clarity to major cyber events.
On 4 February, techUK’s Head of Nations & Regions, Matt Robinson, and Programme Manager for SME Engagement and Nations & Regions, Stephanie Barr, attended the launch of Scottish Labour’s technology consultation.
The National Audit Office have published a report into the cyber resilience of the UK's central government bodies, highlighting significant security threats and critical shortcomings that have hindered progress in strengthening resilience. As cyber incidents continue to rise, the report underscores the urgent need for improvement.
At techUK we talk a lot about how essential digital tech is for combatting climate change, but as recent floods and storms have shown (tornados in Cornwall are not normal!) climate change is here to stay.
The government has commissioned research on cyber insurance to gain a better understanding of the state of the market and uptake of cyber insurance by SMEs.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a speech in Oxfordshire outlining the Government’s plans for economic growth, with significant implications for the technology sector.
The jet fumes have now settled on the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) annual gathering in Davos, which allows us to reflect on what business, political, and civil society leaders had to say about the pressing global issues of 2025.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has published strategic market status (SMS) investigation in a second area of digital activity: mobile ecosystems.
Public sector technology has burst out the gate sprinting in 2025. Yesterday (21 January) alone the government launched a new Digital Centre for Government and published 2 reports (“The State of Digital Government Review” and “Blueprint for Modern Digital Government”). These developments all seem to signal a recognition of the critical importance of technology and delivering high quality public services.
On 15 December 2024, the UK officially became a member of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), marking a significant achievement as the first non-founding and first European country to join.
On 15 January 2025, the EU Commission published its Recommendation on reviewing outbound investments in technology areas critical for the economic security of the Union
In a series of articles with Computer Weekly, techUK's Tech and Innovation team explored the innovation challenge facing the UK. In the below insights, they discuss topics from why UK Government should keep funding DSIT's five key technologies in the Industrial Strategy, to driving the development of transformative technologies through digital skills
techUK reacts to the Government's ambitious new approach to artificial intelligence that aims to strengthen the UK's global competitiveness in AI development and adoption.
techUK has submitted its response to the government’s consultation on technical and operational amendments to the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS).
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) have announced a new initiative to enhance cyber skills and explore innovative ways to secure the UK against cyber attacks.
The UK government is introducing new laws to ban the creation of sexually explicit "deepfake" images. With the new laws, perpetrators could face up to two years in prison for creating, sharing, or taking intimate images without consent, including using equipment to enable these acts.
The ClimateTech Policy Coalition’s 2024 Anniversary Report marks a significant milestone in its mission to advance sustainable innovation. Comprising leading organisations from across the ClimateTech ecosystem, the Coalition drives collaboration between startups, policymakers, and investors.
In 2024, techUK’s Cyber Security SME Forum has celebrated and championed the work of cyber SMEs across the sector. Through a series of exciting events and opportunities, we’ve bought members together to share insights, tackle challenges and explore growth opportunities.
A briefing outlining techUK’s position on the changes proposed by the Government to the automated decision making (ADM) regime, as outlined in Clause 80 of the Data (Use and Access) Bill.
The Clean Power 2030 Action Plan lays out a comprehensive roadmap for the future of energy in the UK, focusing on achieving a sustainable, secure, and economically beneficial energy system.
The purpose of this publication is to provide an update on policy development within the
Review of Electricity Market Arrangements (REMA) Programme and DESNZ's vision of
electricity market reform sits alongside the Clean Power 2030 Action Plan.
The ecosystem of European data centers plays a pivotal role in shaping the continent’s digital future. With the increasing dependence on digital services, data centers are the backbone of the continent’s (digital) economy. Interconnected through robust networks, these data center hubs facilitate seamless access to the internet, supporting vital sectors like life sciences, medicine, and banking.
We are thrilled to present highlights from techUK's Nations and Regions programme of work over the past year, showcasing our key achievements, valuable insights, and defining moments. This year has been marked by meaningful discussions, impactful events, and collaborative initiatives—none of which would have been possible without your engagement and support.
We are excited to share some highlights from techUK’s Local Public Services activities over the past year, showcasing key accomplishments, insights, and moments that defined our work. This year has been filled with meaningful conversations, impactful events, and collaborative efforts, all made possible thanks to your involvement and support.
On 5 December 2024, Ofcom released its annual report containing updated data on the coverage and usage of fixed broadband and mobile networks within the UK.
The Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Local Government, Shona Robison MSP, has presented her draft Budget to the Scottish Parliament, outlining the Scottish Government’s proposed tax and spending plans for 2025-26.
techUK today publishes the 2024 edition of our annual ‘Local Digital Index’, unveiling our vision for economic growth across the UK. Our recommendations lay out the pathway to grow the digital economy across the whole of the UK
The techUK team was delighted to attend the Self-Driving Industry Awards 2024 in Margate, an exceptional event that highlighted the cutting-edge advancements in the automated vehicle sector
UK government has published a White Paper with a goal of 80% employment rate, but techUK emphasises this rests on ensuring businesses have access to people with the right skills.
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has launched a Funded Cyber Essentials Plus Programme to provide qualifying organisations with help to implement baseline security controls to prevent the most common types of cyber attack.
To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, techUK’s Justice and Emergency Services Programme hosted a panel with experts from various sectors who shared their thoughts on the issue and some examples of the fantastic work they are doing when it comes to prevention and victim support.
Today, techUK are pleased to share the RQIF principles, a shared commitment to the responsible development and use of quantum technologies, developed with input from our members.
Yesterday evening, the Chancellor delivered her first Mansion House speech. This included a series of measures to supercharge financial services and promote ‘riskier investments’ to drive forward the UK Government’s economic growth mission. So what were the main announcements relevant for the tech sector?
Welcome to the Interoperability Hub, where we will share all relevant content and opportunities in this space, further promoting efficient data sharing across the justice and emergency services sector.
The Bank of England (BoE), Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) stand as the collective regulators to oversee the activities of critical third parties, and they issued a policy statement 12 November 2024 confirming the rules set to strengthen their use and that of other technologies within Financial Services.
The Lord's Digital and Communications Committee launched an inquiry into scaling up AI and creative tech. The main aim of this inquiry was to identify key barriers to SMEs scaling in AI and creative technology and recommend practical changes to the Government and industry practices over the next five years.
Back in March 2024, techUK attended the Home Office Security and Policing event where we saw Police leaders reaffirm their commitment to modernising the service and improving outcomes for victims through the launch of a Police Industry Charter.
Now that I am just over a year into my role as Programme Manager for Justice & Emergency Services, I’ve had the incredible opportunity of supporting the Interoperability for Policing Working Group (IPWG). Established in 2019, the group has worked very hard to demonstrate the value of interoperability in modern policing, a topic that is essential but often misunderstood.
From 12-14 November we will be publishing our member’s contributions, guiding us as we answer ‘how can technology help reshape emergency services from improving crime prevention and public safety to better support for victims?’.
techUK is excited to release its new paper demonstrating how the ethical principles that underpin the AI White Paper are being operationalised within the industry through AI Assurance Techniques and Standards, often referred to as tools for trustworthy AI.
Members are encouraged to complete survey to help DSIT assess the impact of the changes on those already regulated by the NIS Regulations or who will be regulated by the forthcoming CSR Bill.
This week, the Council of the EU agreed on new measures to modernise the EU’s value added tax (VAT) system. This legislative package, which includes rules for electronic invoicing, real-time data reporting, and digital platform transactions, aims to combat tax fraud, support businesses, and encourage digitalisation.
We have had a longstanding ambition to bolster the UK's education sector and edtech market within techUK, and our latest market programme is a timely enrichment to the national dialogue on edtech.
techUK is excited to announce the release of its latest report highlighting the crucial role of the data centres sector as the backbone of the UK's digital economy. Data centres are poised for unprecedented growth, with the potential to contribute an additional £44 billion to the UK economy by 2035.
Amidst a challenging fiscal landscape, Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her first Budget under the Labour Government—the first Labour Budget in 14 years that will define the next few years in office.
Rachel Reeves’ Autumn Budget for 2024 has laid out a series of strategic investments and reforms across infrastructure, energy, water, and transport, reinforcing Labour’s commitment to building a greener and more resilient UK.
Looking ahead to the Chancellor’s Budget, techUK’s Head of Digital Economy dives into what techUK members should expect from the Labour Government’s first Budget in 14 years.
The Data Use and Access Bill, introduced on 23 October, is a welcome effort from the new Government to unlock the power of data and marks an important step in modernising the UK’s data protection framework. Building on its predecessor – the Data Protection and Digital Information (DPDI) Bill – this new legislation retains many core provisions while introducing some important changes.
Jisc joins techUK, bringing expert support to schools, colleges, and trusts in cybersecurity and digital strategy. Learn how this partnership is set to drive impactful change across the education sector.
In the year since the Online Safety Act received Royal Assent, techUK members have made wide ranging product updates and introduced new safety features to improve their services and better serve users.
On 17 October 2024, the Government opened a consultation on draft legislation to bring Buy-now, pay-later (BNPL) products into legislation. The new rules will ‘ensure those who find BNPL helpful can still benefit from it, firms can innovate and consumers are appropriately protected’ according to the FCA.
On Wednesday 16 October 2024, the House of Lords published its report on the Modern Slavery Act 2015. The inquiry, launched in January 2024, evaluated whether the Act has achieved its intended goals and how it can be improved.
techUK members Amiosec and Roke Manor Research have been successfully selected for the inaugural AUKUS Pillar 2 Electronic Warfare (EW) Innovation Challenge.
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has launched the Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) for local government to set a clear cyber security standard for the sector
Ahead of the Chancellor’s Budget, techUK sets out a plan for the Government to restore confidence in the UK’s flagship R&D tax relief scheme, prioritising longer-term policy stability, effective administration from HMRC and better support for SMEs.
Last week (30 September - 3 October) we held a series of online events based around public procurement, we will explore what the changes will look like in practice and just how the act will influence how suppliers do business with the UK public sector.
Taking place once again at London’s ExCel centre, this year’s Connected Britain showcased once again why it is the premier event in the calendar for all those working in the connectivity market. Discussions revolved around industry successes, future technology and regulation, what the new government means for digital connectivity and so much more.
The Bank of England (BoE) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) recently launched the Digital Securities Sandbox (DSS) to encourage innovation in financial market infrastructure while ensuring stability and market integrity. This initiative is designed to reinforce the UK’s position as a leading global financial hub.
On 26 September, the Responsible Technology Adoption Unit (RTA) enhanced its Portfolio of AI Assurance Techniques with new use cases. This portfolio, developed by the RTA (a directorate within DSIT) in initial collaboration with techUK, serves as a valuable resource for individuals and organisations involved in the design, development, deployment, or procurement of AI-enabled systems.
The Committee is the leadership body that steers techUK’s AI and data analytics work programme and agrees priority issues and areas where specific action is needed to increase the adoption, deployment and use of AI and data analytics services, across both the public and private sectors.
The National Data Centre Academy (NDCA) will be the UKs first practical data centre skills centre offering training to new graduates, existing data centre personnel, military veterans and those with transferable skills looking to move into the growing data centre sector.
techUK, in partnership with Frazer-Nash Consultancy, is excited to announce the launch of a new thought-leadership project exploring the integration of Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) into wider public transport and urban systems.
This annual research, first published by the government in 2019, provides a comprehensive overview of the UK's cyber skills gap, identifying the areas where shortages exist and suggesting potential solutions.
Today the Fire Standards Board reach a milestone with the launch of two Standards. With their publication the initial suite of Standards is complete. The Digital and Cyber Fire Standard and the Procurement and Commercial Fire Standard are now published on the Fire Standards Board’s website following consultations with both the fire and rescue sector and wider stakeholders. These standards, like the other standards, help to drive continuous improvement and service delivery across England’s fire and rescue services (FRSs).
Ahead of the Labour Party Conference, techUK’s Head of Digital Economy, Samiah Anderson sets out the important role that tech will play as the new Labour Government aims to achieve its most important mission, economic growth.
As AI reshapes education, the UK is setting the stage with investments in AI tools for teachers, frameworks for safe use, and discussions on how best to integrate new technologies into schools and colleges
The financial services industry relies heavily on technology, from communications and infrastructures to new technologies such as cloud, AI and blockchain. Now more than ever, financial services providers embark on new digital transformation journeys to improve processes, resilience, and services. We bring together and connect firms from across the ecosystem to ensure innovation and technology can be fully harnessed and embraced by industry and regulators.
techUK and Experian have collaborated to explore the transformative potential of Generative AI (GenAI) for society and the economy, providing practical suggestions to businesses and government to unlock its benefits.
Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation, is partnering with the Department of Science, Innovation, and Technology (DSIT) to provide funding of up to £1.3 million.
Join techUK’s Digital Skills in Education Working Group to work with policymakers and wider industry to drive the integration of digital skills and tech literacy across education and the curriculum.
Following US Governnment's recent approval of the new ITAR §126.7 exemption for AUKUS nations and organisations, expressions of interest are now open for companies wishing to join the Authorised User Community (AUC).
techUK’s Interoperability in policing working group (IPWG) has launched a report calling for the need to unlock the potential of digital interoperability in policing.
Nominations are now open for techUK members to join our Growth Council. The Growth Council is a group of representatives from companies in techUK's membership who will work together contribute to the strategic leadership and direction of techUK's economic policy, including policy positioning, events and engagements, aimed at promoting the tech sector’s role in enabling economic growth in the UK.
On Wednesday 7 August, the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology announced plans to improve public services by using cutting-edge technology.
Last week, the Prime Ministers of India and the United Kingdom signed an inaugural 'Technology Security Initiative' (TSI). The initiative underscores the critical role of technology in national security and economic development and aims to build on the UK-India Roadmap 2030
On 29 July, the UK government has announced it is pressing ahead with trade negotiations with a number of key partners, including notably India and the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Recently, the Competition and Markets Authority, the European Commission, the US Department of Justice, and the US Federal Trade Commission issued a joint statement on competition in generative AI foundation models and AI products. The statement underscores a shared commitment to ensuring that the AI industry operates within a framework promoting fair competition, innovation, and consumer protection.
Discover how the Crown spectrum can be incrementally and securely shared with civilian users through a strategic, collaborative framework in this new report.
A new body, Skills England, will bring together central and local government, businesses, training providers and trade unions to meet the skills needs of the next decade across all regions.
