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techUK’s winter supplier summit brought together senior leaders from government and industry to take stock of progress on digital reform and, crucially, to focus on what comes next. With strategic direction now well established, the conversation has shifted decisively toward delivery, collaboration and execution at scale.

Discover what techUK achieved for its data centre members in 2025

Read this guest blog by Verity Egerton-Doyle (Antitrust & Foreign Investment Partner, UK Co-Head of Technology Sector, and Co-Head of Games and Interactive Entertainment at Linklaters) and Lisa Chang (Corporate Partner and UK Co-Head of Technology Sector at Linklaters) on UK Tech Legal Outlook 2026: Navigating AI-led growth with converging regulatory and operational risks

On the 19 January techUK convened industry leaders for a briefing on the progress of the NHS England Single Patient Record.

On 20 January 2026, the EU Commission released a new Cybersecurity legislative proposal

On Tuesday 13 January, techUK held a workshop with the new GDS Local team from the Department for Science Innovation and Technology (DSIT). The event highlighted the tech sector’s commitment to working with local and central government to drive innovation, digitisation, and more efficient public services.

The Scottish Budget 2026–27 sets out the government’s spending and investment priorities, outlining how funding will be allocated across key policy areas. It provides context on fiscal decisions and their implications for public services, the economy and future delivery.

techUK calls for the Bill to embed a tech-focussed, pro-competition mindset in UK rail

Findings from DSIT study highlight gaps in evidence on how tech affects children’s mental health, and sets out where research could have the most impact.