The Regulatory Horizons Council (RHC) has published the awaited report Regulating Quantum Technology Applications to set out a pro-innovation approach to regulating quantum technologies.
All apprenticeships, Higher Technical Qualifications, and T Levels are based on 'occupations' recognised by employers. An occupation is skilled employment which has similar requirements across employers and workplaces and which meet IfATE's criteria. We group occupations together that have related ...
We use a recent discovery to demonstrate how our user-centred designers work alongside other technical professions to build a complex data-driven product.
Speaking at the Policy Exchange yesterday, in a keynote address the Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey outlined a series of reforms Labour would make to the Ministry of Defence should it form a government after the general election.
What better a location or occasion than Mobile World Congress to launch a brand new guide outlining the UK government's research, development and innovation funding and opportunities?
Leading UK think-tank will tonight launch a new policy initiative aimed at increasing economic opportunities for Britain's young people
Christopher Snowdon, Head of Lifestyle Economics at the free market think tank, the Institute of Economic Affairs Comments on reports that the Chancellor is considering a tax on e-cigarette liquid in the upcoming budget
How might the outlook for the public finances change and how should the Chancellor's tax and spending plans change in response in the Budget?
At the Budget the Chancellor is expected to prioritise tax cuts for the public, however techUK members will still want to see progress on the Government's science and tech ambitions.
techUK with the help of SLR Consulting, responded to the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero's (DESNZ) consultation on the new Climate Change Agreements (CCA) scheme - on behalf of our data centre sector members.
Yesterday, 27 February, the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology's (DSIT) Digital Infrastructure team released a telecoms research, development and innovation current funding and opportunities at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona. techUK's Head of Telecoms and Spectrum Policy is on the ground at MWC and saw Minister Lopez make the announcement this morning.
techUK has submitted its response to the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) consultation on proposals for heat network zoning in England.
On 22 February 2024, Science Minister Andrew Griffiths visited Harwell Science and Innovation Campus to tour several facilities.
Access our report examining the potential benefits and challenges of data centre heat export in the UK.
Today marks a milestone as we celebrate the third anniversary of the UK-Australia Space Bridge.
The Scottish Government needs to develop a clear national strategy for health and social care to address the pressures on services.
The Crown Commercial Service (CCS) have opened bidding on the G Cloud 14 framework.
techUK is pleased to share that Sabina Ciofu, techUK's Associate Director for International Policy and Trade, will be attending the World Trade Organization's 13th Ministerial Conference (MC13) in Abu Dhabi from 26 to 29 February 2024.
A Look Back In Time Alexander Graham Bell's 1876 telephone call marked a milestone in communication, pioneering the ability to converse over long distances using electricity. Fast forward 122 years to 1998 and my first IT job, and a desk ...
This report looks at the key budgetary and public service issues for the Scottish Government for the 2024-25 financial year and beyond.
This week the ONS published new statistics about employment and jobs in the UK - the first time for a number of months due to problems with survey response rates. With the appropriate caveats that the figures are estimates based on survey data - and therefore, as always, they come with a margin of error - here's what we learnt from the new statistics, and some of the implications for policy makers.
Since 2000, sectors with heavy state intervention have experienced large price rises while competitive markets have experienced price falls.
How much does the Scottish Government spend on higher education, and what challenges does it face on university funding and living cost support?
This week there have been a series of notable changes within the leadership of the Cabinet Office.
The government has today, 22 February, announced that more than one million homes, businesses, and public buildings can now access gigabit-capable broadband as the UK Government makes progress with its publicly-funded rollout. Further support has also been announced including £70m of funding for Future Telecoms and boosting satellite connectivity.
