This session convened international leaders to explore how to challenge barriers limiting international collaboration as advancements in high-performance compute infrastructure unlock further opportunities for research and innovation.
Guest blog by Archie Breare, Telecoms Programme Intern at techUK.
This month there is a chance to see all of the planets in our Solar System, as well as the Pleiades star cluster, Andromeda galaxy, and a comet!
As we begin 2023, it is worth reflecting on the progress of AI adoption and what we can anticipate for the year ahead. It is commonly stated that the UK is a global leader in AI, with a cutting-edge research and innovation sector. Nevertheless, AI remains to be at an early stage of development, although some markets, sectors and individual businesses are more advanced than others
New WEF report outlines the global risk landscape with implications for the tech sector and sustainability
The government has allowed the large cuts to student support since 2020/21 to become baked in.
In 2020-21, the total number of hours worked by young people aged 16-24 fell by more than a fifth from 2019-20, a drop of over a billion hours.
There is no shying away from the reality that the NHS is deep in crisis, as demonstrated by unprecedented strikes and widespread, serious and sustained problems in quality of care, despite the best efforts of health care staff.
Government plans to rush the sunsetting' of EU laws by the end of 2023 will put the rights and protections of more than 8.6 million UK workers at risk, the Work Foundation warns.
In this video, aimed at all levels of knowledge and expertise in the Crypto world, we hear from Shoosmiths' Blockchain Litigation Lead, Matt Green in his interview with Andy Thornley, Head of Financial Services at techUK, as they discuss what crypto assets are and what they can be used for, as well as unpacking the issue of crypto assets as property'
Industry partner PA Consulting has worked with Dstl on prototype tools using advanced quantum principles alongside essential elements of human decision-making.
The techUK Health and Social Care team have been busy finalising our plans for 2023 and are excited to provide members with an overview of our priorities!
Dr Hilary Bird was recognised for her exceptional scientific research and Warrant Officer Class 1 Ian Barrett for his long and meritorious service.
The House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee has published its report on the update to the Integrated Review
IEA Chief Operating Officer Andy Mayer, commented on the introduction of a new single-use plastic ban in England
The most exciting smart / connected home developments we're seeing on the show floor at CES 2023
At present day, we are faced with grand challenges on ensuring the cost of energy is affordable for consumers and that there is sufficient supply, as well as balancing policy and regulation to deliver net zero.
Carys Roberts, executive director of IPPR responds to the Labour leader's first major speech of 2023
The Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition have set out their plans for the year ahead, but what does this tell us about how the Government and Opposition might approach the tech sector?
Tech companies highlight their role in addressing global challenges at CES 2023 in Las Vegas
Dstl and the US Air Force Research Laboratory carried out the first deployment of their jointly developed artificial intelligence toolbox in 2 military exercises.
Last year, UK supermarkets - including Asda, Morrisons, Tesco and The Co-op - trialled our digital age verification at self-checkouts in a scheme run by the Home Office.
Chris Thomas, head of IPPR's Commission on Health and Prosperity, responded to the Prime Minister's first major speech of 2023
The Justice Digital 2025 Strategy was published earlier this year to provide a common direction of how we transform our services and deliver great outcomes for our users. This is our vision, providing simpler, faster and better services for all ...
Professor Len Shackleton, Editorial and Research Fellow at the Institute of Economic Affairs, responded to the government's decision to cap March's rail fare increases at 5.9 per cent
