techUK welcomes the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumer Bill including the pro-competition regime for Digital Markets which plans to put the Digital Markets Unit (DMU) on a statutory footing.
Last week, techUK submitted its response to the Call for Evidence on Scope 3 emissions reporting in the UK.
Dstl's simulation capability, the Virtual Proving Ground, enabled users to test emerging technologies during a recent Army Warfighting Experiment.
A new book outlines how the ‘free banking' alternative to central banks can and has delivered stability and prosperity.
A summary of the work that techUK's Central Government Council has been up to this year.
Experts from the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) have achieved a significant milestone within Pillar II of the AUKUS partnership.
New business support programme will enable pioneering digital and quantum technology start-ups to reach their full commercial potential.
Matthew Lesh, Director of Public Policy and Communications at the free market think tank, the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on reports that the government is considering a crackdown on young people using social media, including a ban for under-16s
As the DPDI Bill completes its passage of Parliament techUK sets out the key benefits of the Bill as well as areas for improvement
This morning, the government has announced that the UK will implement a new carbon import levy on some products from 2027 to help to protect businesses against cheaper imports from countries with less strict climate policies.
The current state pension has many strengths, not least its simplicity. But research by the Pensions Review indicates several problems.
Ofcom has proposed to update its resilience guidance to provide greater clarity on how UK telecoms companies can reduce the risk of network outages.
Siva Anandaciva, Chief Analyst at The King's Fund, commented on the latest NHS performance data and the Estates Return Information Collection (ERIC) data for 2022/23
Space debris prompts questions about how well we look after our environment, and what we can do to be better custodians in the future. Although advanced technical societies have come to increasingly rely on space based infrastructure, they have, so far, failed to meaningfully address the scale of accruing orbital debris. Only very recently has the awareness of space debris as a severe risk to both space and Earth infrastructures increased within the space community.
On December 7, 2022, techUK and partners hosted the sixth annual Digital Ethics Summit, which brought together academics, philosophers, attorneys, technology specialists, policymakers, and other critical stakeholders.
What career and learning support do our Data Scientists enjoy at the Home Office? Sophie Stewart explains.
A new report from Opencast looks at the opportunities that healthcare organisations have to create a better, more patient-centred experience.
techUK held a webinar exploring the intersection between digital and green skills, including both the opportunities and challenges towards reaching net zero ambitions. This includes looking at the current education market and whether this is fit to meet digital and green skills requirements, along with identifying how technology can enable the skills for green practices.
After a 36-hour negotiating marathon, a provisional agreement on the EU AI Act was struck between EU policymakers on Friday (8th). The provisional agreement outlines that the AI Act should apply two years after its entry into force, with some exceptions for specific provisions.
Interoperability between IT systems in policing has become a hot topic for several reasons, reflecting the evolving nature of law enforcement, technology, and the challenges faced by modern societies.
In the midst of the data gold rush, where information holds the key to solving many challenges, sharing data has become increasingly vital.
We examine the patterns of financial help for first-time home buyers.
The UK is among eight countries and CERN to sign a new agreement to provide hardware for the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE).
Many large international companies were able to comfortably increase prices during the global inflation period, protecting or even driving up their profit margins, while ordinary families saw their real incomes wither away, according to a new report from IPPR and Common Wealth.
This month brings the solstice on 21 December marking the start of winter, and one of the most prolific meteor showers in the calendar - the Geminids.
