techUK has released the results of a new wave of our Digital Economy Monitor survey. Data for this poll was collected during the second quarter of 2023, seeking to measure and track operational changes, business performance and how techUK members view the UK's economic outlook over the next 12 months.
Scientists praised for vital role following Putin's illegal and unprovoked invasion.
18 July saw the Government initiate talks with Turkey to refresh the outdated FTA between the two states', helping to boost trade within new economy sectors including digital technology, hardware, and High-Powered Computing generators
As the Electronic Trade Documents Bill (ETDB) receives Royal Assent, innovation within the operations of trade will allow companies to utilise digital versions of documents including within bills of lading and exchange, utilising Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) platforms without the need for direct control from a central authority.
In June, the UK Space Agency partnered with NASA to host a workshop exploring Moon to Mars Architecture in London.
New research that used data from JWST shows that crucial building blocks of planets and stars could form much earlier in the life cycle of galaxies.
Schools and visitors from across the region got a rare opportunity to get up close to some of the world's most groundbreaking technology at Daresbury Laboratory.
New report on the development of hypersonic missile technologies.
On June 21, Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer (a Democrat from New York) announced his plan for AI policymaking at a speech at the Centre for Strategic & International Studies in Washington D.C. He called for Congress to introduce new laws and proposed a framework for AI governance which strikes a balance between regulation and innovation.
The refreshed Defence Command Paper (DCP23) sets out how Defence will respond to the changing context and deliver on the Integrated Review Refresh.
In his first speech as Director General of the National Crime Agency (NCA), Graeme Biggar launches the National Strategic Assessment of serious and organised crime for 2023.
CONTEST has a clear mission: to reduce the risk from terrorism to the UK, its citizens, and its interests overseas, so that people can live freely and with confidence.
To ensure that university leads to good employment outcome, we need to ensure that courses are developed and delivered with a clear focus on job-readiness and creating an aptitude for learning.
The world's largest pilot of a four-day working week has concluded and the results published. Key findings include it having a positive impact on employee retention, improved employee mental health and increased revenues.
Government delivers on pledge to return number of cases reaching court to 2016 levels
A team from the UK Space Agency has been inspiring young people about the wonders of space at this year's Royal International Air Tattoo in Gloucestershire.
The government has introduced a series of ‘cost of living payments'. The largest of these are five instalments totalling £1,550 for households on means-tested benefits, with each instalment going to at least 7 million households. There are additional payments to people on disability benefits and pensioners. The total cost of these is nearly £19 billion over two years.
Work is creating an epidemic in poor mental health according to new polling commissioned by Workwhile, with more than half of Brits - 57 per cent - concerned that their mental health is suffering because of the demands of their jobs
IPPR analysis of the GP patient survey reveals that patients are finding it harder to get appointments and turning to A&E for basic care needs.
STFC scientists have installed a new tool to support the Sardinia Radio Telescope to see further into the universe and enhance space weather forecasting.
Chris Thomas, Head of the IPPR's landmark Commission on Health and Prosperity responded to the OBR's Fiscal Risks and Sustainability Report
techUK welcomes the Chancellor's announcements and reforms in his 2023 Mansion House Speech, which look to support pension investments, energise the UK's financial services, and increase the access to funding for technology and other key sectors of the UK economy.
Industry, academia and wider government are invited to shape thinking on future technical challenges for defence sensing and position, navigation and timing (PNT).
Hi, I'm Gideon, Lead Developer at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC). Our digital teams are growing, and we have great job opportunities nationwide for a range of roles.
The Funding Service Design team is a multi-disciplinary group working hard to transform the delivery of funding to local authorities, charities, community groups, and others across the UK. As part of our work, we're inviting local authorities to join our funding service research panel.
