Showcasing our commitment to bolstering transatlantic technology relations, techUK's CEO, Julian David, and Associate Director for International Policy and Trade, Sabina Ciofu, are scheduled to visit Washington D.C. from 3 to 5 June, 2024.
The Rt Hon Stephen McPartland MP has independently published his review on Cyber Security and Economic Growth.
Re-introducing a higher pensioner personal allowance would be another example of the Conservatives reversing a recent Conservative Chancellor's policy
Chris Thomas, head of IPPR's cross-party Commission on Health and Prosperity reacting to Labour's announcement of their plans to cut NHS waiting lists
As Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer hit the campaign trails last week, both emphasised the importance of protecting the UK's national security as a top priority for their respective party's plans.
New analysis by IPPR reveals how the climate crisis is fuelled by a few ultra-wealthy individuals in Britain.
techUK is asking members to get involved with a new focus area on so called 'GreenOps', a topic that has come up more and more recently. This is an open ended ask and we're keen to get members involved if they have developed ‘green ops', embedded the green software foundation principles in to practice, or specifically looked at green digital skills.
Accident and emergency (A&E) departments treat people with urgent illnesses, from minor injuries to life-threatening conditions.
Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive of The King's Fund responds to the Labour Party's announcement on first steps to clear the NHS backlog in five years
With the Prime Minister calling a General Election for July 4 2024 the UK Parliament enters a period of ‘wash-up' to resolve all uncompleted legislation.
techUK, alongside members of the UK Chips Coalition, have welcomed the announcement of a new National Semiconductor Institute, but it is critical to turn this rhetoric into action.
This week techUK's Public Services Board (PSB) have published their new paper, AI and Digital Transformation in the Public Sector.
Dr Maya Singer Hobbs, senior research fellow reacts to today's data release
techUK's international team was proud to lead our first ever members delegation to VivaTech in Paris.
Carsten Jung, senior economist at IPPR Reacting to yesterday's inflation news
Responding to the statistics, Marley Morris, IPPR associate director for migration, trade and communities, said:
Ofcom yesterday published a vision compiling contributions to its consultation on hybrid sharing between mobile and Wi-Fi in the Upper 6 GHz band.
Defra has published a consultation on reforming the registration model of REACH to a new system called the Alternative Transitional Registration model (ATRm).
On 20 May 2024, the UK's AI Safety Institute released its fourth progress report. The following is a short outline of the key announcements made with more detailed information below.
On Wednesday 16th May, the government published the Cyber Security Sectoral Analysis 2024 providing insights on the size and scale of the UK's cyber security industry. The analysis builds on the 2023 report which was published in April last year.
Learn more about how CESIUM, Trilateral Research's groundbreaking child safeguarding AI solution, is driving AI adoption.
The vital legislation passed into law having received Royal Assent
Announced by Minister Saquib Bhatti at CyberUK24, the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology has launched a Call for Views on a draft code of practice for software vendors to improve the resilience and security of software - which has become so widespread in day-to-day organizational operations. Government's intention to propose this policy intervention was outlined in its response to last year's call for views on software resilience and security for businesses and organisations.
Technology Secretary Michelle Donelan announces first AI Safety Institute overseas office in San Francisco.
Christopher Snowdon, Head of Lifestyle Economics at the free market think tank, the Institute of Economic Affairs responds to a report from the Institute of Alcohol Studies which claims that alcohol harm costs England £27.4 billion a year
