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Last week saw the Chancellor's Autumn Budget, the first for this Government and a Budget that will define their term in office. In short, the Budget focused on 'fixing the foundations' of the economy and included details to increase Government spend, tax and borrowing to drive longer term capital investment. But what exactly did the Budget reveal for scaling tech and science firms?
techUK is excited to announce the release of its latest report highlighting the crucial role of the data centres sector as the backbone of the UK's digital economy. Data centres are poised for unprecedented growth, with the potential to contribute an additional £44 billion to the UK economy by 2035.
Earlier this week, the National Audit Office (NAO) released a report analysing how the Government can better deliver value for money over the medium-to longer-term, and turn objectives into outcomes, whilst managing the fiscal position the Government currently finds itself in.
In an era where AI-driven misinformation challenges democratic processes, Brunel University researchers Asieh Tabaghdehi, Ashley Braganza, and Lefteris Krestos, explore urgent strategies for safeguarding election integrity.
Without funding for advanced tech apprenticeships, the UK risks falling behind in its digital transformation efforts, including the commitment to digitise public services.
Amidst a challenging fiscal landscape, Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her first Budget under the Labour Government—the first Labour Budget in 14 years that will define the next few years in office.
Rachel Reeves’ Autumn Budget for 2024 has laid out a series of strategic investments and reforms across infrastructure, energy, water, and transport, reinforcing Labour’s commitment to building a greener and more resilient UK.
