The importance of the UK academic research and innovation sector for frontier compute
Read this guest blog from EPSRC and find out about their new funding call for UK researchers.
What AI means for the future of quantum
This insight is a result of a workshop that techUK ran in June exploring the potential of quantum computing and AI as these technologies continue to evolve.
From emissions to innovation: building the sustainable airport of tomorrow
Airports face growing pressure to address sustainability challenges, driven by burgeoning environmental regulation, public scrutiny and health-related concerns. A key pillar of airport sustainability – as defined both by international policy and local strategies – is the reduction of both CO₂ emissions and harmful substances such as nitrogen oxide (NOx) and ultrafine particles (UFPs). These all result from aircraft engines and diesel-powered ground service equipment (GSE). Reducing CO₂ directly supports global climate goals, as outlined in the Paris Agreement and lowering other emissions is crucial for improving air quality and protecting the health of airport workers and local communities. Multiple studies have shown that exposure to air pollution near airports can increase health risks, including respiratory and cardiovascular issues.
Quantum Readiness Series: quantum and the energy sector – event round-up
A summary of our most recent Quantum Readiness Series webinar looking at what quantum means for the future of the energy sector
Passive radar for detecting aircraft without emitting
Guest blog by Vlad Lenive, Lead RF Systems Engineer at Plextek
From research to reality: Unlocking the UK's quantum potential
Read this guest blog by Jessica Ridout, Quantum Chair, and Christopher McGuire, Solutions Architect at BAE Systems Digital Intelligence.
How British infrastructure providers will shape the UK’s robotics future
In this guest blog, Luke White, Senior Cloud Consultant, explores how British infrastructure providers are key to the adoption of robotics at scale in the UK.
How technology transfer is reshaping sovereign security
Guest blog by Dan Gardner, Solutions Lead at Plextek
DefTech and the DIP
What the Defence Investment Plan means for techUK members.
techUK responds to Defence Investment Plan publication
techUK welcomes the publication of the long-awaited Defence Investment Plan. Whilst important questions about timeline and funding profile remain, the Plan provides welcome certainty for the Def Tech sector and provides a clear pathway to digitally-enabled armed forces.
