National Data and Analytics Office update: Justice and Emergency Services Council – session summary
Kate Fisher-Stevens and Luke Tedbury set out the NDAO's priorities and how NDIES will underpin police reform. Watch the JESC session recording now.
Quantum Readiness Starts with Data Sovereignty
In this guest blog, nLighten explains why quantum readiness is an ongoing strategy combining security, infrastructure, governance and collaboration.
techUK’s Market Access Brief: International Opportunities for tech companies
See upcoming events, opportunities, news, and updates from techUK's International Trade Programme…
Global Tech & Trade Policy Update
Welcome to this week’s update on the fast-moving world of global trade, digital policy, and transatlantic relations. Here’s what’s shaping the global agenda right now.
Chris McDonald named Science Minister at newly formed DBIST
With a new Science Minister is in post at DBIST, techUK wants your views to help shape our Innovation Policy asks.
AI will only transform Britain if it works for everyone
Read this guest blog by Daljish Channa, Accenture's Corporate Citizenship Lead in the UK.
Shaping the future of policing data standards: event write-up
On 16 July, techUK hosted a roundtable in collaboration with the Home Office to discuss data standards in policing. The session brought together a range of tech industry representatives to explore the current challenges facing police forces in relation to data, and to consider how these might be addressed by implementing data standards.
AI Leaves the Screen: Governing the Convergence of Agentic AI and Robotics
Read this guest blog by Promise Akwaowo is an Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Automation practitioner specialising in responsible AI.
techUK renews support for national InfoSec gender diversity initiative
Applications to the award winning "Empowering Women to Lead Cyber Security" initiative will be closing in August for their Autumn 2026 season of regional programs around the UK, and techUK are delighted to again be an official supporting organisation.
Photonics should compute, not just connect
Read this guest blog by Nick New, founder of Optalysys: "Photonics should compute, not just connect.