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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.
Read this guest blog by Nick New, founder of Optalysys: "Photonics should compute, not just connect.
Here's what the UK-India FTA means for the tech sector, the practical steps exporters need to take now, and how techUK members can access support.
The Critical Supply Group has published their 2026 report examining UK supply chains. techUK has been named a collaborator in the report due to our work connecting the CSG with tech companies as part of their research. The CSG spoke to around 180 companies about their supply chains, with most involved in the manufacturing of goods.
It was announced over the weekend that a national scheme for digital ID will not continue under the incoming government. Further details on what this announcement means in practice and how this could impact related work, for example work on the GOV.UK Wallet and creation of the new Digital Driving Licence, are as yet still unclear.
UKRI has published a new strategy that seeks to boost research and innovation in every nation and region across the UK. The strategy details how this new mission will invest £9 billion of public money to deliver outcomes for the UK public through research and innovation that advances knowledge, improves lives and drives growth.
techUK’s new industry brief sets out how organisations across the UK can responsibly adopt agentic AI at scale.
With Andy Burnham in place as the new Prime Minister, it's time for techUK members to have your say on the upcoming Autumn Budget. As his government's first budget, this will be a key signal of the economic direction for the UK's tech sector.
On 10 July, techUK hosted a vendor information session for suppliers on the Retail Crime Fusion Cell, led by Lisa Maslin, Superintendent, National Business Crime Centre (NBCC), and Steph Coombs, Head of Intelligence at OPAL, National Intelligence Unit for Serious Organised Acquisitive Crime.
Read our latest guest blog from Tracy McClelland, Global Chief Clinical Information Officer (CCIO) at Alcidion.
