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techUK is inviting contributions for its upcoming supply chain security campaign week, which will explore the challenges, innovations and best practices shaping secure and resilient supply chains. Members are encouraged to submit blogs and case studies for inclusion in the new Supply Chain Security Playbook, highlighting practical approaches to strengthening cyber and national security resilience.
By Iana Vidal, Head of UK Public Policy at Block, Inc.
In February, techUK brought together senior stakeholders and industry leaders from across the electricity sector to discuss the security and resilience of operational technology (OT). The event examined the pressures facing critical systems, the evolving threat landscape and the steps required to strengthen baseline security and compliance.
On 6 March 2026, the Lords Communications and Digital Committee published the outcome of their inquiry into AI and copyright. The report discourages the Government from introducing a new TDM exception with an opt-out mechanism, advocates for statutory transparency requirements for on AI training data, and urges the Government to act against unauthorised digital replicas “in the style of” of creators’ work.
Alice Nicholls, Data Consultant at Principle One, interviews three colleagues on their approach to authentic leadership as women in tech.
By Jordan Mackay, DEI & Wellbeing Manager, Capgemini UK
Last year techUK's Future Visions series explored physical AI as a next-generation technology with cutting-edge uses in robotics, smart machines, and human-machine collaboration. This year, our AI and Data programme will dig deeper into how physical AI is evolving and what it could mean for the UK's AI sector.
techUK explores the government’s proposed changes to indefinite leave to remain.
By Hollie Coles, Group Partner Alliance Manager, UBDS
Today, the long-expected consultation into the National Digital ID Scheme has launched. This 91-page consultation will run for eight weeks, closing 05 May.
