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UK Science and Tech Secretary announces renewed push to turbo-charge UK-EU science and technology links, to tackle shared global challenges.
A landmark Scottish rocket launch is set to solidify the UK as a European leader in the space sector.
The UK government is launching a GOV.UK Wallet and App to simplify access to services and documents like digital driver’s licences, alongside reforms to public sector technology to save £45 billion and drive efficiency and g…
The government has announced a new plan to leverage technology and AI tools like "Humphrey" to streamline public services, eliminate delays through improved data sharing, and reduce costs, including consultant spen…
Public sector workers are being held back by archaic technology according to a new report set to be published on Tuesday.
An average of £200 million in private sector investment has been funnelled into the UK’s world leading AI sector every day since last summer.
Small businesses across the country will be helped to boost their productivity and efficiency through AI tools set to be trialled.
Artificial intelligence will deliver a decade of national renewal, as part of a new plan announced today (13 January 2025).
£1 million of funding awarded to 16 ed tech companies to build teacher AI tools for feedback and marking, driving high and rising education standards.
Around 131,000 homes and businesses across the country will no longer be stuck with slow internet speeds as the UK government’s rollout of gigabit connectivity races ahead.
A raft of plans have been announced to drive up UK participation in Horizon Europe to support researchers, innovators and businesses from across the country.
People will be able to use digital ID's on their phones to verify their age when purchasing alcohol in pubs, clubs, and shops from next year.
New records reveal how algorithmic tools are being used in public services to enhance citizen support, enable quick and accurate decision-making, and drive technological improvements in critical government services.
New total-body scanner supports patients through earlier diagnoses and treatment while aiding new medicines discovery.
Oxford Nanopore’s breakthrough genetic sequencing tech to analyse 50,000 samples from UK Biobank, to create a world-first ‘epigenetic map’.
Technology Secretary outlines priorities for Ofcom as government prepares to enforce the Online Safety Act next year.
Roll out of faster and more reliable 4G to reach thousands of businesses and households across rural Wales.
Thousands of post-graduate students will be backed by government to study biological, engineering and environmental sciences at 45 universities across the UK.
New Digital Veteran Card to make sure former service personnel can prove their veteran status as easily as possible, enabling smoother access to often essential support.
Newly appointed non-executive directors from business, academia, and charities will guide DSIT in using science and technology to enhance public services, promote digital inclusion, and drive economic growth.
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