techUK

techUK is the trade association that unites individuals, businesses, and organizations to harness the benefits of digital technology. Representing over 850 members, primarily small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from across the UK, techUK fosters a collaborative environment for innovation among businesses, government entities, and other stakeholders. This collaboration aims to create a brighter future for individuals, communities, the economy, and the environment. By offering knowledge and insights, we assist our members, partners, and stakeholders in getting ready for the future in an ever-evolving landscape.

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Why Allyship is Essential in the Tech Industry

1 month ago | techuk.org | Zoe Billingham |Zoë Billingham

I've spent my career working with tech companies and clients, so have often been the only woman in the room — a stark reminder of the industry's gender imbalance. That said, I’ve been lucky enough to work with many men who have been incredibly supportive - mentoring, advocating, and creating opportunities that helped me grow in my career.
Smart Sensors and Data Management - Shaping the Future of Defence with IoT and Data-Driven Strategies

1 month ago | techuk.org | Richard A. Green

Defence Programme activities The Defence programme works to help the UK’s defence technology sector align itself with the MOD. techUK members are able to navigate and better understand the UK Defence sector to successfully align their own investment and resources to take advantage of business opportunities. Visit the programme page here.
Agents for good? Reconciling agentic AI with existing AI governance frameworks

1 month ago | techuk.org | Paul Nightingale |Alex Kirkhope

Agentic AI, which refers to advanced AI technologies capable of autonomous problem-solving and task execution, is predicted to be a major technological breakthrough in 2025. However, it poses unique challenges for existing AI governance frameworks such as the EU AI Act.
Guest blog: IT lifecycle management in 2025

2 months ago | techuk.org | Laura Cooper

Guest blog by Laura Cooper, Chief Marketing Officer at Astralis Technology Limited. As the effects of climate change intensify, the resilience of our technology infrastructure has become a critical concern. From extreme weather events to shifting environmental regulations, organisations face unprecedented challenges in adapting to a rapidly changing world. Implementing sustainable IT strategies enables organisations to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The tech legal outlook for 2025

Jan 8, 2025 | techuk.org | Verity Egerton-Doyle |Lisa M Chang

Senior Programme Manager, Emerging Technologies Rory joined techUK in June 2023 after three years in the Civil Service on its Fast Stream leadership development programme. During this time, Rory worked on the Government's response to Covid-19 (NHS Test & Trace), school funding strategy (Department for Education) and international climate and nature policy (Cabinet Office).
Guest blog: Why AI could threaten your Net Zero goals and what you can do about it

Dec 11, 2024 | techuk.org | Andrew Grigg

Implement green AI practicesEducate AI and sustainability teams on the relationship between AI and environmental impact, and importantly on when and when not to use AI. Promote a culture of sustainability within the organisation by empowering all employees to take action and accountability for sustainability outcomes. Collaborate with the AI expert community to share best practices and innovations in sustainable AI.
Guest blog: Crank Up the Data Center Heat

Dec 5, 2024 | techuk.org | Mark Fenton

Guest blog by Mark Fenton, Product Engineering Director, Cadence Design Systems. The data centre industry is rapidly moving towards high-density computing. With this shift comes increased scrutiny and legislation around energy use and sustainability, as well as rising competition for available power. Running an efficient data center is becoming a necessity rather than a luxury. Commonly, air supply temperature is increased to reduce the energy required for cooling.
Unveiling AI Innovation: Exploring Current and Future Technologies for Local Government Advancement

Dec 4, 2024 | techuk.org | Stephen Ferry

Guest blog by Stephen Ferry, Chief Executive Officer at IEG Group AI has quickly become a transformative force in the public sector, and within UK local government, it’s helping councils improve services, streamline operations, and serve their communities more effectively. From automating complex administrative tasks to supporting public safety and healthcare, AI is helping local authorities tackle some of their biggest challenges with precision and efficiency.
Digital transformation for Manchester charity: BJSS helping communities ride towards a better future

Dec 3, 2024 | techuk.org | Alex Atkinson

Guest blog by Alex Atkinson, Delivery Manager & Enigma Squad Lead at BJSS #StrongerTechEconomies #Manchester In late August 2024, Harpurhey & Moston Bike Library, Tech for Good and Manchester Council reached out to BJSS to help in the creation of a new website. BJSS developed the website, laying the groundwork for future digital transformations and identifying opportunities to establish architecture patterns for charities across Manchester.
Using psychological safety to accelerate digital innovation in defence

Nov 29, 2024 | techuk.org | John Nicholson

Guest blog by John Nicholson, Principal Digital Strategy Consultant at AtkinsRéalis #DefTechWeek The Ministry of Defence’s Digital Strategy for Defence recognises that: “Digital and data networks and devices, protected by our cyber enterprise, are ever more critical to Defence’s ability to safeguard our nation’s security, stability and prosperity.” As with any organisation working towards digital transformation however, buy-in to this new digital culture must be embedded across the whole of...