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Lauren Thomson is our new Head of Membership

We are pleased to announce that Lauren Thomson has been appointed as Head of Membership at TechWorks. This new role is crucial to ensure we develop and deliver the most value to all of our members.

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TechWorks Awards and Gala Dinner 2024

The 2024 gala dinner and awards ceremony was hosted by comedian and guest speaker, Simon Evans last night in London and the full list of winners has now been released.

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What’s in the box? Trustworthiness in AI

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to permeate nearly every facet of modern life, the trustworthiness of AI systems is a critical topic of concern. Whether in healthcare, finance, autonomous vehicles or decision-making in government, AI systems are being used in ways that can profoundly impact human lives.

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Could Neuromorphic Computing Slash AI Energy Needs?

Artificial intelligence is revolutionising many aspects of our lives, but its growing power comes at a massive energy cost. Data centres housing AI systems are gobbling up increasing amounts of electricity, raising concerns about sustainability. According to the New York Times, [1] by 2027 AI servers could use between 85…

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How Labour Can Fix the UK’s Tech Industry – Wired Magazine

Natasha Bernal writes about the potential for a renaissance in UK tech. TechWorks CEO Charles Sturman is quoted as saying “We need a go-to market strategy for the UK that looks at emerging technologies in the next 10+ years and a SWOT analysis to drive ambitious policy and growth in a global context”

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General Election is a Critical Moment in Shaping the Future of Semiconductor, Quantum, and AI Industries in the UK - Leading Industry Body Ready to Engage with New Government

The upcoming General Election will be crucial to the UK’s future prosperity as the new government shapes policy which will impact the trajectory of many emerging technology industries such as AI, Quantum, Autonomous Mobility, Communications and the Semiconductor sector upon which they are all built.