The institute will bring together the Government, Universities and the private sector to support key components of the Government’s Semiconductor Strategy to grow the sector, which is backed by a £1bn commitment.

A group of prominent organisations have joined forces to develop the TAIBOM (Trusted AI Bill of Materials) collaborative project, aimed at creating processes and mechanisms to ensure the transparency and trustworthiness of AI systems as they become increasingly prevalent in our daily lives.

Landmark Launch of AI Community to Focus on the Necessity of Engineering Trustworthy AITechWorks, the industry association at the core of the UK deep tech community has announced the landmark launch of ‘TechWorks AI’ at the Iconic Bletchley Park to facilitate innovation and address the threats that a growing world…

British semiconductor researchers and businesses now have enhanced access to research funding backed by the UK government and Horizon Europe.

Two new ‘Innovation and Knowledge Centres (IKC)’ will receive £11 million each to help bring new chip technologies to market. Each focuses on an area of British leadership on the world stage – silicon photonics and compound chips – as DSIT delivers £1 billion semiconductor strategy. £4.8 million funding for…

New guidelines will help directors and business leaders boost their cyber resilience, as UK government says cyber threats should be prioritised as a key business risk like financial and legal challenges The proposed Code sets out key actions for Directors to take to strengthen their cyber resilience and help them…

The 2023 awards ceremony was hosted by comedian and actor, Alun Cochrane tonight in Manchester and the full list of winners has now been released.

In May 2023, the UK Government published the National Semiconductor Strategy. Following on from this, the newly formed Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) commissioned a study to understand the technical and economic feasibility of developing specific capabilities.

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