The UK government has outlined a sweeping strategy to reinforce its role in next-generation technologies, including a major push to strengthen its semiconductor capabilities through the creation of a national innovation hub. Click the image to read on at eenewseurope.com.
The agreement recognises the highly complementary strengths of both nations in areas such as advanced packaging, compound semiconductors, quantum technologies, AI, neuromorphic processors, sustainable materials, and more.
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.
Landmark Launch of AI Community to Focus on the Necessity of Engineering Trustworthy AI
British semiconductor researchers and businesses now have enhanced access to research funding backed by the UK government and Horizon Europe.
Over the summer of 2023, TechWorks ran a number of events with the UK technology sector tackling the subject of Trustworthy AI.The events were well [...]
The TechWorks Awards provide a fantastic showcase for excellence in the fast-paced tech industry - celebrating achievements & behaviours conducive to a healthy and [...]
The UK Government has released the following statement regarding the National Semiconductor Strategy
New jobs will be mainly high-value science and engineering roles, including those focusing on emergent digital and data technologies
TechWorks, the UK’s Industry Association for deep tech connected communities has announced the appointment of Charles Sturman as CEO effective from 1st March 2023.
