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The UK needs to give tech a chance
London is well past the time for regarding the loss of any individual technology company as a misfortune. To lose as many as it has in recent years is sur
Ukrainian startups shortlisted for Investment Accelerator to access British capital and…
Following the recent launch of the Investment Accelerator, the Department for Business and Trade along with the Ukraine Ministry of Digital Transf
Ergéa UK announces New Appointments to Enable Transformation and Enhance…
Ergéa UK, a leading vendor-neutral provider of Managed Equipment Services (MES), has announced the launch of its new 'Transformation Team.' This
New UK tech companies reach five-year high
New UK technology incorporations reached a five-year high in Q1 2024, demonstrating the sustained growth and strength of the UK tech sector. According to anal
London leads as number of new UK tech companies hits…
Wednesday 01 May 2024 12:47 pm London emerged as the leading location, with 7,253 incorporations of tech companies in the f
Beating the Barbarians in the Cloud | Silicon UK Tech…
In an increasingly digital world, businesses rely more than ever on cloud-based services to store, process, and manage their data. Th
Microsoft UK profits soar as it adds 600 staff amid…
Microsoft’s UK business reported a profit surge last year after the group boosted its revenues to £8.4bn, up from £6.3bn the year prior. The
‘Admin’ and ‘12345’ banned from being used as passwords in…
Common and easily guessed passwords like "admin" or "12345" are being banned in the UK as part of world-first laws to protect against cyber attack
Competition to give AI SMEs access to £7m funding pot
The government has launched two AI innovation competitions, offering UK SMEs the chance to draw funding from a £7m pot. Announced on Friday, the
Darktrace agrees takeover by US private equity firm Thoma Bravo
London-listed cybersecurity giant Darktrace has agreed a deal to be acquired by US private equity firm Thoma Bravo at a valuation of $5.3bn (£4.2bn
