Met Office in Exeter to host £6.5m Isambard 2 supercomputer
The UK Meteorological Office (Met Office) in Exeter, Southwest England, will host the £6.5m Isambard...
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UK govt confirms £1.2bn funding for new supercomputer at Met Office
The UK government has confirmed a funding of £1.2bn for developing a new weather and...
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UK Department for Transport to fund three tech projects to tackle traffic
The UK Department for Transport has selected three firms for a funding of £1.5m to...
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YPO introduces first ever public sector drones framework
UK public sector buying organisation YPO has launched a public sector drones framework that guides...
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Forestry Commission leverages aerial photography to manage forests
The Forestry Commission has disclosed that it is leveraging the latest aerial photographs to manage...
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Internet needs monitoring by WTO-type body, says report from Jesus College
A new report from the Jesus College in the University of Cambridge calls for an...
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Tech Nation announces winners of Rising Stars 2.0. competition
Tech Nation, a national network for tech entrepreneurs in the UK, has announced the 10...
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Eight tech start-ups shortlisted for London’s Civic Innovation Challenge
The Greater London Authority has shortlisted eight of the city’s tech start-ups to receive funding...
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UK government set to appoint Ofcom as online harms regulator
The UK government is set to empower telecoms regulator The Office of Communications (Ofcom) to...
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Police Scotland’s current live facial recognition technology not fit for use, says MSPs committee
A report from the Scottish Parliament’s Justice Sub-Committee on Policing concluded that Police Scotland cannot...
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