The TechWorks Annual Awards ceremony is an inspirational showcase of excellence in the fast-paced tech industry – celebrating innovation and personal achievements across this globally important sector.

Paige West speaks with by Charles Sturman, CEO, TechWorks about the potential impact the new Labour government will have on the technology landscape, especially AI and semiconductor industries.

The forthcoming General Election holds significant implications for the UK's future prosperity as the incoming government will set policies that shape the direction of key emerging technology sectors, including AI, quantum computing, autonomous mobility, communications, and the semiconductor industry that underpins them.

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. 

The TechWorks Awards provide a fantastic showcase for excellence in the fast-paced tech industry - celebrating achievements & behaviours conducive to a healthy and vibrant industry. The 2022 awards ceremony was hosted by ‘Chaser’, Doctor and Broadcaster Paul Sinha and the full list of winners has been now been released.

TechWorks is an industry association at the core of the UK DeepTech community with an ambition to harness the country’s fantastic engineering and innovation credentials as many UK companies are leading the way in helping solve global problems such as climate change, food shortages, cancer research and alternative energy.

TechWorks is an industry association at the core of the UK DeepTech community with an ambition to harness the country’s engineering and innovation to develop its position as a global technology specialist.

A multi-year Memorandum of Understanding signed between Subsea UK and TechWorks, the UK’s industry association for the deep tech community, will promote collaboration on critical and valuable areas in the development of underwater technology, helping to increase exports and create new jobs.

The National Microelectronics Institute (NMI) has announced that it is re-launching as TechWorks, a new umbrella organisation formed in response to the evolving technology trends and the changing face of international industry, in order to promote the vital role of the UK in a world critically dependent on electronic systems. TechWorks is formed by a group of companies and leading industry figures, building a new type of industry association focu...