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With Labour achieving a landslide result in the recent UK election, what will this mean for the future of the UK’s tech sector? Voices from around the industry have begun discussing.

The Labour government has shelved £1.3 billion of funding planned for technology and AI projects, a move that has been met with concern over the UK potentially missing out to competing countries.

Amidst a challenging financial environment, the Chancellor sought to find a middle ground by offering assistance to businesses and promoting technology adoption.

Ahead of the Spring Budget this week, the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced an investment package in the UK’s life sciences and manufacturing sectors.

Quantum Exponential is pleased to note the inclusion of five new quantum missions in Jeremy Hunt’s, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Autumn Statement.

The Chancellor has recognised Microsoft's significant investment in AI infrastructure and skills as a key element for future growth and innovation, enhancing the UK's stature in science and technology.

Nissan is set to announce the production of electric versions of its two most popular cars, the Qashqai and Juke, at its Sunderland plant, a move expected to secure 6,000 jobs.

Tax cuts for working people and British businesses have headlined in Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s ‘Autumn Statement for Growth’ on Wednesday 22 November.

Thousands more people across the UK will train and gain qualifications in future tech like artificial intelligence, and others that could transform areas like medicine, 6G and, quantum computing, thanks to a package of more than £1.1 billion to skill-up the country.

At the Space-Comm Expo, following the unveiling of the government's Space Industrial Plan, six initiatives aimed at enhancing infrastructure and fostering partnership within the burgeoning UK space sector were introduced.