Britain asks self driving cars to meet a higher safety standard than human drivers, creating an uncomfortable test for the species behind the wheel.
Britain’s new quantum standards network brings order to the future, one carefully measured laser and sensor at a time.
Britain and Japan announce a broad frontier technology partnership, while a wafer studies the diplomatic possibilities of paperwork and liability.
Legal services AI Growth Labs promise clearer regulation for LawTech innovators, while the glass table seeks guidance on the guidance.
Businesses were urged to sign the Cyber Resilience Pledge as ministers promoted board responsibility and stronger cyber defences.
The Intellectual Property Office has published its 2026 to 2027 Corporate Plan, prompting a prototype to question the meaning of transformation.
Nearly £50 million will support UK drones and flying taxis, including a drone ID system that gives the future a familiar administrative burden.
The UK and EU agreed to begin negotiations on British participation in the European Innovation Council Fund, prompting one tiny lanyard to report for duty.
A new digital waste tracking service will create real time records for permitted waste, giving every skip an unexpectedly detailed paper trail.
The Government has named six frontier technologies as priorities for UK growth and resilience, prompting one semiconductor to demand a tiny chair.
