UK Government launches $1m AI fellowship

Posted by: Simon Baxter 14 July 2025

The UK government has unveiled a new programme to recruit the nation's top AI experts into public service, backed by a $1m (approximately £750k) grant from Meta to the Alan Turing Institute. The 12-month AI Fellowship aims to help make the ...

CGI appointed strategic partner for NHS Enabling Products Portfolio

Posted by: Dale Peters 14 July 2025

CGI has been appointed as strategic partner to support the delivery of NHS England’s Enabling Products Portfolio. Awarded to BJSS (now part of CGI) via the Digital Capability for Health (DCFH) framework, the contract to provide digital delivery...

German AI-led defence firm Helsing brings £350m investment to Plymouth

Posted by: Simon Baxter 11 July 2025

German AI-led defence technology company Helsing is set to establish a cutting-edge drone submarine factory in Plymouth, as part of a substantial £350m investment in the UK, promising to deliver high-quality employment opportunities to the regi...

NAO urges wider analytics take-up to combat public sector fraud and error

Posted by: Craig Wentworth 10 July 2025

Growth unleashed: UK tech startups to watch

Posted by: Simon Baxter 01 July 2025

Spending Review 2025: Digital transformation takes centre stage

Posted by: Dale Peters 12 June 2025

10-Year Health Plan for England

Posted by: Dale Peters 04 July 2025

In this short report we look at the key announcements in the 10-Year Health Plan for England. This includes the need for reform, technology priorities, the five big bets for the NHS, procurement reform, noticeable gaps in the plan, and opportunities ...

Strategic Defence Review 2025: A technology transformation agenda

Posted by: Georgina O'Toole 25 June 2025

The UK's Strategic Defence Review has been published, and beneath the headlines about increased spending and NATO commitments lies something more significant: an ambitious technology transformation agenda that could reshape the defence market. Ho...

Spending Review 2025: Digital transformation takes centre stage

Posted by: Dale Peters 18 June 2025

The Spending Review 2025 (SR25) was published in June 2025 setting departmental budgets for day‑to‑day spending until 2028‑29 and for capital investment until 2029‑30. Total departmental spending now reaches £717bn in 2028-29 (up from £64...

Pursuing Productivity: TechMarketView launches new research theme 2023

Posted by: UKHotViews Editor 14 November 2022

Watch our Chief Analyst, Georgina O'Toole, as she outlines TechMarketView's research theme for 2023.

Making Green from Green - TechMarketview Breakfast Webinar part 1

Posted by: UKHotViews Editor 03 November 2021

Join TechMarketView's Managing Director, Tola Sargeant, as she introduces the final in the series of our Breakfast webinars discussing the topic, is there revenue from the sustainability agenda?

Making Green from Green - TechMarketview Breakfast Webinar part 2

Posted by: UKHotViews Editor 03 November 2021

Listen to TechMarketView's Research Director, Angela Eager, who will discuss the question, how can we make sustainability profitable and profitability sustainable?

*NEW RESEARCH* 10-Year Health Plan for England

Posted by: Dale Peters 04 July 2025

The 10-Year Health Plan for England reinforces the strategic shift towards technology-enabled healthcare delivery that has been at the heart of the government’s plans for the NHS since they came to power last July. While positioned as revolutio...

*ICYMI* TechMarketView’s Strategic Defence Review and Spending Review analysis

Posted by: Dale Peters 27 June 2025

In case you missed it, earlier this month the UK government published two reviews that will be critical to the future success of public sector technology suppliers.  The Strategic Defence Review (SDR) was released at the start of June 2025. B...

*UKHotViewsExtra* Spending Review 2025: Digital transformation takes centre stage

Posted by: Dale Peters 12 June 2025

The Spending Review 2025 (SR25) has been published setting departmental budgets for day‑to‑day spending until 2028‑29 and for capital investment until 2029‑30. Total departmental spending now reaches £717bn in 2028-29 (up from £648bn in 2...