Tech Events at TechUK, London

techUK's structured speed-networking session for suppliers working across policing, security and public safety. Free, and unusually efficient if you are looking for partners rather than customers.

techUK's morning session on routes into and through technology careers for women, with employers who are actually changing their hiring. Free.

techUK runs an interactive workshop on insuring AI systems — a niche that is about to matter a great deal to anyone deploying models in regulated settings. Free.

techUK's annual showcase of UK cyber security startups pitching to buyers and investors. One of the better routes into the UK cyber ecosystem if you are not already inside it.

with Helen Wylie (Director General and CDIO, DWP Digital)

techUK hosts DWP Digital's Director General and CDIO for an on-record conversation about one of the largest technology estates in UK government. Free, and a rare direct line to a buyer of that scale.

techUK on where AI genuinely helps grid and energy-system operators, and where it is being oversold. Free, with a networking reception after.

techUK reviews twelve months of the UK's AI assurance roadmap with the people implementing it. Relevant to anyone selling AI into regulated buyers.

techUK's AI Leader's Series looks at what agentic AI does to robotics — where the autonomy actually sits, and what that means for UK manufacturers and integrators. Hybrid, free and short.

with Katie Freeman-Tayler (Policy & Research Director, Internet Matters) · Anna Lindroos Cermakova (Researcher, DOHE & European EdTech Alliance) · Andrew Mellor (Co-Founder & CEO, LOQT)

techUK and BESA convene policymakers, researchers, school leaders and EdTech suppliers on the collision between safeguarding, screen-time and digital-equity policy. Government is backing AI tutors for disadvantaged pupils while consulting on screen-time limits and publishing AI product standards — the two panels ask whether that pulls schools in one direction or several, and how schools and parents are actually responding. Speakers include Katie Freeman-Tayler (Policy & Research Director, Internet Matters), Dr Anna Lindroos Cermakova (DOHE & European EdTech Alliance) and Andrew Mellor (Co-Founder & CEO, LOQT). Free, at techUK's St Bride Street offices.

techUK hosts a screening of the People's Emergency Briefing, a 50-minute film contextualising the science of the climate and nature crisis, followed by a panel discussion led by members of techUK's Climate Council and a networking reception. Deliberately opened beyond techUK's usual sustainability network, it explores what climate and nature breakdown means for health, food systems, national security and the economy — and the role of digital technology in the transition. Free; places limited, open to techUK members and invited guests.

TechUK convenes a Semiconductors Forum making the case for chips as the foundation of AI and deeptech strategy — a rare serious policy conversation on the hardware supply chain UK AI depends on.

TechUK's Women Forum hosts a breakfast panel on advancing women at work, with global perspectives — at TechUK's St Bride Street HQ.

TechUK's World Quantum Day panel gathers UK quantum investors, founders, and policymakers to work through how to actually scale a UK quantum ecosystem.