United Kingdom: New Technology

The UK government has announced a £14.7 million funding call through the UK Space Agency (UKSA), aimed at maturing early‑stage space technologies via the European Space Agency's...

Since the second half of last year, AI transcription has been firmly on the agenda.

In this first episode of our international privacy podcast series, we welcomed Partner at Davis+Gilbert, Gary Kibel, to discuss what’s hot in the U.S. privacy and AI landscape.

Somewhere on a leafy British road the above sign sits in quiet absurdity. Drivers read it, ponder its existence, and accelerate away none the wiser. It's a sign about a sign that isn't in use....

On Wednesday, Liz Kendall (the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology) published a written statement, together with a Report and Impact Assessment, on the Government's 'progress' towards...

The previous article in this series on AI immigration routes discussed the Innovator Founder visa route and some important things to keep in mind if you are considering applying as the founder...

Valeria Adani, Partner at Projects by IF, distills one of technology's most vexing paradoxes into ten words.

On Jan. 22, 2026, the UK House of Commons Treasury Committee released its report on Artificial Intelligence in Financial Services, concluding that the government, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), and the Bank of England are “not doing enough” to manage the consumer and systemic risks created by rapid AI adoption.

The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) published its Tech Futures: Agentic AI report on Jan. 8, 2026, offering its first analysis of AI agents. The report underscores that agentic AI introduces fundamentally new data protection challenges and that agentic capabilities magnify existing risks from generative AI.