Technology UK

The U.K. has some of the highest electricity prices in Europe for industry.

Steel tariffs will, for now, remain at 25 percent instead of dropping to 0 percent as originally agreed.

As they acknowledge the energy costs for artificial intelligence, G7 leaders abandon deeper language on AI.

Documents reveal billions to pay for small modular reactors will come from the U.K.’s new clean energy company.

French government also wants to ban websites selling knives to children.

Musk’s satellite internet company is in 130 countries, thanks in part to White House support. If he’s on the outs, then what?

The warning comes after so-called hallucinations — AI-generated fictions — have cropped up at big law firms.

Patient data that was only supposed to be used for Covid-19 research got plugged into an all-purpose AI model, doctors say.

How an initially uncontroversial data bill became a political football — and radicalized Elton John.

Britain’s political leaders are refusing to engage with suggestions that the country’s security calculation might be changing.

John Miller discussed exporting a sensitive encryption device from the U.S. to China in a blender, U.S. authorities said.

£30 meal from OpenAI boss comes amid intense lobbying on copyright law.

The DOGE leader said his “scheduled time” as a special employee is up.

UK Conservative Party defends Jonathan Berry taking up advisory job while serving as an opposition frontbencher.

He called out Europe over speech crackdowns and pressures on U.S. tech platforms.

Meanwhile, the most senior civil servants perform zero routine (i.e. automatable) work.

The two sides are discussing non-tariff barriers as part of the talks.

Calls for tightening of bloc’s sanctions regime after Kontron was able to export millions in sensitive telecoms tech to its Russian arm in late 2023.

Technology Secretary Peter Kyle said the government favoring an “opt-out” option so early had not been a good move.

Ministers are preparing a string of AI announcements for early June, but voters are skeptical about the technology. That leaves the ruling Labour Party with a huge problem.

Keir Starmer says Britain’s “back on the world stage” — but he’s facing scrutiny over a big compromise on fish.

The U.S. president’s threats against foreign films are the talk of the town as the movie industry gathers in Cannes to celebrate cinema.

Offer to come along to July gathering comes amid on-off relationship between Beijing and London.