Arrested development?

Martin Courtney
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The UK can boast some of the finest computing brains in the world, so why is it still widely perceived to be punching under its weight when it comes to software development? Martin Courtney investigates

SETsquared works with several UK universities including Bath (pictured) to commercialise technology projects The world’s software giants have one thing in common: none of them is British. A recen...

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