Investments expected in computer science training, AI and 5G in the Autumn Budget

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Government will put money towards training 8,000 new teachers

Chancellor Phillip Hammond is expected to put a focus on technology in tomorrow's Autumn Budget, with announcements around education, 5G and driverless cars. The technology industry will benefit from...

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