Reports of the death of the tech sector have been greatly exaggerated

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Investment in UK tech from the US remains substantial, partly buoyed by a weak pound
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Investment in UK tech from the US remains substantial, partly buoyed by a weak pound

It's hard to see the UK's pivotal role in the global technology ecosystem coming to an end, argues Kemp Little Partner Andy Moseby

A recent UK Tech Monitor report from KPMG suggests that growth in the UK tech sector - consistently the fastest-growing sector of the economy year-on-year since 2012 - has begun to slow down. By their...

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