Government
Britain's maritime industry 'on the verge of a technological revolution', claims UK transport secretary Chris Grayling
Grayling predicts autonomous shipping revolution - just weeks after Maersk CEO claimed it wouldn't happen
MPs highlight 'critical need' for technical and digital skills after Brexit
Public Accounts Committee says that government has grossly underestimated the work that will be needed
Critical infrastructure firms could be fined up to £17m for lacklustre cyber security
Energy, water and other companies will need to demonstrate to regulators that they are secure
Government follows May's Davos commitments with millions of pounds in tech funding
The Government hopes that technology will be a key trade area for the UK after leaving the EU
Government starts search for boss of new Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation
Centre well create rules to "enable and ensure safe, ethical and innovative uses of data-driven technologies".
Government solicits innovation to handle driverless and electric cars
But pundits are sceptical
HM Courts and Tribunals Service seeks £90k digital programme director
Director will be instrumental in £1bn HMCTS Reform programme
Government-led Cyber Discovery programme gets 20,000 student sign ups in just six weeks
Youth-focused cyber security programme part of the CyberFirst initiative launched by Theresa May last year
Government criticised for five year delay in producing biometrics strategy
The police have been using biometrics without legal guidance
UK government preparing "radical" self-driving car rules
Government to introduce new rules governing self-driving vehicles
Government reveals next steps for UK's 5G plan
Government opens up on the next steps in its 5G strategy for the UK
Government launches £170 million competition to open new "institutes of technology"
Government plan to open institutes of technology to provide the high-level technical skills employers need
UK industrial strategy will fail if skills shortage is not solved, says IET
Employers say that lack of skilled staff is damaging their business prospects
UK and EU will crack down on Bitcoin due to tax evasion fears
The UK and EU Governments have unveiled plans to crack down on Bitcoin
MPs bring down wrath of cyber professionals by admitting to password sharing
Rules about password sharing don't apply to MPs
Britain's undersea internet links can be attacked
Attack on IT under the sea
Local authorities facing huge bills following Oracle audits
Local authorities are struggling to keep up with rising costs on Oracle software, claims TmaxSoft
Samsung secures contract to replace Airwave handsets for UK emergency services
£210 million deal covers quarter of a million handsets
Government unveils tech-first budget
Chancellor's budget includes funding for driverless car research, 5G, AI and tech education
Derby City Council claims 60 per cent savings in cloud-centric 'digital facelift'
Derby City Council claims 60 per cent savings from going cloud first
Autumn Budget 2017: new teachers, AI research and Google investment will benefit technology sector
Three in four UK companies say that their staff lack essential digital skills
Investments expected in computer science training, AI and 5G in the Autumn Budget
Government will put money towards training 8,000 new teachers
Uber's licence appeal could take years, warns London mayor Sadiq Khan
Uber's attempt to get its London licence back could take years, says Mayor of London