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28 November 2017

Chancellor earmarks £500m for UK technology growth

In this week’s Computer Weekly, after chancellor Philip Hammond offered £500m in his Autumn Budget to boost the tech sector, we ask if it’s enough to ease industry fears over Brexit. Experts debate the future of artificial intelligence and its effects on society. And we find out how emerging technologies could help the work of charity Save the Children. Read the issue now.

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Features in this issue

Is the Budget enough to drive post-Brexit success for UK?
by Lis Evenstad
The chancellor has delivered an innovation and technology-laden Budget, but has it eased the tech industry’s fears about Brexit?
Data skills could improve employment options as AI accelerates
by Cliff Saran
House of Lords artificial intelligence select committee hears evidence on societal risks of AI, data, life-long learning and the changing role of white-collar workers
CIO interview: Karl Hoods, CIO, Save the Children UK
by Angelica Mari
The charity’s CIO is looking at the potential of blockchain technologies and establishing an internal digital academy to drive its digital transformation strategy

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