UK gov’t announces £121m to further support quantum technologies
Funding package made up of new and previously announced investments
News - UK Government
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UK and Scottish governments open new innovation center to house Crop Diversity HPC cluster
System currently undergoing “significant upgrades”
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UK government opens National Quantum Computing Centre in Harwell
Will house 12 quantum computers
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UK government purchases gallium arsenide chip fab in County Durham
Chips will be used for military applications
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UK government designates data centers as Critical National Infrastructure
Means operators can call on more support in emergencies
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Edinburgh University lobbies politicians to restore exascale supercomputer funding
Project has been scrapped by Labour government
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UK government shelves £1.3bn of tech and AI projects; scraps plans for first exascale supercomputer in Edinburgh
Decision comes after Chancellor asked government departments to find billions in savings
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UK gov't gives blessing to Vodafone and Three merger
Just the CMA to go now
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UK government to fund two semiconductor research hubs in Bristol and Southampton
Each site will receive £11m in financial support
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UK government announces £45m investment for quantum projects
The cash is split across two funds
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UK government proposes new data center security regulations
Consultation paper launched, seeks feedback from operators
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UK Gov't announces five 'Quantum Missions' for next decade
Also invests £500m in AI compute
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UK Gov't launches £348m notice for exascale supercomputer hardware
Supercomputer to be delivered over two phases
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UK's first exascale supercomputer to be hosted in Edinburgh
New wing of EPCC facility to host upcoming system
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UK gov't to deploy $1.1bn AI supercomputer
Will be hosted at the University of Bristol
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UK gov't awards £88m to 5G Open RAN projects
The funding will support 19 projects