The UK’s fibre broadband market has grown quickly, thanks to competition from smaller providers known as altnets. However, this growth has also led to challenges, such as overlapping networks and increased costs. Ofcom now faces the task of balancing the need for continued investment and innovation with ensuring fair competition and preventing inefficiencies as it plans its next regulatory review.
Today the government announced that it would withdraw the 1.3 billion previously pledged to AI and tech development. This decision was immediately criticised as setting back the UK’s AI industry.
WightFibre, in collaboration with Curia, has released a groundbreaking report detailing the economic, social, and environmental benefits of the full-fibre broadband rollout on the Isle of Wight.
Join Curia in Conversation with former Chair of the AI Committee and Liberal Democrat Lord Spokesperson for Science Innovation and Technology, Lord Clement-Jones
Curia’s Health, Care, and Life Sciences Research Group has submitted their implementation plan for how a new government can implement their plans for a new Life Sciences Industrial Strategy. Subscribers will receive an exclusive copy of the report.
Curia’s Health, Care, and Life Sciences Research Group has submitted their implementation plan for how a new government can implement their plans for a new Life Sciences Industrial Strategy. Subscribers will receive an exclusive copy of the report.
Curia’s Health, Care, and Life Sciences Research Group has submitted their implementation plan for how a new government can implement their plans for a new Life Sciences Industrial Strategy. Subscribers will receive an exclusive copy of the report.
Curia’s event with Shadow Ministers Bridget Phillipson and Peter Kyle, who discussed Labour’s education plans and ambitions for science and innovation, emphasising equal opportunities and technological advancement.
This article delves into the critical issue of sepsis within the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), highlighted by the determined efforts of MP Craig Mackinlay. Sepsis, often termed the “hidden killer,” claims thousands of lives annually due to delays in diagnosis and treatment. Mackinlay’s personal battle with the condition underscores the urgent need for improved healthcare practices. Through his advocacy, he aims to push for reforms ensuring early recognition and treatment of sepsis, ultimately saving lives and enhancing NHS efficiency.
After months of speculation, Rishi Sunak has called a General Election that many expect Labour to win. The campaign is set to be dominated by
Exploring data’s pivotal role in NHS transformation, proposing strategies to address challenges and foster collaboration for enhanced healthcare outcomes.
Richard Stubbs, Chair of the Health Innovation Network, shares the recently relicensed Network’s vision for putting innovation at the heart of healthcare.
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