United Kingdom: Technology

Industrial automation is a large and growing market, driven by the convergence of AI, Industry 4.0, smart manufacturing, and clean energy investment.

The space sector is going through an exciting period of development and innovation – it is cheaper than ever to put mass into orbit, a record number of satellites are orbiting our planet...

It was important to consider the full background of discussions between the parties in considering reasonableness.

Resilience and agility help companies survive disruption, but in a world of rapid change, businesses must encompass "continuous adaptation" for true success.

Calling space tech companies - the UK Space Agency Accelerator is still accepting applications for two of its support programmes, Geo and Fusion: Connect with Capital.

CFOs frequently face a dilemma when it comes to technology investments: they confront them as cost centers yet often struggle to identify the business value delivered.

James Russell and Rohan Isaacs discuss recent case law on liability caps and carve-outs for gross negligence, and the risks of reframing exclusions of loss. They examine implications for businesses negotiating outsourcing, technology, or transitional services agreements.

Retailers in the UK are enhancing customer experiences to regain market share post-Brexit, pandemic, and amid the cost-of-living crisis. Strategies include revitalizing physical stores, adopting omnichannel approaches, embracing technology, and leveraging loyalty programs to meet discerning customer expectations.

The medtech industry is rapidly advancing through additive manufacturing, with 3D printing in medical devices projected to reach $4 billion by 2026. Innovations, such as a 3D printed skin-wearable sweat biosensor, highlight its potential. Effective IP protection strategies must address both the physical and digital aspects of these devices to ensure innovators can benefit from their inventions.