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The British Government is partnering with the technology firm Arm to combat cyber threats to businesses and the public. The government is investing £36million into fighting cyber threats through a partnership with technology firm Arm. The partnership aims to create new chip technology that can protect against problems such as cyberbullying ...
Businesses can express an interest in a share of £30 million to tackle barriers to new products and services that exploit latest quantum technologies. New products and services based on the latest quantum technologies could transform the automotive, healthcare, infrastructure, telecommunications, cybersecurity and defence sectors. Quantum physics underpins the electronics, media, computing ...
Dstl has announced new IP opportunities for free commercial use such as lower limb protection and forensic technology. The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) has released a new list of free IP (Intellectual Property) for commercial exploitation including lower limb protection from IEDs. Easy Access IP allows low technology readiness ...
The Office for Veteran’s affairs will aim to improve veteran healthcare by coordinating different functions of government. The Office for Veteran’s Affairs (OVA) hopes to improve veteran healthcare and the support available to former personnel. David Richmond CBE, a retired Colonel and former Commanding Officer of the 5th Battalion to The ...
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