On 23 June, Brits will go to the polls to vote in arguably the most important referendum in a generation, answering the question of whether the UK should remain a member of the European Union (EU), or leave.
The consequences of the decision will have ramifications for all of society and all industries – including technology.
Research from industry body techUK suggests 70 percent of its members want to stay in the EU, 15 percent want to leave and 15 percent don’t know. The majority support the UK’s membership because it makes the country more attractive to international investment, makes the UK more globally competitive and gives it a more favourable trading relationship with other members.
A separate study from Tech London Advocates showed 87 percent of its members oppose a ‘Brexit’.
But what do you think? Is the technology industry better off with the UK in the EU? Will you be better served if a Brexit takes place? Let us know
Do you know about London’s Tech City? Try our quiz!
OpenAI chief operating officer Brad Lightcap to oversee international expansion as company consolidates lead in…
Chinese researchers publish details on device that could wreak havoc on undersea communications cables in…
Former Intel chief Gelsinger expands role at Gloo, becoming executive chairman and head of technology…
MEPs add to Commission pressure for second EU Chips Act amidst industry calls for renewed…
Smartphone maker Xiaomi reportedly raises about $5.5bn in Hong Kong share sale as it invests…
BYD's Qin L EV sedan starts at about half the price of Tesla's Model 3,…
View Comments
There will be some long nights in the office for unprepared tech companies business continuity teams as they hastily prepare for the very real possibility of Brexit.