News Election 2017 | Silicon UK

Culture Minister: Tory Government Will Still Deliver Fibre, 5G And Minimum Broadband Speeds

Reappointed culture minister says digital programmes, 5G and broadband investment will go ahead despite political uncertainty

ANALYSIS: Technology firms lament political uncertainty but tell Silicon that its Brexit that still really matters

Storm Technologies Boss said email claiming Labour voters would be let go if business slowed down was just banter

Another busy week, but have you picked up the top tech news?

Tech was absent from the 2017 General Election but how can it benefit the public sector?

Overall effect on the technology industry is that it's not likely to shake things up yet

GENERAL ELECTION 2017: Brexit and lack of technology polices see Silicon voters switch from Tories to Labour

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What do you know about the government's relationship with technology, the failures and great innovations?

GENERAL ELECTION 2017: Read our party-by-party guide to technology policy

What is the best outcome for the UK technology industry? Let us know

SNP focuses mainly on Brexit but there are some strong connectivity promises for Scotland's tech community

UKIP is big on Brexit, big on immigration, but not so big on tech it seems

Liberal Democrat manifesto promises to harness power of tech without negatively impacting society and to support digital sector

Labour would seek to ensure UK tech firms have access to talents and market, while it would also work to ensure 4G, 5G and ultrafast broadband

GE2017: Tories want the UK to be the best place to start a digital business and promise to make the online world as safe as the offline

Government plans for a broadband USO will be fast tracked after Lords reportedly drop demands for a minimum requirement of 30Mbps