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Tech Secretary Vows More Help for UK AI Sector

Tech Secretary Vows More Help for UK AI Sector
Bloomberg Technology Friday 12 June 2026, 09:17 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 12th, 2026 Tech Secretary Vows More Help for UK AI Sector Technology Secretary Liz Kendall says the UK’s Labour government will strengthen efforts to drive institutional funds into British tech companies, as she pledged more backing for the country’s artificial intelligence sector. Speaking to Bloomberg TV during London Tech Week, Kendall said she wants The government wants to unlock investment into UK firms with legal reforms to how pension funds are run.

Jun 12th, 2026 Tech Secretary Vows More Help for UK AI Sector Technology Secretary Liz Kendall says the UK’s Labour government will strengthen efforts to drive institutional funds into British tech companies, as she pledged more backing for the country’s artificial intelligence sector. Speaking to Bloomberg TV during London Tech Week, Kendall said she wants The government wants to unlock investment into UK firms with legal reforms to how pension funds are run. [Image text:] OSTAS Clickcon HUbsoh 6090
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