Position the UK to be an AI maker, not just an AI taker
It’s no surprise that the first AI Growth Hub has been announced here at Culham, home to the UK Atomic Energy Authority. Placing the new Hub near an organisation central to fusion energy, which promises to generate the vast amounts of energy needed to power AI models, makes perfect sense.
Investment in R&D is a cornerstone of the strategy. Here at the Innovation Centre, we are nurturing the fusion talent of the future and combining this with the AI talent of the future will create a powerful synergy. This aligns us perfectly with these national objectives and puts us at the forefront of the UK’s AI revolution, supporting innovation and contributing to the country’s goal of becoming a global AI superpower.
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Bridging Innovation: Leading the AI Roundtable at Grassroots, Harwell, and Culham
As the Innovation Director, delivering the AI Roundtable at Grassroots, Harwell Innovation Centre, and Culham Innovation Centre, I have the unique privilege of fostering collaboration and helping to drive forward the AI agenda in one of the most dynamic regions in the UK. Our recent AI Roundtable event at Culham […]
Oxford Innovation Space brings together trailblazing SMEs at first AI roundtable event in Culham
Following the government’s announcement that the first AI Growth Zone will be based in Culham in Oxfordshire, Oxford Innovation Space has organised the first in a series of special AI roundtable events to bring together likeminded SMEs working in complementary fields of AI. The inaugural event recently took place at […]
