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Compute sovereignty belongs on the ordinary company’s buying checklist
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Compute sovereignty belongs on the ordinary company’s buying checklist

Compute sovereignty could become an ordinary procurement question. British businesses should start with critical AI workloads, demand evidence about operational control and compare the full cost of staying, changing or leaving.

Daniel Thomas 10 Oct 2026
Britain’s nuclear export opportunity lies in the supply chain
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Britain’s nuclear export opportunity lies in the supply chain

Canada’s nuclear ambitions extend beyond electricity. British firms should investigate exportable inspection, simulation and engineering capabilities, while making each first contract stand on its own economics.

Andrew McLean 10 Oct 2026
Nuclear needs a manufacturing business model
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Nuclear needs a manufacturing business model

Darlington offers a test of nuclear manufacturing economics. British technology firms should focus on repeatable processes and component records, while asking whether later reactors really cost less.

Kate Bennett 10 Oct 2026
Britain should manage water meters as connected infrastructure
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Britain should manage water meters as connected infrastructure

Smart water meters should become operational infrastructure for British businesses. The opportunity lies in connecting readings to maintenance, with dependable data and someone accountable for acting.

Daniel Thomas 10 Oct 2026
Britain’s SMR opportunity is in repeatable delivery
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Britain’s SMR opportunity is in repeatable delivery

Canada’s Darlington project turns the SMR debate towards construction. British engineering and software firms should compete on repeatable, documented delivery, without treating a planned fleet as guaranteed orders.

Andrew McLean 10 Oct 2026
The best business software may make government websites invisible
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The best business software may make government websites invisible

Business software could take routine government administration out of the working day. Estonia's Aruait project shows why that future depends on bounded authority, verifiable outcomes and a route back to a human.

Kate Bennett 10 Oct 2026
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