By SIMON CONSTABLE
When people think about mega-sized tech companies, they are likely to think of corporations that were created and grew huge in the US or China. Those have dominated the sector in ways that no other country has achieved. That is, until recently.
As if by magic, the UK now ranks third globally in artificial intelligence. Private investments in British AI totaled $28 billion from 2013 through 2024, trailing only China at $119 billion and the US at $471 billion, according to Visual Capitalist data. On the face of it, there’s no reason for the UK to be a magnet for artificial intelligence. But like it or not, much of it comes down to the government understanding that AI is the future. “It understands where things are going and is being proactive,” says Ted Mortonson, managing director and technology desk sector strategist at Baird, the investment firm. READ MORE HERE.
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