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24 March 2022PatentsTom Phillips

UK unveils R&D support for AI, quantum and robotics

UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak released the government’s spring statement yesterday, March 23, delivering tax breaks for IP owners undertaking research and development (R&D) in the AI, quantum computing, and robotics sectors.

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