Google and UK Government announce landmark deal to ditch legacy tech and train 100,000 civil servants in AI
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The UK Government has announced a strategic partnership with Google Cloud to modernise public services and upskill civil servants in emerging technologies by 2030. This initiative aims to phase out legacy IT infrastructure, which currently affects one in four public sector systems. The partnership is expected to deliver £45 billion in efficiency savings and is part of the Prime Minister's Plan for Change. Google Cloud will provide technical support and training to help agencies improve service delivery while transforming everyday services to be faster and more secure.
The UK Government has announced a landmark strategic partnership with Google Cloud aimed at modernising core public services and upskilling up to 100,000 civil servants by 2030.
The agreement will help replace outdated systems described as the 'ball and chain' of the public sector while delivering an estimated £45 billion in efficiency savings.
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