Coverage
Six beats. No lifestyle column.
We do not “do tech”. We report the systems that will rearrange British industry, the state, and the built environment. If a story cannot be placed on one of these desks, it waits.
01
AI & compute
Model announcements are noise. The news is where the electricity, water, fibre and planning permission coincide. We report UK cluster siting, sovereign compute programmes, chip-export friction, and the operators quietly signing 15-year power deals in places that do not have a keynote stage.
Read: compute as property02
Energy systems
Generation is the postcard. Constraint payments, interconnectors, flexibility markets and substation queues are the plot. Demynex treats the grid as an information system that happens to carry electrons — and reports the software, markets and planning fights accordingly.
Read: the grid as software
03
Public digital
Identity, payments to the state, entitlements, procurement and the departments that still ship. We read the consultations, the National Audit Office reports, the contract awards and the quiet sunsetting of platforms. London is in the picture because Whitehall is; the users are everywhere else.
04
Healthtech
Diagnostics, federated research data, medical-device software, and the trusts that will not wait for a national stack. We are not a patient magazine and we are not an NHS comms shop. The beat is the infrastructure that decides whether a clinician sees a record in time.
05
Industry & robotics
The interesting factories are not in slideware. They are in the Black Country, South Yorkshire, the Fens and the Scottish central belt, mixing robot cells with apprenticeships and export-control lawyers. That collision is the story.
Read: industrial autonomy06
Space & dual-use
Ground stations, sensing, launch, and the licences that sit between a British company and a foreign customer. Dual-use is not a vibe. It is a statute, a form, and a delay. We report it that way.
