The race to be Britain’s second AI city
For most of the past two decades, Leeds has occupied an awkward position in Britain’s technology economy.
Too large to be ignored. Too often overlooked. When investors, policymakers and journalists talked about the future of technology outside London, attention gravitated elsewhere. Cambridge commanded global prestige through its universities and deep-tech spinouts. Manchester cultivated a reputation as the North’s digital capital. Edinburgh quietly built one of Europe’s strongest machine-learning research communities.
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