
The government’s ambitions to make the UK a technology superpower are being undermined by high levels of digital exclusion, a House of Lords report has found.
Overall, digital skills shortages cost the economy up to £63bn a year, the report says.
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Lack of access to broadband and a skills gap is costing the economy billions every year, says a House of Lords report.
The government’s ambitions to make the UK a technology superpower are being undermined by high levels of digital exclusion, a House of Lords report has found.
Overall, digital skills shortages cost the economy up to £63bn a year, the report says.