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Accenture: UK AI job vacancies up 51% in six months, with London holding 70% of AI-related listings

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Accenture's Tech Talent Tracker reports that UK demand for AI skills rose 51% in six months to nearly 100,000 vacancies. London accounts for 70% of AI-related listings, which points to a regional divide. Overall technology job listings rose 21%, with Manchester (+35%), Bristol (+25%) and Birmingham (+17%) growing fastest outside the capital. Roughly two-thirds of the UK technology talent pool (about 1.75 million professionals) works in London. Cybersecurity vacancies rose almost 20%, alongside engineering and DevOps (+11%) and data analytics (+19%). This is labour-market research and describes no threat, incident or vulnerability, so it has no direct operational impact for defenders beyond context on cybersecurity hiring demand.

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  1. digit.fyi ↗ · pub. 16/10/2026 06:12 · coletado 19/10 17:55 primeiro registro

    Accenture: UK AI job vacancies up 51% in six months, with London holding 70% of AI-related listings

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    Accenture's Tech Talent Tracker reports that UK demand for AI skills rose 51% in six months to nearly 100,000 vacancies. London accounts for 70% of AI-related listings, which points to a regional divide. Overall technology job listings rose 21%, with Manchester (+35%), Bristol (+25%) and Birmingham (+17%) growing fastest outside the capital. Roughly two-thirds of the UK technology talent pool (about 1.75 million professionals) works in London. Cybersecurity vacancies rose almost 20%, alongside engineering and DevOps (+11%) and data analytics (+19%). This is labour-market research and describes no threat, incident or vulnerability, so it has no direct operational impact for defenders beyond context on cybersecurity hiring demand.