Zeus named 2010 finalist in prestigious National Business Awards
Zeus Technology, the only pure software-based application traffic management (application delivery controller) company, has been named as a 2010 finalist for the National Business Awards in partnership with Orange.
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30/07 |
Cambridge Broadband Networks has a story to tell
With a 10th anniversary to celebrate and heavy investment in the future, Cambridge Broadband Networks has quite a story to share.
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30/07 |
Families discover hidden treasures in Cambridge museums this summer
Hidden treasures are waiting to be discovered in Cambridge’s museums this summer with the help of a free ‘passport’ for children.
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30/07 |
Topfield license ANT HbbTV solution
ANT, the leading provider of software and services for the delivery of digital TV, today announced that digital STB (set-top box) specialist Topfield has selected the ANT Galio HbbTV Platform for its latest range of set-top boxes.
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30/07 |
Record set-up time for Out Board’s TiMax Tracker for Opera 'Carmen' at the O2
Out Board achieve record set-up time as they deploy their Ubisense based TiMax Tracker for the Carmen Opera in London’s O2 arena.
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30/07 |
The future of search
Cambridge University Department of Engineering's Professor Zoubin Ghahramani and Katherine Heller, along with Dinesh Vadhia, CEO and founder of the spin-off search company Xyggy, have written an article about their work on new ways of searching the internet.
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30/07 |
Wellcome Trust and Indian Government announce £45 million initiative to support development of affordable healthcare products
A £45 million partnership between the Wellcome Trust and the Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Government of India, is announced today to support the development of innovative healthcare products at affordable costs.
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29/07 |
East of England charging towards an electric vehicle revolution
The East of England is set to become a haven for electric vehicle owners after being given the green light by government to apply for funding to install around 600 charging points across the region.
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29/07 |
Study into the effect of mobile phone radiation on cells published by Babraham scientists
A research study into the effects of electromagnetic radiation on cells has been published in the online journal 'PLoS One', revealing that acute (30 minute) application of GSM radiation has no effect on calcium transport inside biological cells.
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29/07 |
BP gift endows new professorship in earth sciences
BP and the University of Cambridge have joined forces to create a new professorship in Earth Sciences.
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29/07 |
Datanomic named as a Global 250 Top Private Company by AlwaysOn Network
Governance, risk and compliance (GRC) and data management specialist, Datanomic, today announced that it has been named as one of the AlwaysOn Global 250 winners included in the ‘Enterprise Software Provider’ category.
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29/07 |
ICE launches new postgraduate diploma in training, learning and development
An innovative programme has been specifically designed for those engaged in the delivery of training and learning or who are committed to moving into this field.
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29/07 |
Partnership promotes corporate partnering
Three leading local charities selected by Taylor Vinters to be their Charities of the Year gave moving presentations to Taylor Vinters' staff about their work and how the firm could really make a difference.
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29/07 |
A rest is as good as a change
A recent survey of managers reveals that many return to work after holiday more stressed than before they went. So what are the benefits of switching off for a couple of weeks?
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29/07 |
Cambridge City Council achieves carbon reduction target a year early
Cambridge City Council has published the Cambridge Environment Report for 2009-10 detailing how well residents, workplaces and the council itself recycles, saves energy or protects the local environment.
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28/07 |
CSR launches µEnergy™ platform for ultra low power connected devices
CSR has announced the launch of its first single-mode, single-chip Bluetooth low energy platform, CSR µEnergy, addressing the needs of ultra low power connected devices.
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28/07 |
Cambridge Network looks into technology for the developing world
Recognising the need for innovative technology to meet the growing demand of consumers in the developing world, Cambridge Network is launching a new special interest group this autumn. To help set the scene, Network members are invited to a web-based online discussion next week, looking at 'technology transfer into the developing world'.
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28/07 |
New Zealand is the latest global step for ViewRanger GPS
ViewRanger GPS adds New Zealand topographic mapping to its Outdoors GPS Navigation App on iPhone, Android and Symbian mobile platforms.
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28/07 |
Keep on Bridging the Gap
This year’s Bridge the Gap walk will take place on Sunday, September 12. The charity event is now in its ninth year and is expected to attract more than 2,500 walkers.
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28/07 |
ARM results show continuing progress in new markets
ARM Holdings plc announces its unaudited financial results for the second quarter and half year ended 30 June 2010, demonstrating continuing progress in executing its strategy with multiple design wins taking ARM further into new markets.
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27/07 |
Catch up with some of Cambridge Network's past events - and listen again to great speakers like Cambridge University's Professor Colin Humphreys, CBE FREng (above). Stream Projects has made full presentation videos freely available to members online here.
