Cambridge Tech Week
Cambridge Tech Week 2026 is a five-day global technology conference taking place from 14–18 September in Cambridge. It brings together founders, investors, researchers, policy leaders and global technology companies to explore how Deep Tech is shaping the future of the world economy.
‘Relics Project’ – A tour and Talk, Cambridge
A tour and talk on the ‘Relics Project’ at the Department of Computer Science and Technology, University of Cambridge
Innovation in Cell Site Aesthetics: Designing the Invisible Network
This event will explore how we can create next-generation cell sites using reimagined infrastructure approaches, without compromising the visual and environmental integrity of the communities they serve.
Product vs Promise
Exploring the complex tension between real and imaginary in the age of investment hype.
Cyber Security for Future Maritime Systems
This thought-provoking event will examine the evolving threat landscape facing maritime environments
To Chiplet or Not to Chiplet
Opportunities, challenges and the UK’s role in the next generation of semiconductor integration.
Byte Size: AI, Work and the Future of Graduate Roles
AI is rapidly reshaping the future of work, particularly at the entry level. As routine tasks become automated, traditional graduate roles are evolving - raising important questions about skills, education, and career pathways. This event brings together industry and academic experts to explore how roles are changing, where new opportunities are emerging, and how we can prepare the next…
